What Makes Beading and Fluting Bits Different

• Outstanding tool longevity, even under repeated shop use
• A tendency to stay sharper for longer between sharpenings
• Mirror-like carbide finish for a cleaner cut line
• Excellent carbide brazing that holds up to heat and friction
• A broad selection of sizes across beading, fluting, and corner profiles

Shop Beading & Fluting Router Bits

A few places to start:

Amana Tool 54296 Carbide Tipped Multi-Edge Beading Router Bit – Creates multiple decorative bead profiles.

Amana Tool 54304 Carbide Tipped Edge Fluting Router Bit – Cuts clean flutes for furniture and trim.

Amana Tool 54176 Carbide Tipped Flute & Bead Router Bit Set – Combines beading and fluting in one versatile set.

Amana Tool® has been cutting these profiles for decades, and it shows in the finish every bit leaves behind. Shop the full beading and fluting collection and find the exact shank size and radius your project calls for. Have a profile in mind that you don't see listed? Contact ToolsToday and we'll help you track it down.

FAQs for Beading & Fluting Router Bits

Are these bits carbide tipped, and does that matter for furniture making? Yes, every bit here is carbide tipped unless noted as solid carbide. For furniture making that means the edge holds up through hardwoods like maple and oak without dulling as fast as high-speed steel, so your beading and fluting profiles stay crisp from the first leg to the last.

Can I use beading and fluting bits on cabinetry, or are they just for furniture? Both. The same corner beading and edge profile bits that work on furniture legs and pilasters cut clean lines on cabinet face frames and doors, and they're rated for plywood, MDF, and other wood composites in addition to solid wood.