The Freud 38-222 1-3/8" Quadra-Cut (Dia.) Ogee Fillet Bit is a standout choice for woodworkers who demand a pristine, decorative edge with real character. Built around Freud’s patented Quadra-Cut technology, this bit delivers an ultra-fine finish that elevates cabinets, furniture, plaques, and millwork from functional to visually striking.

Key reasons to reach for this bit on your next project:

• Quadra-Cut precision: Four cutting edges share the load for a smoother cut, reducing tear-out and producing a refined ogee fillet profile you can see and feel in every detail.
• Significant edge profile: 1-3/8" diameter creates a bold, elegant ogee fillet that adds depth and sophistication to edges without overwhelming the design.
• Versatile materials: Designed to perform on hardwood, softwood, plywood, and composite substrates, giving you flexibility across projects and stock.
• Router compatibility: Optimized for both handheld and table-mounted routers, so you can work comfortably whether you’re edging a cabinet door rail or a decorative plaque frame.
• Decorative edge versatility: Perfect for decorative edging on cabinetry, fine furniture, picture frames, and custom millwork where a refined, professional finish matters.

Ideal for professional shops and serious hobbyists alike, this bit helps you achieve consistent results with less sanding and fewer passes, letting the natural beauty of the wood shine through. Use it to add crisp, sophisticated detailing to crown moldings, table edges, or framing elements where an elegant ogee fillet makes the design pop.

Why choose this bit over standard edging tools? The combination of a distinctive ogee fillet profile and Freud’s Quadra-Cut design delivers a superior surface texture and edge quality, even on challenging stock. It’s a reliable, durable solution for high-precision decorative edging that stands up to repeated use in busy workshops.

Bring refined, gallery-worthy edges to your woodworking projects with the Freud 38-222 1-3/8" Quadra-Cut Ogee Fillet Bit—where craftsmanship meets decorative detail.