Yonico 13168 3/4-Inch Radius Round Over Edge Forming Router Bit 1/2-Inch Shank

Excellent! Equal to many big name router bits, with a price lower than most!

I bought these Yonico router bits due to their quality for price. High grade finish and build. It did not burn the wood and leaves a clean, crisp and smooth cut.

Great fit in the router, cuts well, at least on pine :)

I replaced all of my deck railing caps using 2 X 6s, but I wanted nice rounded edges on the top. This was my first time using a router so I wasnt sure exactly what I was in for. I borrowed my neighbors because I dont own one. I watched a few videos first and read all of the information. First I tried his 1/2 roundover bit, but it didnt produce enough of a radius for my liking, so I purchased the 3/4. I am so pleased with the way it turned out. The edges are smooth and consistent throughout. Using a palm sander afterwards made it look even better. I did not experience any problems at all with the bit. There was a total of about 80 linear feet of 2 X 6 caps that were all being rounded over on both edges. The bit was still just as sharp at the end of the project as it was at the beginning. Couldnt ask for more.

Havent used it long enough to know how long it will last.

Not bad for the money my only complaint the bit isn’t very sharp. Which I’ll sharpen on a stone. I test the bit on pine had no burn marks and the cut is clean. Fit and finish looks good. I would buy again

I’ve had great results with Yonico bits, especially considering the low cost. This one is no exception. It can save a lot of time vs. hand sanding in situations where you want a subtly rounded edge.

This gave me a lot of tear out on poplar.

Works as expected. Good price.

First off. If your a professional woodworker, that’s awesome, I aspire to your skill some day. This tool isn’t for you. We understand it’s not Freud etc. However. If you like me have a specific job in mind that requires this bit your in luck. Because cost to quality this tool simply works. Renovating a portion of my house I was presented with the issue of a trim design that I really couldn’t readily find available in the store and desiring to match the more historical trim in the rest of the room I needed to make my own. Out of the box this bit ran true with no excessive ballance issues or imperfection. It was sharp, free of rust and ready to work. I feel that one of the biggest issues a truly novice woodworker makes is attempted to cut the entire contour in one pass. However if you make multiple passes taking smaller amounts of material this tool works very well and provides a nice clean cut.