ZOKMOK Flush Trim Router Bits 1/4 Shank, Top Bearing Flush Trim Cut Router Bits Set, 1/4 Flush Cut Router Bits, Handy, Durable & Sharp for Home DIY

Nice set if you dont plan on using them for too many projects

Great for the price. I’ve used it on numerous hard woods and hasn’t gone dull yet

Have used one bit from the set so far. Purchased the set to cut a piece of Masonite to match a template. It made a very smooth cut and I could not distinguish between the size of my work-piece the size of the template. Have no complaints about quality of these bits, particularly at this price point. The only negative comment I will make is that the carbide inserts look to be on the thin side. So, I would enter the material gently and I wouldnt take a heavy cut -- but Ive only got a small router with a 1/4 collet, so thats not a problem for me.

Ive only used these bits to make some recessed holes in some trays made of pine. They did a good job and made clean cuts. Thats all you can really ask for in a router bit.

So far I have used the smaller bit, works as advertised without any issues

I used these bits for trimming a routing table insert into a routing table I built. They worked well for this application. However if I was to do more frequent projects like this I would get a higher quality bit. If you want to use these for similar one off projects I would highly recommend. If your going to do these projects more frequently I would recommend a higher quality bit. During my experience with these I saw some burning of the bit and had to tighten the bearing a few times but overall they achieved the job I wanted. If I have similar projects with one off cuts I will get this brand of bits again!

I had some projects that were coming up and thought this might help with them. I didnt want to spend a lot of money if they didnt work for my needs. Today I pulled the 1/4 bit out put it in the router and about 30 sec in to the cut the baring screw came off. Thinking it was just a lose screw I proceeded to tighten it back up thats when I found that it was striped and just slides. I had to use the 3/8 bit to finish the cut Luckly it worked. Because I bought these is Feb, I can no longer return them so good news I didnt spend a lot of money on them. The 3/8 bit that i was able to use did fine with the red oak I was using it had minimum burn on end grain.