Elevate cabinetry, furniture, and architectural millwork with the Freud 39-236 7/8" Radius Ovolo Bit. This dedicated ovolo profile delivers a graceful, rounded groove that captures the refined look of French Provincial styling while staying versatile enough for a variety of projects. Whether you’re crafting a cabinet door, panel molding, or a decorative edge, this bit brings authentic character to your workpiece with every pass.

Designed for professional results across your toolkit, the 39-236 excels in multiple setups. Use it with an edge guide or fence to accurately produce roundover or beading edge profiles, giving you clean shoulders and consistent detail on every cut. It’s well suited for hard or soft woods alike, and compatible with handheld, table-mounted, or CNC routers, so you can move seamlessly from mobile shop tasks to precise, repeatable production runs.

• 7/8" radius ovolo profile: creates a pronounced, elegant groove that adds depth and architectural flair to molding and furniture.
• Decorative versatility: ideal for French Provincial doors, cabinets, panels, and trim—elevating project aesthetics beyond basic edges.
• Edge-guide friendly: pair with an edge guide or fence to form roundover or beading edge profiles with consistent results.
• Wood compatibility: performs reliably in both hard and soft woods, expanding your material options without compromising precision.
• Router compatibility: designed for handheld, table-mounted, and CNC routers, offering flexibility for on-site work and shop production.
• Trusted brand heritage: crafted under the Freud/Diablo lineage, delivering durable tooling and dependable performance over time.

Use cases to consider: add decorative grooves to cabinet doors for a timeless, sculpted look; create bead profiles along tabletops or picture frames; craft door panels with restrained, elegant detail that complements rustic or classic interiors. This bit is your go-to for turning simple components into standout pieces that echo classic millwork while staying practical for modern workshops.

Tips for best results: start with a light pass to establish the groove, then feed at a steady rate to maintain clean edges. Keep feeds and depths controlled to preserve the integrity of the ovolo profile, and align your workpiece with an accurate fence setup to ensure uniformity across repeated pieces.