A professional studio photograph of the Freud 30-102 cove router bit, showcasing its bright red body, sharp silver carbide cutting edges, top-mounted steel ball bearing, and a polished 1/4 inch shank.
Retail packaging for the Freud 30-102 cove bit, featuring a clear plastic case with red and black labeling that identifies it as an industrial-grade router bit with a 1/4 inch radius and 1/4 inch shank.
A technical diagram illustrating the cutting profile of the Freud 30-102 bit, showing a cross-section of a wood block with a precise 1/4 inch radius concave cove edge.
A professional studio photograph of the Freud 30-102 cove router bit, showcasing its bright red body, sharp silver carbide cutting edges, top-mounted steel ball bearing, and a polished 1/4 inch shank.
A professional studio photograph of the Freud 30-102 cove router bit, showcasing its bright red body, sharp silver carbide cutting edges, top-mounted steel ball bearing, and a polished 1/4 inch shank.
Retail packaging for the Freud 30-102 cove bit, featuring a clear plastic case with red and black labeling that identifies it as an industrial-grade router bit with a 1/4 inch radius and 1/4 inch shank.
A technical diagram illustrating the cutting profile of the Freud 30-102 bit, showing a cross-section of a wood block with a precise 1/4 inch radius concave cove edge.
A professional studio photograph of the Freud 30-102 cove router bit, showcasing its bright red body, sharp silver carbide cutting edges, top-mounted steel ball bearing, and a polished 1/4 inch shank.
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Freud 30-102 1/4 Inch Radius Cove Router Bit 1/4 Inch Shank Carbide Woodworking Tool for Decorative Furniture Edges Millwork Hardwood Plywood

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SKU: 30-102
$19.97 USD

Description

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Create Timeless Decorative Edges with Freud’s Precision Shear-Angle Cove Bits

The Freud 30-102 1/4" Radius Cove Router Bit is a staple tool for any woodworker looking to add classic, concave profiles to furniture, millwork, and cabinetry. Often referred to as a core box bit for edge applications, this tool produces clean, smooth decorative edges that elevate the look of any project. Engineered for maximum versatility, it effortlessly cuts through hardwoods, softwoods, plywood, and various composite materials, ensuring professional results across a wide range of woodworking tasks.

What sets Freud bits apart is the specialized shear angle design. This geometry allows the carbide cutters to slice through wood fibers similar to the action of a hand plane, significantly reducing the risk of tearing or splintering—even in figured grain. The bit features premium carbide-tipped cutters and a high-quality pilot bearing for smooth guidance along the edge of your workpiece. Whether you are using a hand-held router for onsite trim or a table-mounted setup for fine furniture, the 30-102 delivers the precision and durability that industrial craftsmen demand.

Key Features

  • Precision Shear Angle: Slices wood fibers cleanly to prevent tear-out and splintering in all wood types.
  • Classic Cove Profile: Produces a 1/4" radius concave shape ideal for furniture and millwork edges.
  • Multi-Material Capability: Optimized for cutting composition materials, plywood, hardwoods, and softwoods.
  • Dual-Cutter Design: Features two high-density carbide cutters for a balanced, vibration-free finish.
  • Versatile Operation: Designed for peak performance in both hand-held and table-mounted portable routers.
  • Pilot Bearing Guided: Includes a 3/8" bearing to ensure consistent depth and smooth movement along the workpiece edge.
  • Industrial Longevity: Built with Freud's premium carbide to maintain sharpness through extensive use.

What's Included

  • (1) Freud 30-102 1/4" Radius Cove Router Bit
  • (1) 3/8" Pilot Bearing

Specifications

Radius (R) 1/4 Inch
Shank Diameter (A) 1/4 Inch
Overall Diameter (D) 7/8 Inch
Carbide Height (h) 1/2 Inch
Overall Length (H) 2-3/16 Inches
Bearing Diameter (B) 3/8 Inch
Number of Cutters 2
Maximum RPM 24,000 RPM
Bit Material Carbide Tipped
Cutting Style Shear Angle
Pro-Tip: To avoid burn marks when routing a cove profile, especially in hardwoods like cherry or maple, take two passes. Set your router for a shallow initial cut to remove the bulk of the material, then follow up with a very light final pass. This reduces heat buildup at the carbide edge and leaves a finish so smooth it requires almost no sanding.