Freud 34-126 Roundover Router Bit 1-1/2 in Carbide

Product Description

The FREUD 34-126 is a carbide roundover router bit designed for routing smooth, consistent rounded profiles on wood edges and similar materials. It features a 1/2-inch radius, producing the classic roundover profile used across cabinetry, furniture, and millwork applications. The 1/2-inch shank provides solid chuck engagement and reduced vibration during cuts. With a 3/4-inch cutting length and 2-3/4-inch total length, this bit handles standard stock thicknesses encountered in residential and light commercial finish carpentry. It is used by carpenters, cabinetmakers, and millwork professionals operating handheld or table-mounted routers.

This bit is suited for edge profiling on hardwoods, softwoods, and wood composites where a clean, radiused edge is required. Typical applications include cabinet door edges, tabletop perimeters, stair treads, and furniture components. The carbide cutting edges hold their sharpness longer than high-speed steel alternatives, making this bit a reliable choice for production runs or repetitive finish work. It is packaged in a quantity of 10 units per package, making it practical for shop stock.

Key Features

• Carbide construction for extended edge retention on hardwood and softwood
• 1/2-inch radius produces a standard, widely used roundover profile
• 1/2-inch shank for compatibility with mid-size and full-size routers
• 3/4-inch cutting length accommodates typical stock thicknesses
• 2-3/4-inch total length suits handheld and table-mounted router setups
• Packaged in quantities of 10 for shop and production use

Compatibility

Designed for use in handheld or table-mounted routers equipped with a 1/2-inch collet. Suitable for routing hardwood, softwood, and wood composite edge profiles in residential and commercial millwork applications.

Installation Notes

A licensed carpenter or skilled tradesperson should install and operate router bits following the router manufacturer guidelines and applicable shop safety codes. Always disconnect the router from power before inserting or removing the bit, and ensure the shank is seated fully in the collet before tightening. Use appropriate feed rate and depth-of-cut passes to prevent bit deflection or workpiece tearout. Eye protection and hearing protection are standard requirements when operating routing equipment.