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GerryR
> 3 dayI needed a small diameter router bit for trimming 1/2 plywood. This product is fabulously sharp and very easy to use. Highly recommended!
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Titus
> 3 dayShipping to South Africa is a nag and takes forever but product is exceptional.
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Beau Allard
> 3 daySharp long lasting bit. We use them for cutting window and door openings out when framing. Used with a trim router. I havent used in my big router yet.
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Kristen Cronin
> 3 dayThe bit snapped in half during first use. Still not able to find the other half. No injuries, so could have been much worse, but not impressed.
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Marc Tillman
> 3 dayBought this bit for routing 1/2 plywood from door and window openings with a Makita cordless router when were framing. It works great but you have to pay attention. It will grab pretty easy and want to get away from you. I would recommend this bit to anyone. Definitely worth the $$$ compared to a Whiteside bit.
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Highstandardz
> 3 dayFirst cut on router table cutting 1/2 MDF to follow my template it broke and ruined my template! Thank goodness the wood kept the bit from flying and no one else was around. Will not recommend.
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Brisket
> 3 dayBest flush cut bit ever. Smooth, clean and NO chatter. Go up cut spiral for best results.
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BigPoppa513
> 3 dayTried to use on 1/2 plywood broke instantly. Luckily the shrapnel didnt hit me. Highly disappointed.
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cadman9604
> 3 dayBest flush trim bit I have used for veneer work. Will order another.
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Pretzel-boy
> 3 dayIve owned 4 or 5 routers and done quite a bit of work with them over the years (albeit not in a commercial or professional setting). Ive never seen a bit do this. I was cutting through soft cedar, moving reasonably slowly and SNAP! Scared the chocolate out of me. I see that most other buyers have given this product a good review, so its very possible that I just got a lemon. But this is my first experience with this brand of bits and it will certainly be my last. I would go with something more reputable. Your safety is not worth $15 in savings.