Features

• Covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty
• Set consists of two insert cutter heads which accept carbide insert knives
• Eighteen different looks and the cost savings of resharpenable knives
• Thick micrograin carbide tips
• Kickback reducing design

Reviews (1)

Shaper cutter 1 1/4" arbor
I purchased this set some years ago when it was a relitively new design and have never been dissapointed. for the money you cant beat the value. it has allowed me to seperate my work from the work of others by being able to offer a very wide variety of profiles. all cuts are superior to router bits and most other shaper cutters. at the time the set came with shims for creating the correct stub tenon thickness for the different profiles available and pinpoint accuracy is paramount with this set. It also allows a "full-cut" to be taken, this is handy when working with poorly joined edges as you can offset the fence to join on the shaper. obviously freud engineers realy did their homework on this one. The quality of cut rivals the work produced by many of the so called dedicated door manufacturers. if you are serious about making high quality doors then this set is worth the investment. setup can be a little tedious at first but after practice youll have perfection. good luck. ... Read more

Features

• Wood case
• Five piece cabinet door set
• 1/2-inch shank
• Use with table mounted router
• Includes 99-513 panel bit

Reviews (2)

Professional results from your home shop
Whether you are making one or twenty cabinet doors, these bits from Freud will give you the results you are looking for. Red and white oak is no match for the sharpness of these bits. My one and a half horsepower shaper is enough power to turn the raised panel bit through oak with minimal drag. More power is better but less will do. The design of the bits prevents you from taking too much bite causing kickback and dangerous flying objects. The included instruction booklet provides step-by-step detailed instructions on constructing raised panel doors. I found this very helpful. The finished edges require no sanding and the fit, if time is taken for proper set up, is unmatched by competitors sets. I am currently replacing my entire bit collection with Freud products. Two words "they work".

Freud 94-100-513 5-Piece Cabinet Door Set
This cabinet door set does an outstanding job of producing a smooth finish surface. Setups are easily accomplished and the finished styles and rails match perfectly. The panel bit produces a profile that requires no finish sanding. ... Read more

Features

• Ideal for lumber that is to be glued up
• Red Perma-SHIELD coating
• Reduces friction
• Excellent smoothness
• For hard or soft wood

Reviews (4)

Very Good Quality Blade
This blade was installed on a glue line rip saw.Did a run of Mahogany that was burning with the other blades that we had.I then installed the Freud blade and got very good results.The teeth and carbide are large,so you can figure on several resharpenings.Best of all was the price.I will probably order 2 more soon.

Works great!
This is my second rip blade - its hard to find places to sharpen blades around here, and it takes a while, so I needed a back up.

I added the Freud blade stabilizers, and was able to rip inch and 3/4 ash with no blade marks whatsoever (on a delta contractors saw with link belt and zero clearance insert). I could feed it as fast as I was comfortable.

I can't imagine what paying an extra $[money] for a Forrest would gain me (not having to change blades, I guess).

Great blade but...
This is an awesome blade as far as cutting performance goes. It is very sharp and cuts very well. The teflon coating really works to alleviate binding and helps it to run cooler. The teeth are nice and beefy for resharpening. The only thing I don't like is that the carbide is either ground too sharp or it's too brittle. I don't really know. What I do know is that I keep finding chips on the teeth when I know for a fact no foriegn material has been passed through. Nails, staples etc. This has happened with several Freud blades in my unisaw. I recommend the Forrest woodworker 2 for ripping. They don't have the teflon coating but they seem to hold up better over the long haul.

Awesome ripping blade!
I generally use 3/4 to 1" oak for my projects on a Jet 3hp saw. You can push boards through this blade as fast as you want (just don't get hurt doing it). Leaves a very good, smooth cut. ... Read more

Features

• Thin kerf uses less power
• Kickback reducing design
• Perma-SHIELD coating
• Covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty

Reviews (2)

Smooth as Silk
I finally wore out the Freud 80-tooth thin kerf blade on my power mitre saw. It took 8 years of general use - including several solid oak floor installations - to do it. Without hesitation, I purchased the Freud TKR806 to replace it. This blade cuts oak as effortlessly as pine, leaving a cut so smooth it shines! Its also very quiet. I have Freud blades on my radial arm and table saw and couldn't be happier with their performance. Highly recommended!

Jointable Edges
The Freud 80 tooth blade does an excellent job in my Jet Tablesaw. Very nice smooth cut. The stabilized blade is much quieter than the 28 tooth blade that came with the saw too. The edge is so nice that I don't even bother to joint the edge before gluing. ... Read more

Features

• Impervious to chemical attack
• 1 11/16 inch diameter, ogee style, 1/2 inch shank
• Ground carbide with titanium for long life
• Anti-kickback
• Computer balanced for vibration free operation speeds over 18,000 rpm

Amazon.com Review

Are expensive router bits worth the cost? After testing Freud's 1/2-inch shank set, we think the answer is yes. The features found in these Freud bits--long-lasting micrograin carbide/titanium tips, tri-metal brazing, and an antikickback design--make them a better choice than less-expensive options. Each Freud bit is computer-balanced to run vibration- and chatter-free at speeds well in excess of the typical 22,000 rpm of most routers. These bits have a high shear angle that produces less tear-out and chatter marks, leaving a cross-grained cut that requires little or no sanding. Multiaxis grinding helps ensure the proper relief angle on cutting edges regardless of how the bit is oriented. The kit includes a variety of useful bits most frequently used by woodworkers and comes in a sturdy wooden case for maximum protection of the cutting edges. --Tim Block ... Read more

Features

• Six piece profile set
• 1/2-inch shank
• Carbide tipped
• Wood case

Reviews (1)

Freud 91-104 6-Piece Starter Set 1/2" Shank
THIS IS THE BEST BIT SET THAT I HAVE EVER USED ... Read more

Features

• Includes attractive wooden storage box
• 15-piece set with 1/4 inch shank
• Cuts all composition materials, plywood, hardwood, and soft wood
• Solid carbide or carbide tipped
• Offers a variety of useful bits from V grooving to flush trimming to chamfering and dovetailing

Features

• Covered by Freud's limited one year power tool warranty
• Works with wood and polyester hot-melt tape
• Handles material up to 2-1/4 inch thick
• Complete with HG100 industrial heat gun
• Works on straight or curved edges

Reviews (1)

The "Best of Breed" -- By Default
The Freud edge banding system occupies a unique niche between the household iron and multi-thousand dollar (aka "real production") edgers. So far as I can tell, it's the only option for semi-professional production of heat-set edge banding.

I find it a highly compromised tool. As the old National Geographics used to say, it's in a land of problems and promises. Conceptually, it's a darn good idea. The execution could be a whole lot better.

Let's look at edge banding for a minute. It's not much thicker than a business card (exclusive of adhesive)and only fractionally wider than the wood it is applied to. It takes a fair amount of heat to soften the glue. The guide system on a bander needs to hold material flat, square and unbowed, although everything that is being done previously almost guarantees the opposite.

The EB100 sometimes does the trick. There's only so much precision one can expect from stamped steel guides. When the machine works, it's a lot faster than the household iron. When it doesn't, it's hard to resist the temptation to throw the sucker out the window. Although one can remove improperly applied edging, it takes more effort than to apply it by hand in the first place.

Freud should improve the guide system and the table on the EB100 to make it a truly useful machine. Machined, precision guides would are necessary for this operation. And they shoud re-think using heat-set banding on a machine table that is subject to high temperatures. After 20 minutes of operation, the front edge of the table peels up. This doesn't impair function, it just looks like hell.

I know woodworkers that get excellent results from this system. Despite significant experience with precision machinery, I can't duplicate their results. Maybe if I were more skilled, I could. I am uncomfortable with a machine that makes me guess continually. ... Read more

Features

• Kickback reducing design
• Individually computer balanced
• Precision ground for the smoothest cuts
• Covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty

Features

• Multi-profile bit & 99-511 panel bit, wood case
• Five piece set with perfecta bit
• 39 molding patterns
• Use with1/2-inch shank table mounted router 3/4-inch stock
• Includes reversible glue joint bit, raised panel bit, rail & stile set,

Features

• Thin kerf uses less power
• Kickback reducing design
• Perma-SHIELD coating
• Covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty

Features

• Use For Cutting Slots, Grooves, Dadoes And Rabbets In Soft Or Hardwood
• Cuts Everything From Veneered Plywoods And Laminates To Hard Wood.
• Cut Width Can Be Adjusted In 1/32" Increments. A Shim Set Is Included For Fine Adjustments.
• Chippers Included: (4) 1/8", (1) 3/32", (1) 1/16".
• 1/4" Kerf

Features

• Impervious to chemical attack
• 1-11/16 inch diameter, convex style, 1/2-inch shank
• Ground carbide with titanium for long life
• Anti-kickback
• Computer balanced for vibration free operation speeds over 18,000 RPM

Features

• Precision machined for best results
• Premium high speed steel
• Covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty

Features

• Sheer angle design for clean cutting
• Micro grain carbide for clean cut and durability
• Anti-kickback design for increased safety
• Perma shield coating keeps bit running cool
• Precision balanced for smooth chatter free cuts