Yonico Slot Cutter Router Bit 1/4-Inch Height X 3/8-Inch Depth 1/4-Inch Shank 14184q

Met expectations

I was a little worried about using a 1/4 shank bit for slots without bending the shank. I set it up on a router table and adjusted the guide, and taking my time I slotted about 200 ft of softwood and 60 ft of hardwood and the bit worked fine. Some tearing of the softwood and a little scorching of the hardwood. Bit still looks good and my projects done.

Did a nice job running through some PVC material. Clean finish. With it came with a bearing or two, as I elected to buy a bearing to get the depth of cut closer to what I wanted. Not a big deal, but spent more on another bearing than the cutter! Happy with it, runs chatter free.

Got this router bit to make some rabbets in some cabinet doors, this was my first time using a router and it worked perfectly. I would definitely recommend this product and will most definitely buy more!

It served the purpose well. For the price it’s well worth it. For a cleaner cut, do the full 3/8” cut in two passes instead one. Well it also depends on the material. Possibly three passes on some dense materials. I used it on pine wood and baltic birch plywood and all worked great.

The bit did exactly what I needed it to do. Great value I feel. But I’m not a router bit junky. Just buy what I need for specific tasks

I was looking for an alternative to the $60 router bit that Trex sells to put a groove on one side of their solid decking for your Edge piece. I could not get any internet information to confirm that this router bit would indeed work, so I thought I would make that confirmation for the next guy. So long as you set your height based on the distance of the factory groove from the bottom of the piece to the bottom of your groove this thing will work all day at 20% the cost of Trex name brand router bit

They nice bits, sharp and seem to be last. Would recommend.

Good router bit for making slots in the back of picture frames.

This bit is a waste of time and your money. The bit dulled on the first use. It cut through plywood with an extreme amount of tear out. It would not cut through hardwood. Save yourself some grief, and look to a different bit manufacturer.