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Freud steel ball bearing gives a worn or damaged router bit new life by providing a fresh bearing surface for guided cuts. With a 5/8 inch diameter, it supports profile work that depends on accurate bearing tracking along templates or work edges. The 1/4 inch shank interface matches router bits designed for that shank size, so the bearing can take over the guide role those bits were built around. Overall 2 inch length gives the assembly room to position the bearing where the bit design requires it. As a Freud Tool part, it is engineered for repairing and altering the profile of Freud router bits, which keeps existing bits in service for more jobs. Because it will fit most brands of router bits, a shop can rely on one bearing style across different bit lines without changing setup habits.
The bearing is identified as part number 62-113, so installers matching charts or documentation can select the same configuration repeatedly. Its role in repairing and altering the profile of Freud router bits means it directly affects how the cutter follows existing work or patterns during routing. Fitment to most brands of router bits allows the same bearing style to support mixed-brand bit assortments, so crews can route similar profiles without changing guiding hardware. High temperature lubricant supporting operation at 22,000 RPMs means the bearing is suited to the speed range common to handheld and table-mounted routers, which depend on consistent bearing rotation to avoid burning or chatter. Shielding that excludes wood dust and chips keeps contaminants away from internal components, which supports steady movement when bits are used repeatedly in dusty shop or jobsite conditions.
This steel ball bearing is designed for repairing and altering the profile of Freud router bits, so it fits directly into guided routing setups where the bearing defines the path of the cut. The 5/8 inch diameter establishes the contact circle that rides against patterns, templates, or work edges, which in turn sets how the cutting profile tracks along the material. Because it will fit most brands of router bits, one bearing style can serve bits from different lines that share the same 1/4 inch shank configuration, simplifying how bits are brought back into service. Its 2 inch length supports positioning along the bit assembly so the bearing can align with cutting edges across the height of the profile, which is important when following taller edges or stacked templates. As a Freud Tool replacement part, it anchors the guided routing function that many profile, trim, or pattern bits rely on to deliver consistent shapes from piece to piece.
The use of high temperature lubricant to withstand the stresses of turning at 22,000 RPMs means the bearing is built to keep running under the rotational loads typical for routers, which helps maintain smooth guidance instead of drag during long passes. Shielding that keeps out unwanted wood dust and chips protects the rolling elements and races from abrasion, supporting consistent rotation when cutters are used in MDF, hardwood, or other dusty materials. The 1/4 inch shank connection works with router bits that share this mounting layout, so the bearing sits securely where the cutting geometry expects it, reducing the risk of misaligned guiding contact. By matching the 5/8 inch diameter spec, users can preserve the original relationship between bearing and cutting edges on bits designed for that size, which helps keep established jigs, fences, and templates producing the same results over time.
The Freud 62-113 ball bearing is used for repairing and altering the profile of Freud router bits, so the guided cutting function of those bits can be restored or adjusted for continued routing work.
The bearing works with Freud router bits intended for this part and will fit most brands of router bits built around the same 1/4 inch shank and 5/8 inch diameter bearing configuration.
The 1/4 inch shank dimension matches router bits designed for that interface, helping the bearing mount where the bit geometry expects it and supporting proper guided alignment during routing.
High temperature lubricant allows the bearing to withstand stresses of turning at 22,000 RPMs, so it can rotate smoothly at typical router speeds during extended guided cuts.
The shielding keeps out unwanted wood dust and chips, helping protect internal bearing surfaces and supporting smooth, consistent rotation in dusty woodworking environments.
The 5/8 inch diameter defines the guiding contact circle, which controls how the bit follows edges or templates and therefore how accurately the routed profile matches the intended path.
The Freud steel ball bearing with 5/8 inch diameter, 1/4 inch shank, and 2 inch length offers a defined way to repair or alter Freud router bit profiles while supporting guided cuts. Compatibility with most brands of router bits simplifies maintaining mixed bit inventories around a single bearing style. High temperature lubricant rated for 22,000 RPMs and shielding against wood dust and chips support continued rotation under common shop and jobsite conditions. For routing setups that depend on bearing-guided profiles, choosing this 62-113 part maintains the dimensions and running characteristics those bits were designed around.
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