Yonico Router Bits Slotting Cutter 1/16-Inch 1/4-Inch Shank 12101q

Made 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

Barely got through the one job I had to do.. got hot and the bit wandered. Think I got what I paid for.

Works well. you have to be really careful on how aggressive of a cut you make with the bit. Anything more than 1/8” in one pass is asking a lot of the router bit. I had success keeping cuts around 1/16”-1/8” per pass depending on the species of wood.

Arrived on time and in good condition. Performs as described.

Works great to create grooves

No issues with it. Cuts a very accurate groove with ease. Bit is very well machined and put together. I probably wont use it enough to wear it out but I am impressed enough that Im going to try some of their other bits that I use more often. Recommended.

The cutting edge of the bit broke off mid cut. It was normal 3/4 plywood, no nails or metal to hit. The bit just failed and ruined my workpiece.

Nice construction and very clean slot cutting. Used it to make slots for installing polycarbonate glass into an indoor French windows.

Burnt out and warped after less than 24

Slotter worked fine in MDF for some t-molding. Remember to keep the speed low and not go too deep. At one point i tried to go nearly 3/4 the max cutting depth and ended up burning off a small section of the paint. Backed it off for the proper t-mold depth and had no issues the rest of the cuts. If you are cutting for more than a couple minutes at a time I would also suggest letting the slotter cool off in between sections. Im not an expert at these tools, but this is what worked well for me.