Carbide Tipped Pattern Groover Router Bits

For routing solid wood serving trays, flat dishes, shallow bowls, and similar objects, use this 3 in 1 specialty plunging bit. It cuts flat, smooth bottom surfaces, vertical walls, and a transition radius between them, all in one pass. It can be used in handheld, table-mounted, and CNC routers.

Same bit as above, but with a shank-mounted bearing so the bit can be used with a template or pattern.

This bit creates a flat-bottom groove between two quarter-round shapes. Short vertical walls extending below the radius lend extra depth to the appearance. Depending upon the cut depth adjustment, the radii can be flush with the work surface or recessed. The profile can be formed on an edge using an edge guide or, on the router table using a fence.

Proportion alone distinguishes this bit from the series above. This one cuts a deep, 1/2-inch-wide groove with small-radius shoulders. It can be used in a handheld or table-mounted routers; the cut must be guided by an edge-guide or fence.

Quarter-round profiles are formed by this bit as it grooves, one on each side of a flat. The scale and depth of the beading profile distinguishes it from the roundover above. Used with a fence or edge guide, this beading bit can be used as an edge former.

This is the same bit as the beading form, above, but with a shank-mounted ball-bearing pilot for use with patterns.

The "Traditional" profile is similar to the beading, but it is more delicate and includes a step between the quarter round and the flat bottom to the groove. Use it for routing decorative details on solid wood surfaces.

Use this bit to form a bead-sided groove with a rounded bottom to embellish solid wood surfaces. It can be used in handheld, table-mounted, and CNC routers, guiding using an edge guide, a fence, or, in conjunction with a template guide bushing.

Rout a flat-bottom groove with ogee shoulders. Decorate any solid wood surface using a handheld or CNC router.

This bit is similar to the above, but forms a flat-bottom groove with a reverse ogee and step profile for the shoulders.

49570 & 49572

49574

Rout decorative grooves on solid wood or MDF panels and surfaces with a handheld or CNC router. Form edges with a hand router equipped with an edge guide, or on a router table.

49230

49232 & 49234

Rout decorative grooves on solid wood or MDF panels and surfaces with a handheld or CNC router. Form edges with a hand router equipped with an edge guide, or on a router table.

56116

56117

Route decorative grooves on solid wood or MDF panels and surfaces with a handheld or CNC router. Form edges using and edge guide.

Rout decorative grooves on solid wood or MDF panels and surfaces with a handheld or CNC router. Form edges with a hand router equipped with an edge guide, or on a router table. Shank-mounted bearing allows cuts to be guided by a template mounted atop the work piece.

Rout decorative grooves on solid wood or MDF panels and surfaces with a handheld or CNC router. Form edges with a hand router equipped with an edge guide, or on a router table. Shank-mounted bearing allows cuts to be guided by a template mounted atop the workpiece.

Rout decorative grooves on solid wood or MDF panels and surfaces with a handheld or CNC router. Form edges with a hand router equipped with an edge guide, or on a router table. Shank-mounted bearing allows cuts to be guided by a template mounted atop the workpiece.