Upcut Spiral Flush Trim Router Bit, 1/4 Inch Shank Solid Carbide Flush Trim Router Bits Spiral with Nano Coated by EANOSIC (1/4 Shank Up-Cut)

I have a CNC and it has been great for cleaning up projects and especially for cutting tabs often used when not cutting all the way through on the CNC. It has not had a lot of use yet and hope it is as durable as expected! I have a couple bits from the same manufacturer with no problems at all.

I used this flush trim router bit to trim the lid of this jewelry box flush with the body of the box. See attached photo. Previously, I have used flush trim router bits with a straight cutting edge. This router bit has a spiral cutting edge and it seemed to have a smoother cut than my previous bits. Also the spiral cutting edge seemed to pull the workpiece down onto the table, also giving a smoother cut without any of the chatter you can see with a straight cutting edge. Overall this router bit does what its supposed to do and I highly recommend it.

I usually use less expensive bits but Im glad I went with this one. It cuts very smooth and clean. Great Bit!!!!

i was very impressed, but only used it for one small project.

This bit is great. I needed to trim down some of my benches at in the shop to make them flush and the bit left a smooth edge. I was very surprised at how nice the edge looked! The bearing rides really smoothly on the piece you are trying to flush trim. You could also use it for templating which I plan to soon. Even after cutting through plywood the bit still looks sharp and with the blue coating should help it wear evenly over time. Highly recommended!

Needed an upcut/ downcut 1/4 flush trim bit, bought one each. Only used the downcut so far, but it meet my expectations

I used in a router table and it helps hold the wood to the table with the upcut feature. Great bit

This bit cut fantastic for about three pieces, on the fourth piece it broke. I’m disappointed and now my projects are behind. If the seller could contact me, I would appreciate that. I bought this about 8 months ago but just started using it a couple days ago.

I do most of my work on the CNC, and we leave tabs to prevent the piece from flying around. I switched to this flush trim bit to remove the tabs and to clean up in the machine doesnt cut all the way through. The cut lined up with the bearing and cleaned so smoothly. I highly recommend it; this will be my shops standard bit.

This seemed like a good value for a template routing bit. I used it on three very small projects It cut through the oak like butter! But as I started the fourth small project the bit broke. No more cheap bits for me! Now I’m stuck