Hi, I'm new to routers and I'd like to put a Ogee edge on a piece of 4x3/4 stock. The book I have says to use a 3/4" Ogee but I think this is an approximation as most Ogee bits are 5/8". This is the correct size for 3/4" thick stock since the Ogee does not generally cut quite the whole vertical distance, correct? Thanks

Hi, I live in a newer house on the west coast and unfortunately the trend here is toward less millwork. I have a opening between rooms, roughly 4 feet wide (no door), that I would like to add a casing to. I know how to make the frame, but there is a adjoining wall on one side that would cause the outside of the frame on that side to be butted right against the wall. I know this is not ideal, but I still think it will look a lot better than just a bare wall. My question is, is this a absolute no-no in terms of style? I could narrow the opening to gain more room on that side but I'd rather not. I know there are not necessarily hard and fast rules on these things but I don't want to do something where an experienced carpenter would cringe. Thanks