



Yonico Router Bits Slotting Cutter 1/16-Inch 1/4-Inch Shank 12101q
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William Mann
> 24 hourThis is nice tool but it failed after very little use. The problem is that the cutter is installed upside down so it was running backwards. I didn’t realize the issue until after it overheated and one of the carbide cutters came off.
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Marc Brrrrrrr
> 24 hourMade a little stand for my van center console/ arcade, used this to cut the channel for the t moulding. It worked. Seemed like it held up just fine
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Douglas L. Hudson
> 24 hourCuts through wood like butter, great quality.
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Georjean
> 24 hourArrived on time and in good condition. Performs as described.
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Prof. Olaf Beatty
> 24 hourGood price, quality, and delivery as well.
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Cary Jenkins
> 24 hourWorked as advertised
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Adam J. Prentice
> 24 hourEDIT: last of the two blades dislodged halfway through the 4th panel i used it on. This is a total turd, with the blades held on by one tiny little tack of weld, and goobers of paint. bought this to make t molding slots on 3 melamine arcade control panels. blade tip broke off halfway through second panel. really? particle board? buy something else.
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pdwilkersn
> 24 hourIt got the job done but make sure you have it on a variable speed router with the speed all the way down. I had to take light passes to keep the smoke down.
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jacob heathcoat
> 24 hourI thought I was getting a good deal on this bit, review seemed fine. I used this bit once, for a total of 10 minutes. First the paint coating melted, then the metal holding the carbide blades began to warp. Thank god I was wearing safety glasses, because 10 seconds after it started warping, one of the carbide blades flew off and hit my glasses. Never buying this brand again. Will update with a picture when I get back home.
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Paul A Robinson
> 24 hourThis was to hard to use. Would not buy it again.