Professional Double Flute Straight Router Bits, 1/4 Shank Flush Trim Router Bit Set, Cutting Diameter Respectively 1/2”,1/4”, 3/8”,5/16”

1st, the Price is right! I had a project that I planned on using these with but it's been delayed. I did a swirl in a scrap piece of wood to test them out. I'm happy and I'm sure once I start really putting them to the test they'll have me satisfied

Good, but not great it’s not something I would want to take to work and use all day long, but for one or two quick projects, not bad for the money.

They came in individual cases, which is nice to protect the blades. I used these to router a lot of plywood and they gave a nice clean cut and stayed sharp.

These bits made clean cuts in hardwood with minimum chip out. They seem to be sharp and well made. It is hard to beat the price for a set of 4 decent bits.

These bits are very inexpensive with a corresponding production quality. I made some flush cuts, grooves and dados in some white pine. I made some similar cuts in red oak. The results were ok, but had some issues with a little tear-out. and rough sides for flush cuts and grooves. Some touchup finishing required.The bottoms of grooves and dados were nice and flat. All the cuts in oak were much better. Of course this is which new sharp blades. I will use these for rough projects, saving my spiral bits for finer work.The info page lists using this in chipboard and plywood. I also did some cuts in OSB with, as expected, pretty poor results. One might use these to make dados in plywood for say a bookshelf. These dados were acceptable, with only a minor amount of chipping.This set would be a reasonable choice for a beginner interested in accumulating a variety of bits. As your experience and skills progress, replace the ones you really use with better quality.

For the price, I honestly had very low expectations for these bits, but figured I'd give them a try. Anything to save money these days, right? They're just going to live in my tool box and be used in my little battery powered palm router anyway. I have to say, I'm very pleasantly surprised. I normally subscribe to the "buy once, cry once" school of thought, and most of my bits are red in color and share a name with a famous psychologist. You wont hear me arguing that these are "just as good" as German or Italian cutters are, they do have a few cosmetic blemishes, but they cut just fine. No runout, no chattering, no burning... just cutting. A set of 4 for less than half the cost of a single bit from the name brand? 5 stars in my book, even if they may not last quite as long (which in fairness remains to be seen).

I quite like this bit set!The bits themselves seem to be well made. They are all sharp, with even sharpening along the whole length of each flute. A quick check with some calipers shows them to be reasonably precisely manufactured, as well. I don't see any signs of rust or oxidation on the metal, either (and nor should you ever, but you never know and so it's always something I at least look for with a quick glance).Overall, I think this is a really useful set to have for somebody with a home workshop.

These are a decent set of ¼” shaft, straight bits for your router. Included are: 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", and 1/2". They performed every bit as well as the name brand bits from the big box stores. They went through softwood and hardwood without hesitation. Slight chip out, (but that was probably my fault, I was a bit hasty with set up). This is a good deal for a set of 4 bits. Recommended.