Meet the Freud PB-104 1/4" to 1" Dia. 4 Pcs. Forstner Bit Set—a compact, purpose-built toolkit for woodworkers who demand clean, accurate holes without fuss. This four-piece collection from Freud/Diablo delivers the most versatile small-size options you’ll reach for in cabinetry, furniture, and detailed joinery.

The set includes the four smallest sizes from Freud’s Forstner bit lineup: 1/4", 1/2", 3/4", and 1". These bits are designed to create flat-bottom holes, making them ideal for dowel joints, recessed hardware, and precise pocketing. Use them to bore clean, perpendicular holes in hardwoods or softwoods, with minimal tear-out and a smooth base ready for plugs or dowels.

• Four essential sizes: 1/4", 1/2", 3/4", and 1"—covers everyday tasks from small dowels to larger pocketing needs
• Flat-bottom geometry yields clean, uniform bottoms for precise fittings and hardware alignment
• Ideal for pocket holes, dowel joinery, and overlapping hole patterns near edges or in tight spaces
• Suitable for use with stationary drill presses or standard handheld drills, providing consistent results across projects
• Compact, easy-to-store set that travels well between job sites or DIY workshops

Whether you’re installing hinges, creating recessed areas for drawer pulls, or preparing clean pockets for inlays, the PB-104 set gives you reliable control over hole size and depth. It’s especially valuable for cabinetry and small-scale furniture projects where precise alignment and a smooth bottom surface matter most. This is the go-to starter kit for craftsmen who want dependable Forstner performance without regrinding or swapping multiple bits.

Ideal for: hobbyists dialing in their first cabinetry projects, professional woodworkers needing a reliable starter set in the Forstner family, and DIYers tackling hardware installation or decorative inlays. The Freud PB-104 set stands out by offering the four most frequently used small-hole sizes in one durable, purpose-driven package—making it easier to achieve professional results with less effort.

Tips for best results: feed bits at a steady, moderate speed and use a brad point or center guideline to prevent wandering on the workpiece. For best tear-out control, back up the exit side with scrap wood and take shallow passes if you’re working with particularly hard or exotic woods. Store the set in its dedicated space to preserve sharpness and alignment for your next project.