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This bit is ideal for making small drawers using material from 1/4" to 1/2" thick. What makes this bit unique is that both halves of the joint can be made in a single set-up, without changing bit or fence settings. Because the profile causes the joint to be drawn tight, drawers are easy to assemble and clamping for gluing is particularly www.- : $ Nov 27,  · 2) Mount the drawer-lock bit in your table-mounted router, and set the top of the cutter so that it's 15 ⁄ 32" above the tabletop. 3) Calculate the fence position by adding your drawer front's intended overlap (if any) and the thickness of your drawer side. Position your router table fence that distance back from the upper cutting edge of the bit. For example, if your drawer front will. Two sizes of Drawer Lock bits are generally available, one for stock from ¼" to ½" and another for stock from ½" to ¾" thick. What you will need To make this joint, you need a router table and a Drawer Lock bit, available from most woodworking suppliers. The smaller bit is .
Two sizes of Drawer Lock bits are generally available, one for stock from ¼" to ½" and another for stock from ½" to ¾" thick. What you will need To make this joint, you need a router table and a Drawer Lock bit, available from most woodworking suppliers. The smaller bit is . This bit is ideal for making small drawers using material from 1/4" to 1/2" thick. What makes this bit unique is that both halves of the joint can be made in a single set-up, without changing bit or fence settings. Because the profile causes the joint to be drawn tight, drawers are easy to assemble and clamping for gluing is particularly www.- : $ For this project, I chose to make my drawers using a small drawer lock bit. As part of that, I decided to document the process and present it here. I'm using a small drawer lock bit from Lee Valley Tools. I've looked around online and there are several similar kinds of drawer lock bits .

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