Trim, Edge & Profile
The highest-volume bits in any laminate or cabinet operation, including bulk packs for shops that go through them by the drawer.
Solid carbide and bearing-guided options.
Roundover,
Chamfer & Cove
Edge-softening and decorative profiles in the radii and angles production work actually calls for.
Roman ogee, classical cove-and-bead, and the profile cutters that put a signature on millwork.
Joinery & Production
Helix mortise bits and screw-type spirals for clean, cool plunge cuts in production joinery.
Dado, Groove & Slot
Slot cutters, V-groove, and dado and planer bits for casework and drawer construction.
Dovetails in production angles, rabbeting sets, and raised-panel bits for door work.
Why Shops Buy Bits From Their Sharpener
A router bit is a consumable only if nobody services it. Carbide-tipped and solid-carbide bits come back to life on the same CNC grinders that handle our saw blades, the geometry restored, not approximated. Buying the bit from the shop that sharpens it means the service history follows the tool: we know the grind it left with, and we put it back.
For shops on our routes, dull bits go out on the truck and sharp ones come back on the next run — and your rep carries the high-turn trim bits on board, because running out mid-shift is how a $12 bit stops a $200-an-hour machine.
The Brands We Stand Behind
The Frank's Difference
Tell us the material, the machine, and the profile.
We'll tell you the bit.