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John M.
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025
They seem pretty good. Haven't used them in any of the harder woods like knotty alder, but they work well on pine. No idea on how long they'll last, but we shall see! Fast shipping, great price and great comms from the seller so I will be back.
Kevin
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025
4 router bits for under $13? Even if they're terrible, that's still a good value. As it stands, these outperform their price point. I've had good success trimming small amounts from hardwoods and plywood. However, I tried one of these bits on a 1" thick piece of acacia counter top cut in a circle and had a lot of tear-out when I got to the end grain. I'm pretty sure I was trying to remove too much material and a more expensive bit would probably have yielded similar results. Bottom line is that these are perfect for a hobbyist who's not really interested in spending $30-$50 on one bit they'll use occasionally.
ag
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025
cutters feel sharp and durable. good quality for the price
Wookieecantina
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025
The router bit set arrived very quickly and I was pleased with the packaging as none where damaged.The bit were extremely sharp and the carbide appeared to be soldered on perfectly and machined to a tight tolerance.I've been using these for the past week and haven't experienced any issues with them and I've been cutting a variety of wood.The bearings seem to stay cool and while I never push my router bits, I haven't had any failures or issues of concern.The carbide is retaining a sharp edge and the overall cutting quality has remained excellent.I'm very happy with these router bits and they've met my expectations. While the cost is extremely low as compared to major brands, I believe they compare quite well and prove to be a solid value.I've previously ordered a few sets from this company and all bits have met my expectations and proven worth while.My little shop isn't a full time woodworking shop but rather a fabrication shop. We're running routers all of them, but when we do, we're building patterns, jigs, fixtures and custom applications for unique creations.I like these bits and have found them to be a very good value.
Bob_Sunshine
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2025
I got these for those few situations where I would use a top bearing pattern bit. To try it out I used some 15/16 sassafras with the 25mm long bit with a relatively simple 2 inch radius pattern. Sassafras typically machines very nicely. In this case it cut really slow and I got some burning. Cutting slowed down even during the few inches of the cut. Even at this relatively low price of $13 they are not a good value. Perhaps the shorter bits would work out better.
Roughdraft214
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2025
I would've preferred if these were a set of cabinet friendly dados, so one 1/4in, one 1/2in and one 3/4 inch router bit, but these are all 1/2in bits. The shank is 1/4in which is fine for mortises and cutting flush sides. The bearing makes it easy to guide and perfect for laminates and panels. I cut a dado with one and it gave me no problems whatsoever but with these yellow cheapies they start to burn wood after a few cuts but for now I'm hoping they will hold up.The interesting thing about them is that you get these in four lengths which are approximately 1/4in, 1/2in, 7/16in, and 1-3/4in long bits. In my experience, I could do everything I need with just one, maybe the 1/2in and if I had to use just the longest one, the 1-3/4 long one, I would be just fine since the bearing is on the lower part of the bit, you can easily adjust most routers up or down a few inches to shorten the cut but hey, I guess I will find a use for these to clean up edges. I just don't think I will use the two shorter ones as much in my opinion. So far so good, cuts clean with no tear out and no smoke.
SumTxDude
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2025
Okay.. this one's a no brainer. Everybody uses flush trim bits. And for 4 lengths for $12 to $13 you got your moneys worth if you put one in the router. That's at least half the price of one name brand bit. I don't care what the brand is, if I can complete a couple small projects for that price I'm good. I've got a couple Freud trim bits but if a certain size gets misplaced or broken.. or just being wore out sneaks up on me. I'm not shut down. One thing worth mentioning, some of these import bits will come marked with a millimeter measurement that's across the entire bit or called out a little differently than we might normally would. I just keep some stick on labels and slap them on with the standard cutting profile measurement, or however I would normally know them, as I buy them and put them away (see my pics).I think they look good for the going price.. And I can easily replace them if I need to. Good Value. 5-Stars
Gray Svcs
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025
An extremely handy set to keep around, this 4-pack costs less than a single flush-cutting bit at my local big-box.The bearings need to be lubricated prior to use, but that seems to be standard these days.The shanks are pretty straight; I can't really check for runout / concentricity at the moment but they do seem well-made after a few uses. The blades are sharp, and I have experienced only very minor tear-out; I cannot lay blame entirely on the tool.Overall this is not just a great bargain grab, these are genuinely useful to keep around in case your go-to breaks, or gets lost, or if you just need something to get you through a project.These are going to see a lot of use in my shop. Very pleased with this little kit.
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