Runs a 1/16″ bead along an edge for cabinet doors, face frames, panelling and trim — the finest bead Freeborn offers, for work where the detail should catch the light without announcing itself. The profile is a quirk bead: a flat, then a small step (the quirk), then the bead itself, so the bead reads as a distinct raised element rather than a soft rounding. Fence-guided, counterclockwise. The range is sold by radius, and the sizes interleave: 040 is 1/16″, 044 is 3/32″, 041 is 1/8″, 045 is 5/32″, 042 is 3/16″, 046 is 7/32″ and 043 is 1/4″ — so pick by the radius you want, not by the SKU order. Pro-Line: 3 wing, 4″ diameter, 1-1/4″ bore, in carbide or T-Alloy — carbide for general production, T-Alloy where abrasive stock or long runs between sharpenings justify the premium. The Mini-Pro equivalent is MC-57-040 on a 3/4″ bore at 2-15/16″.
Bead Cutter — 1/16″ Radius, Pro-Line (1-1/4″ Bore)
Price range: $244.00 through $268.00
Cuts a 1/16″ radius bead on an edge — the smallest in the range. Pro-Line 1-1/4″ bore, 4″ diameter, 3-wing.








