Review on 🔪 Freud Dia Miter Shank 99 034: Precision Cutting Tool for Accurate Miters by Scott Ward

As a beginner carpenter I had my doubts about the price of this set but after spending a lot of time testing the range of this set I am very glad I got it. This design is very easy to edit. I spent hours tweaking and testing to emulate a similar end product with separate bits, let alone spending similar money on it. The slot cutters can be fine tuned with the washers/shims provided to precisely fit each of your panels. You can adjust the profile to have more or less bevel if you want more support for your glass window or hardwood panel. I ended up using an extra glass panel cutter, but you can emulate it with a straight piece if you'd like. It just saves you time. To be honest, if you are debating your own closet doors, feel free to get these. After a short test run with scrap wood, you can stamp railing doors in no time and be proud of the result. A tip for other beginners: take the time to pay attention to the depth of the cut. You're turning this slower than many bits, so you'll get the best results with a few passes rather than routing the entire profile at once. A good 2.25 hp router is recommended for dense hardwoods. or better. Just take your time, test it first and find out the best feed rate. Facerboards are also highly recommended to maintain accuracy.