This bit is great for decorative edges on moldings, tables, mantels, picture frames, furniture, cabinet doors and much more!

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.

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.

This bit is great for decorative edges on moldings, tables, mantels, picture frames, furniture, cabinet doors and much more!

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 is great for decorative edges on moldings, tables, mantels, picture frames, furniture, cabinet doors and much more!

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.

A perfect accent edge for drawer fronts. The Ogee is the mirror image of the Roman Ogee.

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.