Our house is around 100 years old, and during the course of a bathroom demo, the contractor irreparably broke part of the window trim.
Of course, the big box and local lumber stores are completely useless for finding a match. I imagine the design was common and is probably still available somewhere in bulk. I've also seen an HGTV show where a place used tools that follow the curves of a sample piece to create a match.
The problem is, I don't have a clue where to start my search… any ideas?
Best Answer
There is a wide variety of router bits available online.
Handheld routers can be had for less than $200. Some are even less than $100, but the ones I have seen have ¼-inch shanks. Some of the “interesting” router bits are only available for ½-inch shanks.