Studio shot of the Freud 41-502 Radius Laminate Trim router bit featuring a red Perma-SHIELD body, two carbide cutters, 1/4 inch silver shank, and top ball bearing guide.
Technical profile diagram and dimensions of the Freud 41-502 bit, illustrating the 1/16 inch radius cut on a laminate edge and specifying a 1/2 inch overall diameter.
Illustration of a composite block with a white laminate top, displaying the smooth, rounded 1/16 inch radius edge finished by the router bit.
Close-up action shot of a hand-held router equipped with the red Freud 41-502 bit trimming a laminate edge flush and round on a workpiece.
Studio shot of the Freud 41-502 Radius Laminate Trim router bit featuring a red Perma-SHIELD body, two carbide cutters, 1/4 inch silver shank, and top ball bearing guide.
Studio shot of the Freud 41-502 Radius Laminate Trim router bit featuring a red Perma-SHIELD body, two carbide cutters, 1/4 inch silver shank, and top ball bearing guide.
Technical profile diagram and dimensions of the Freud 41-502 bit, illustrating the 1/16 inch radius cut on a laminate edge and specifying a 1/2 inch overall diameter.
Illustration of a composite block with a white laminate top, displaying the smooth, rounded 1/16 inch radius edge finished by the router bit.
Close-up action shot of a hand-held router equipped with the red Freud 41-502 bit trimming a laminate edge flush and round on a workpiece.
Studio shot of the Freud 41-502 Radius Laminate Trim router bit featuring a red Perma-SHIELD body, two carbide cutters, 1/4 inch silver shank, and top ball bearing guide.
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Freud 41-502 1/2 Inch Diameter Radius Laminate Trim Router Bit 1/16 Inch Radius 1/4 Inch Shank Carbide Edging Tool for Countertops

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SKU: 41-502
$24.49 USD

Description

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Transform Sharp Laminate Edges into Smooth Curves in a Single Pass

Eliminate the frustration of sharp, unfinished edges on your countertop projects with the Freud 41-502 Radius Laminate Trim Bit. This specialized tool is engineered to route the laminate edge completely flush while simultaneously adding a smooth, rounded 1/16" radius. By combining these steps, you can bypass hours of tedious hand-filing and sanding, achieving a safe, professional-grade finish in a fraction of the time. It is the ultimate solution for fabricators working with Formica®, Wilsonart®, and other high-pressure laminates.

Built to withstand the abrasive nature of modern laminates, this bit features Freud’s premium TiCo™ Hi-Density Carbide for a razor-sharp edge that lasts longer than standard bits. The tool body is protected by the exclusive Red Perma-SHIELD® Non-Stick Coating, which prevents the adhesion of laminate glue and reduces heat buildup during extended use. Whether you are using a compact laminate trimmer, a hand-held router, or a table-mounted setup, the 41-502 delivers a consistent, splinter-free finish that enhances both the look and feel of your work.

Key Features

  • Dual-Action Profiling: Trims laminate flush and adds a soft 1/16" radius in one efficient pass.
  • Ultra-Smooth Finish: Unique cutting geometry eliminates chatter and reduces the need for manual filing.
  • Perma-SHIELD® Coating: Non-stick red coating resists heat, rust, and the buildup of laminate adhesive.
  • TiCo™ Hi-Density Carbide: Specially formulated to cut abrasive materials while retaining a sharp edge.
  • Versatile Compatibility: Designed for use in hand-held routers, laminate trimmers, and table-mounted routers.
  • Material Mastery: Ideal for all grades of plastic laminate, including countertop brands like Formica® and Wilsonart®.

What's Included

(1) Freud 41-502 1/16" Radius Laminate Trim Router Bit

Specifications

Overall Diameter (D) 1/2"
Shank Diameter (A) 1/4"
Carbide Height (h) 3/8"
Overall Length (H) 2"
Radius (R) 1/16"
Number of Cutters 2
Max RPM 24,000
Profile Type Radius Laminate Trim
Coating Perma-SHIELD® Non-Stick
Material TiCo™ Hi-Density Carbide
Country of Origin Italy

Pro-Tip: Contact cement and laminate adhesive can quickly accumulate on the pilot bearing of trim bits, causing it to seize. A seized bearing will burn and ruin your laminate edge in seconds. Keep a small rag with solvent nearby and wipe the bearing clean frequently during your project to ensure it spins freely.