Order by 24/7 by web, contact our sales reps or call by phone.
What you need, when you need it, all in one place.
Most orders ship same day.
Advice and support from knowledgeable professionals.
Radius Cove Bit 1-1/2 inch diameter defines this Freud Tool router bit as a dedicated edgeforming tool that cuts a wide cove profile in one pass, which helps installers shape consistent decorative edges on furniture and millwork projects. The 1/4 inch shank matches routers that accept this shank size, so the bit fits common hand-held and portable table-mounted router setups in the shop or on site. A total length of 2 inches keeps the bit compact while still reaching deep enough for standard edge details, which supports stable handling and control during routing. Freud designs this bit as a router bit within their Edgeforming class, so it is aimed at shaping rather than joinery, keeping its geometry tuned for smooth profiles. The radius cove profile establishes a classic rounded channel along an edge, giving casework, trim, and panels a finished look straight off the router.
This Freud Radius Cove router bit is specified for use in hand-held or table-mounted routers, so it can be used for freehand edge runs or fence-guided passes depending on the job. The bit cuts hard or soft wood, plywood, and composite materials, giving a single profile solution for mixed-material projects like casework built from hardwood face frames with plywood panels. Freud states that their shear angle geometry is designed to produce clean cuts without tearout, which helps maintain a consistent cove depth and radius along the entire edge instead of needing localized rework. Because it is classed as an edgeforming router bit, its profile is intended for exposed edges rather than hidden cuts, so the finished cove serves as both a design detail and a ready-to-finish surface directly from the router.
This Freud Tool radius cove bit is described as ideal for almost any woodworking project that needs a routed edge, which positions it well for shop furniture, cabinetry, and trim built from solid wood, plywood, or composites. The classic cove shape is noted as popular on many edge applications, so it works on shelves, tablet tops, cabinet rails, and similar components where a rounded channel softens the transition. Because it can rout hard or soft wood, plywood, and composition materials, one bit profile can be carried from solid-wood edging to sheet-good carcasses without changing tools, which streamlines workflow on mixed-material builds. Its role as a router bit in the Edgeforming class means each pass primarily refines visible edges, helping installers give stock parts a finished, consistent look that ties multiple components together visually.
Freud states that this carbide tipped cove bit features a shear angle that slices wood similar to a hand plane, and that geometry is intended to reduce the chance of tearing or splintering in materials with figured grain. By presenting the cutting edge at a slicing angle, the bit removes fibers more gradually, which helps preserve the clean arc of the cove even when routing across changing grain direction on hardwood or veneered plywood. The carbide tipped construction is designed to rout clean, smooth edges, so the resulting surface along the cove often needs less sanding before finishing, which can shorten prep time on runs of cabinet doors or trim. Since the bit is suitable for both hand-held and table-mounted routers, the same clean-cutting geometry can be used at the bench or on installed work, keeping edge quality consistent across the project.
This Freud radius cove bit, also called a core box bit, creates a classic rounded channel profile along an edge, giving furniture and millwork a traditional decorative detail in a single routing pass.
This radius cove bit has a 1/4 inch shank for routers that accept that collet size, so it works in many hand-held and portable table-mounted routers used in woodworking shops.
The 30-106 Radius Cove Bit is specified to cut all composition materials, plywoods, hardwoods, and softwoods, so one profile can be used across typical cabinet and furniture materials.
The Freud shear angle slices wood like a hand plane, which reduces tearing and splintering, helping the routed cove stay clean and uniform even through figured or changing grain.
This Freud radius cove bit is designed for use in hand-held or table-mounted routers, so it can handle freehand edge work or fence-guided passes on furniture and millwork parts.
This Freud Tool cove bit has a 1-1/2 inch diameter cutting profile, a 1/4 inch shank, and a 2 inch overall length, giving a wide cove cut with a compact body for stable routing.
The Freud carbide tipped cove bit described here combines a 1-1/2 inch diameter cutting profile, 1/4 inch shank, and 2 inch length with a shear angle designed to cut cleanly in hardwoods, softwoods, plywoods, and composition materials. That combination lets one router bit handle many edgeforming passes across furniture and millwork components while keeping the classic cove shape consistent from part to part. For woodworking projects that call for a traditional radius cove profile routed with hand-held or table-mounted routers, this Freud Tool bit from Wurth Baer Supply provides a defined option built around those needs.
Sold In: 1 Each