The beading bit is just a modification of the roundover bit by placing a smaller bearing on the bit, which provides a small step on the bottom edge. Use on drawer fronts, cabinet edges, and moldings. Use for Early American and period furniture.

A perfect accent edge for drawer fronts. The Ogee is the mirror image of the Roman Ogee. Cutting Radius 3/8" Cutting Diameter 2" Cutting Length 7/8" Overall Length 2-7/8" Shank Diameter 1/2" Bearing Size 3/8"

The beading bit is just a modification of the roundover bit by placing a smaller bearing on the bit, which provides a small step on the bottom edge. Use on drawer fronts, cabinet edges, and moldings. Use for Early American and period furniture.

The beading bit is just a modification of the roundover bit by placing a smaller bearing on the bit, which provides a small step on the bottom edge. Use on drawer fronts, cabinet edges, and moldings. Use for Early American and period furniture.

This bit features an inverted Ogee profile with the concave edge next to the upper part of the stock. A vertical bead separates the two curves creating an eye-catching shape.

One of the most-used bits designed for decorative edges. Lower the depth of the bit to produce a bead on top.

The beading bit is just a modification of the roundover bit by placing a smaller bearing on the bit, which provides a small step on the bottom edge. Use on drawer fronts, cabinet edges, and moldings. Use for Early American and period furniture.

The beading bit is just a modification of the roundover bit by placing a smaller bearing on the bit, which provides a small step on the bottom edge. Use on drawer fronts, cabinet edges, and moldings. Use for Early American and period furniture.

The beading bit is just a modification of the roundover bit by placing a smaller bearing on the bit, which provides a small step on the bottom edge. Use on drawer fronts, cabinet edges, and moldings. Use for Early American and period furniture.

Transform your woodworking projects with this professional roundover router bit featuring a 1/2-inch radius and 1-1/2 inch cutting diameter. The precision-engineered bit from Sommerfeld Tools creates smooth, rounded edges perfect for furniture,...

The beading bit is just a modification of the roundover bit by placing a smaller bearing on the bit, which provides a small step on the bottom edge. Use on drawer fronts, cabinet edges, and moldings. Use for Early American and period furniture.

One of the most-used bits designed for decorative edges. Lower the depth of the bit to produce a bead on top.