Router Bits Set 1/4 Shank, 4 Flush Trim Router Bits, 4 Pattern Flush Trim Router Bits, Router Bit with a Bearing Prevent Tearing, Wood Milling Cutter for Trimming 8PCS

I'm new to using a router, so have no previous experience for comparison but these worked well for my first project.

Update - Grabbed one of the unused bits and the shank was too big to go into the collet. Tried cleaning the shank but no luck. Finally measured the shank. Not bent, just oversized. Ordered a replacement set and the same bit was oversized in the new set. Finally gave up and shaved off the excess with an emery cloth. Set is decent relative to the price but consistency is what you give up. Otherwise my original review (following) is still accurate. Bought this set to route out an opening for an undermount sink in butcher block. Cut a rough opening (within 1/8" all around) and used these bits with a template to smooth out the opening by lowering the bit in 1/4" increments. Cuts were reasonably fast and smooth and they are still sharp enough for the next project. Definitely worth their very reasonable price, but you need to check the whole set for fit and function when you get them.

Edging boards and inlays

First off, I’m not doing construction-grade routing such as cabinetmaking. I make and repair musical instruments as a hobbyist and work with relatively small pieces of hard and soft woods generally thinner than three quarters of an inch.I have a “who knows what brand” imported laminate trimmer that these bits comfortably into. Based on what I remember I find these bits to be sharper out of the box than the small set the trimmer came with. Again, I use the trimmer perhaps a couple of times per month so take that for what it’s worth.I like that the bits came well oiled and, although a bit of a mess to clean, if you’ll pardon the pun, they metal surfaces were free of any sign of rust or corrosion.I use the trimmer it mostly to route guitar body cavities for pickups and electronics and as a “poor man’s jointer” to true up matching pairs of tops and backs. I use primary straight bits, no fancy fluting or ornate trims. I’m routing cavities mostly in solid maple, mahogany, and okoume.I’ve done three such projects since I got the bits at the beginning of September. I realize I may be a specialized case but, for what its worth, the straight bits are performing as well today as they did on day one so I’m satisfied.

Very cheaply made. Not sharp.

While these are not the highest quality bits you can buy, they are plenty sharp and seem to last. The extra bearings are a great plus, and the entire set appears to be of good quality.

Can’t beat the price . They work good so far. I don’t know about durability uet

These router bits are a good deal.They're sharp and have cut pine well so far. Usually a single bit costs as much as this kit (or more!) so even if they become dull fast, this set still seems worth it.