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OGEE STILE CUTTER 1/4 SHANK identifies this Amana Tool router bit as a stile cutter designed for cabinet joinery, so it fits naturally into stile-and-rail style construction where a defined shoulder profile is required. The edge forming ogee groove design means the bit both forms an edge and cuts a groove, helping one pass handle shaping and groove creation in cabinet parts. The 2-flute construction provides two cutting edges, which distributes the cutting load and supports smoother passes on typical cabinet stock. A 13/16 inch diameter cutting head gives a working profile wide enough for stiles and other frame members, offering a substantial decorative edge without overwhelming narrower rails. The bit length of 1-3/4 inch provides a compact body that is easy to control in handheld or table-mounted routing work where stability of the cut path matters.
This Amana Tool edge forming ogee groove bit forms a flat bottom groove, so the mortise-like channel it produces in cabinet members seats mating parts on a uniform base. That flat bottom supports consistent depth along the joint line, which is important when repeating the same cut on multiple stiles. The reverse ogee and step profile on the shoulders shapes the outside edges of the groove into a decorative contour while defining a mechanical shoulder. Those shaped shoulders help create a clear transition from the face of the stile to the joint detail, which can visually tie doors or frames together across a run of cabinets.
The OGEE STILE CUTTER 1/4 SHANK description places this router bit in cabinet joinery work, particularly where stile edges need both a structural groove and a decorative form. Its flat bottom groove capability means it can be used wherever a straight, even-bottomed channel is required in frame members, such as along stiles in door construction or similar cabinet frameworks. The reverse ogee and step profile along the shoulders shapes the visible edges of those channels, so each routed stile or frame component carries a matching contour that visually coordinates across a project. The 13/16 inch diameter lets this bit operate comfortably on typical stile widths, enabling a defined edge treatment without consuming the entire face of narrower pieces.
The 2-flute design gives two equally spaced cutting edges, which helps maintain a consistent profile when multiple passes are taken along several stiles in the same setup. That paired-edge geometry supports smoother tracking along fences or guides, which matters when repeating an ogee and step detail across many cabinet parts. The edge forming ogee groove form means that one bit establishes both the decorative shoulder and the flat bottom groove, so the relationship between groove depth and profile height stays fixed by the cutter geometry. This fixed relationship helps produce interchangeable stiles where the mating surfaces meet at the same level. The 1-3/4 inch overall length keeps the cutting portion close to the collet, helping maintain rigidity in the setup as longer stile stock is run past the bit.
The OGEE STILE CUTTER 1/4 SHANK is described for cabinet joinery, so it serves in stile and similar frame work where an ogee profile and groove support both appearance and joint layout.
The edge forming ogee groove bit forms a flat bottom groove with a reverse ogee and step profile on the shoulders, combining a structural groove with a decorative, stepped contour.
The flat bottom groove creates a uniform channel depth, so mating parts register on an even base, which supports consistent alignment of cabinet stiles and related frame components.
The 2-flute design provides two cutting edges, which helps balance the cut and supports smoother, more consistent profiles when routing multiple cabinet parts in the same setup.
The reverse ogee and step shoulder shapes the visible edges of the groove, giving stiles and similar members a defined decorative contour that ties related cabinet pieces together.
The 13/16 inch diameter indicates the cutting width of the profile, which produces a substantial ogee and step detail suited to typical stile widths in cabinet joinery.
The OGEE STILE CUTTER 1/4 SHANK from Amana Tool combines a flat bottom groove with a reverse ogee and step shoulder, giving cabinet joinery work both structure and a defined profile in one cutter. The 2-flute, 13/16 inch diameter, 1-3/4 inch length design focuses on controlled stile and frame routing. For projects that rely on repeatable frame details, this edge forming ogee groove bit helps align the visual and structural elements of cabinet components.