Elevate Your Woodworking Projects with Professional Decorative Edging The Freud 36-114 3/8" Radius Beading Bit is the definitive choice for woodworkers looking to add a touch of timeless elegance to their furniture and millwork. Engineered to provide a beautiful round profile with a distinctive inset bead, this bit allows you to transform standard square corners into sophisticated decorative features. Whether you are crafting custom cabinetry or softening the edges of a tabletop, this bit delivers the surgical precision Freud is known for. Crafted with TiCo™ Hi-Density Carbide, this beading bit is designed to slice through solid wood, plywood, and composite materials with ease, leaving a mirror-smooth finish that requires minimal sanding. The bit features Freud’s exclusive Perma-SHIELD® Non-Stick Coating, which reduces blade drag and prevents pitch build-up, significantly extending the life of the tool. For maximum versatility, this bit can also be converted into a rounding over bit by simply swapping the bearing, making it a multi-functional powerhouse for your handheld or table-mounted router. Key Features Precision Bead Profile: Specially designed to create a clean, consistent round profile with a classic inset bead. Perma-SHIELD® Coating: High-performance non-stick coating reduces friction, prevents corrosion, and resists heat build-up. Multi-Material Versatility: Effortlessly cuts through all composition materials, plywoods, hardwoods, and softwoods. Dual-Router Compatibility: Optimized for peak performance on both hand-held and table-mounted portable routers. High-Density Carbide: Forged with TiCo™ Hi-Density Carbide for maximum durability and a longer cutting life. What's Included (1) Freud 3/8" Radius Beading Bit (36-114) (1) Pre-installed Ball Bearing Guide Specifications Radius 3/8 in Shank Diameter 1/4 in Overall Diameter 1-3/8 in Carbide Height 5/8 in Overall Length 2-3/16 in Bearing Diameter 3/8 in Number of Cutters 4 Max RPM 16,000 Bit Material Carbide Tipped Coating Perma-SHIELD® Pro-Tip: To achieve a flawless finish on end-grain cuts, rout the end-grain first before moving to the long-grain sides. This allows the long-grain pass to "clean up" any minor blowout at the corners for a professional, splinter-free result.
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