Edge forming ogee router bit 1-3/8 in by Amana

Edge Forming Ogee Router Bit For Decorative Profiles

Edge forming ogee router bit from Amana Tool shapes one of the basic molding profiles, so you can repeat a familiar, traditional look across doors, trim, and furniture edges. The bit is part of the Edgeforming category and sits within the router bits product class, which keeps it focused on profile work instead of bulk material removal. A 1-3/8 inch diameter cutting profile sweeps a broad ogee, letting you dress standard stock edges in a single pass instead of building the shape with multiple tools. The 11/16 inch cutting height matches common edge widths, so the full profile can work on many cabinet and furniture parts without wasting extra pass depth. A 2-3/16 inch overall length keeps the bit compact in the collet, which supports steady control in both handheld and table-mounted routers.

Practical Details That Support Clean Edgeforming

• The ball bearing guide controls the cut off a reference edge, so you can follow stock contours accurately without relying only on a fence, helping keep the ogee profile consistent part to part.
• A 1/4 inch shank fits routers that accept this shank size, letting you use the bit in compact or mid-size machines that are common in many shops.
• The 2-flute design presents two cutting edges to the work, spreading the cut between them so the ogee shape forms smoothly along the edge.
• The 1-3/8 inch diameter engages a wide section of the edge, which lets the molding form in one pass where the stock thickness supports the full profile.
• The 11/16 inch cutting height defines how tall the shaped area is, which helps you match the bit to stock thickness and the visual scale of the molding you want.
• The Radius R1 of 3/16 inch sets a secondary curve within the ogee, giving you a finer detail that reads as a more finished decorative edge.

Router Bit Setup For Handheld Or Table Use

The bit is designed for use in either handheld or table-mounted routers, so you can choose the setup that fits your workflow and part size. In a handheld router, the ball bearing guide runs along the board edge, which lets you bring the tool to large or installed workpieces while maintaining the ogee shape. In a table-mounted router, the same bearing can work with or without a fence, allowing you to run shorter parts with more support under the work. The 2-3/16 inch overall length helps keep the cutting edges close to the collet, which supports stable rotation at working speeds. With a 1/4 inch shank, the bit seats in a compatible collet for a snug grip that holds the profile alignment as you move along the edge.

Using This Ogee Bit In Cabinet And Trim Work

Where This Edge Forming Ogee Router Bit Excels

This Amana Tool edge forming ogee bit is described as one of the basic shapes used in moldings and decorative profiles, so it fits naturally into cabinet doors, trim boards, and furniture parts that call for a classic edge. The 1-3/8 inch diameter sweeps a pronounced curve, which suits wider stock edges where a more substantial profile looks balanced. With 11/16 inch cutting height, the shaped section occupies a controlled band along the edge, so flat areas remain for joinery or hardware contact where needed. The 2-flute construction keeps the profile geometry consistent around the bit, supporting repeatable results across many passes on matched workpieces. Radius R1 at 3/16 inch adds an inner curve that reads as a refined detail on drawer fronts, shelves, or face frames. Because it is an edgeforming router bit with a ball bearing guide, it supports decorative work on straight or gently curved edges that can follow the bearing.

Details That Support Repeatable Profile Results

The 1/4 inch shank gives this 54122 router bit a slim mounting interface, which works well in lighter routers frequently used for edge detail passes, helping keep handling comfortable during extended runs. Its 2-3/16 inch overall length places the 1-3/8 inch diameter profile within a compact envelope, helping control leverage on the collet as you work along the edge. The ball bearing guide, matched to replacement bearing 47706, defines the path of the cut along the stock edge, reducing the dependence on fence position for profile alignment. With two flutes, each rotation presents paired cutting edges to the wood, which helps maintain the ogee shape even as wear develops evenly around the bit. Being categorized under bits, blades and cutters with an edgeforming focus, the tool aligns with jobs that center on visible edge quality rather than hidden structural cuts, keeping it suited to finishing passes after main joinery is complete.

Common Questions About The 54122 Router Bit

Select This Ogee Router Bit For Edge Profiles

The Amana Tool edge forming ogee router bit with 1-3/8 inch diameter, 11/16 inch cutting height, and 1/4 inch shank gives you a defined profile for molding and decorative edges. Its ball bearing guide and 2-flute construction support consistent shaping in handheld or table-mounted routers. When the job calls for a basic ogee form drawn from a known profile, this 54122 router bit provides the stated geometry so you can match edges across cabinets, trim, and furniture runs.