Cabinetry Router Bit Q

[JoeH]

MikeF wrote:
Definitely not a standard profile. Most router and shaper bits are fatter close to the shaft and thin out further on the radius. Three pass or more, maybe with a plunge cove bit (can't have shaft in the middle), and then a bevel to get the middle part, and a round-over to finish the edge.

Or a table saw shaper blade kit with multiple passes and different bits.

Manufacturer may have used a wood moulder, 2-axis cutting with shafts at 90 degrees to each other.