PLATINUMEDGE Router Bits Set, Tungsten Carbide Router Bits Set 1/4 Shank, Router Bit Kit for DIY, Woodworking Project, 35 Piece Set with Premium Aluminum Carry Storage Case

I use this cutter in my milling machine to make pockets in cedar fish grilling planks for a restaurant. I've machined several hundred 1/4 inch deep pockets in planks during the last 6 months with this cutter. It still cuts, well, but is showing signs of age. Visually the cut edges look good, but the finished surface has a little bit of fuzz left after cutting. I wish router bit manufactures would list the grade of carbide they use in their products. Better grades of router cutters are C3 carbide, while lesser grades only use C1 carbide that's pretty similar to M2 tool steel. My guess is this cutter may be C2 carbide, but for the price, it has worked for me.

I bought this to flatten a warped sheet of UHMW plastic. It did the job perfectly with my router mounted in a slab flattening jig.Good value for the money and its carbide so it can be resharpened.

decent quality, works as described, not the greatest tolerances, if you need precision and accuracy I would buy Bosch brand router bits

This was purchased for my husband to use to level cutting boards. He has found it easy to use. It has worked well for him. He has used it on almost 30 cutting boards at this time.

AWESOME SET AND WORKS GREAT

I knew what I was getting, an inexpensive combination set that might last for one or two projects. I am using it to find the bits that are worth investing more money for repeated use. It's two dollars a bit or so and worth the investment in my opinion. The case is virtually useless, isn't aligned, one of the clips won't even close but it held together long enough to get the bits here.

I only do home projects as a hobby and I do not have a lot of experience using a bit like this. I made a router sled to do surfacing and it seems to work OK using this bit. The bit seems solid and cuts well. I can't compare it to other bits as far as quality of the cut but I feel like it's OK for basic projects.

If you are professional spend the money. This is for weekend warriors. The bit I used the little wheel bearing broke off the first time I used it. The ones I use a lot are dull already. It's not bad if you are just working on small projects every once in a while. If you use them at work two things are going to happen. One. others will laugh at you. Two. one might break and you will have to buy another one and they will laugh at you. Now I use them like a spare tire.

Excellent product