Whiteside Router Bits 1550 V-Groove 60-Degree 1/2-Inch Cutting Diameter and 7/16-Inch Point Length

I ordered the WhiteSide V Groove Bit because I Have been using WhiteSide bits for years and never have had a problem with any of them.The 1/4 Shank, 1/2 Diameter x 7/16 Point Length x 2 OL - V Groove Bit, 60 degree bit works great I have been carving some Red Oak and it cuts it with ease. I am using it on my CNC mill with no problem I would recommend this to anyone looking for a great V groove bit.

This is a great product. It was received on time. I would buy this product again. The vendor was excellent.

I have tried many different brands, but Whiteside always seems outpace the competition.

As someone who is still new to CNC, I’m still learning what bits to use in certain situations, but I can say this one took my results to the next level. If you’re like I was — only ever using 1/8” or 1/4” end mill bits because you don’t know any better — get one of these. The price is right, the quality is solid, and the company is reputable. You’ll be impressed how much the quality of your carving improves.

Very sharp and well packed. The bit comes coated with temporary plastic layer that needs to be removed before use. When used in my Shapeoko 3 it cuts signs reliably with no edge chipping. This is a fantastic V bit for the money!

So far I have had no problems or complaints with any of the Whiteside bits that I have ordered. I am slowly trying to build up an assortment of router bits and I will be buying more Whiteside bits. They are definitely worth trying.

Ezyrollers are so much fun for our grandkids. We had to buy more...Love them

so far the router bit has performed well carving wood with a CNC machine , will add more info after more use to see how the cutting edges wear

Using this with my trim router for routing our sign letters. I can’t believe how nice the letters are coming out. With a lot of practice and depth changing I think this bit will be my most used!

I have been making signs with this using a maslow M2 CNC. I am not sure that I am using the bit with the correct feeds or speeds but it is working out for me nonetheless. I have made enough off of selling the types of signs in the photo to pay for this bit several times over.