Edge Forming Ogee Fillet with Ball Bearing Guide 2-Flute 1/4" Radius, 1-5/8" Dia, 3/4" Height, 1/2" Shank, 2-5/8"Length

Amana Ogee Fillet Router Bit For Edgeforming

Amana Tool ogee fillet router bit cuts an open pattern with a step at the end of the concave portion of the curve, creating a defined transition that helps edges read cleanly on finished parts. This edge forming router bit belongs to the Edgeforming router bits category, so it is aimed at shaping visible edges rather than bulk material removal. The bit uses a ball bearing guide, which steers the profile along the workpiece edge and helps maintain a consistent pattern on repeat runs. The profile uses a 1/4 inch radius, which keeps the detail refined enough for furniture, cabinetry, and trim where a smaller curve fits well. A 2-1/4 inch diameter body spreads the cut across a wider arc, supporting smoother shaping when profiling longer edges or larger panels.

Key Edgeforming Details For Shop Use

• The open pattern with a step at the end of the concave portion of the curve forms a recognizable ogee fillet shape, giving doors, tops, and rails a repeatable design detail that matches other edgeformed components.
• Using the optional 3/8 inch bearing produces a profile with a fillet at the convex end of the curve, so a simple bearing change lets the same bit generate an alternate ogee look without changing cutting geometry.
• The ball bearing guide follows the work edge during routing, which helps maintain steady alignment along straight or curved workpieces and supports consistent results across multiple parts.
• The 2-flute cutting design engages the wood at two points around the rotation, promoting balanced cutting that supports a smoother feel along the shaped edge.
• The bit is in the Edgeforming category, signaling it is intended for shaping exposed edges where profile consistency and appearance are central to the finished work.

Mounting, Radius, And Cutting Dimensions

The router bit uses a 1/2 inch shank, giving a solid grip in a 1/2 inch collet that supports stable running during heavier edgeforming passes. Cutting height is 3/4 inch, so the profile can cover common stock thicknesses used for doors, drawer fronts, and table aprons while leaving room to position the cut where it best suits the design. Overall length is 2-5/8 inch, which fits typical router collet depths while still exposing the full 3/4 inch cutting height. The 1/4 inch radius coordinates with the ogee pattern to keep the shaped transitions controlled and suitable for work where a moderate profile is preferred.

Using This Router Bit In Real Projects

Where The Ogee Fillet Router Bit Is Applied

This router bit is classified as a router bit in the Edgeforming product class, so its primary role is shaping visible edges on woodworking projects rather than grooving or joinery. The 2-1/4 inch diameter allows the bit to sweep a broad profile across the work edge, which works well on cabinet doors, furniture edges, or trim boards where a pronounced contour is desired. Because it operates with a ball bearing guide, it can be run along template patterns or straight stock edges to carry the ogee fillet across multiple identical parts. The pattern has a step at the end of the concave portion of the curve, so that transition line becomes part of the visual rhythm on rails, stiles, and tops.

Details That Support Repeatable Edgeforming Results

The router bit can be used in either hand held or table mounted routers, giving shops flexibility to match the setup to part size and workflow. In hand held routers, the ball bearing guide lets the operator follow the work edge directly, which supports shaping large or fixed workpieces. In table mounted routers, the same bearing guidance works alongside a fence for controlled passes on smaller or repetitive parts. When the optional 3/8 inch bearing is used, the profile shifts to place a fillet at the convex end of the curve, allowing one bit to handle two related ogee looks for coordinated design schemes. The 2-flute configuration and 3/4 inch cutting height work together to maintain a continuous profile along the edge, supporting a uniform appearance from piece to piece.

Common Questions About This Ogee Fillet Bit

Select This Bit For Controlled Ogee Edgeforming

The Amana Tool ogee fillet router bit with ball bearing guide, 1/4 inch radius, 2-1/4 inch diameter, 3/4 inch cutting height, 1/2 inch shank, and 2-5/8 inch overall length brings a defined edgeforming profile to cabinet and furniture work. Its ability to run in both hand held and table mounted routers helps one profile serve multiple setups across a shop. Choosing this router bit aligns the ogee fillet pattern, bearing-guided control, and key dimensions with edgeforming tasks that call for a consistent, repeatable profile.