Features
- Carbide-tipped cutting edges for improved wear resistance
- 2-flute cutting geometry
- Bottom-mount ball bearing guide (bearing sold separately)
- Produces an ogee profile; optional 3/8" bearing creates a fillet at the convex edge
- Suitable for handheld or table-mounted routers
Specifications
| Manufacturer Part Number | 85584M |
| Brand | BOSCH |
| Upc | 000346050714 |
| Package Quantity | 1/Each |
| Product Type | Ogee Router Bit |
| Shank Diameter | 1/4" |
| Cutting Diameter | 1-3/8" |
| Radius (R1) | 5/32" |
| Overall Length | 2-1/4" |
| Number Of Flutes | 2 |
| Tip Material | Carbide |
| Weight | 0.105 lbs |
| Bearing | Bottom-mount ball bearing guide (3/8" bearing optional for fillet) |
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Ogee profile router bit with carbide-tipped cutting edges. The bit produces a decorative ogee with a step at the end of the concave portion; using a 3/8" bearing (optional) produces a fillet at the convex end. Designed for use in handheld or table-mounted routers.
Model Number: 85584M
Project Ideas
Business
On-Site Edge Profiling Service
Offer a mobile or in-shop service to add ogee profiles to countertops, stair treads, shelves, and table tops. Provide two looks—standard ogee and ogee-with-fillet using the 3/8-inch bearing. Sell per linear foot with tiers for hardwoods vs. softwoods, and bundle with sanding/finishing.
Boutique Boards and Serving Trays
Launch an online shop selling cutting boards, pastry boards, pastry sticks, and serving trays with signature ogee edges. Differentiate with the optional fillet variant, wood species mixes, and custom laser engraving. Offer gift packaging and corporate logo orders for volume sales.
Cabinet Door Refacing & Edge Upgrades
Reface existing cabinet doors by replacing or modifying rails/stiles and adding an ogee edge for a premium, traditional aesthetic. Include the fillet-bearing option as an upgrade tier. Upsell with new hardware, color-matched finishing, and soft-close hinge installs.
Ogee Picture Frames Wholesale
Produce standardized frame sizes with two edge profiles (classic ogee and ogee-with-fillet) for photographers, galleries, and gift shops. Batch-route lengths before mitering to maximize throughput. Sell with backing, glazing options, and volume discounts.
Small-Run Trim and Moulding Shop
Use the router table to manufacture short runs of custom chair rails, baseboard caps, and window stool edges with the ogee bit. Offer custom profiles by combining passes or swapping to the 3/8-inch bearing for a beaded fillet. Market to remodelers needing quick turnaround without millwork minimums.
Creative
Heirloom Ogee Picture Frames
Mill frame stock and rout the outer edges with the ogee profile for a classic, gallery-ready look. Swap to the optional 3/8-inch bearing to add a small fillet that catches light and adds refinement. Pair with miter splines for strength, and use contrasting woods for a premium finish.
Ogee-Edged Charcuterie Boards
Dress up live-edge or rectangular boards by routing the perimeter with the bit. The standard profile gives a graceful concave/convex curve; use the 3/8-inch bearing for a delicate fillet on the top edge. Leave handles or straight sections by using stop blocks and make a shallow chamfer on the underside for easy lifting.
Classic Mantel or Floating Shelf Upgrade
Edge-band plywood or solid shelves and rout the front/lateral edges with the ogee to create a furniture-grade profile. The optional fillet-bearing pass softens the convex edge for a more traditional, period-correct look. Ideal for fireplace mantels, bookcases, or media shelves.
Keepsake Box Lids and Bases
Create a stepped ogee around box lids for a jewel-like profile, then switch to the fillet-bearing to add a subtle bead on the base. Use light climb-cuts at end grain to prevent tear-out, and sand minimally to preserve crisp details. Finish with shellac or oil to highlight the curves.
Custom Chair Rail and Wall Cap Trim
Rip narrow strips and run them along the fence on a router table to produce small-batch trim with a refined ogee. The 3/8-inch bearing adds a fillet that reads like a bead, perfect for chair rails, wainscot caps, or picture ledges. Stain or paint to match existing decor.