Yakamoz 2Pcs 1/4 Shank Top and Bottom Bearing Guide Flush Trim Pattern Router Bit Set Woodworking Cutter Tool with 10 Pcs Top Mounted Replacement Bearings

The ones I received are are so out of balance they nearly made my Makita trim router shake out of my hand they are that bad. These are too dangerous to use as having one of these fly out of my router has the potential to kill someone? In over 35 years as a cabinet maker I have never had router bits do this but you get what you pay for I suppose? As I got these as low cost units for home DIY use. They have gone striate to the rubbish bin I did keep all the roller bearings as the do fit a lot of my other router bits. I do mot recommend them at all.

I was worried because other flush trim bits this long with 1/4 shafts have had bad reviews, and most of the big names dont make them this long - probably because the force applied at that length can really damage a shaft. These bits had no problems. I used them in a Ridgid compact cordless router to trim the bullnoses off thirteen 1 1/2 thick yellow pine stair treads. It was a little slow going but the bit handled it perfectly and is still going strong. Will definitely look for this brand again. Oh - and it was sharp and much less expensive than those big name brands.

this is a cheapo. so go slow and chew less meat. best to run a variable speed controller and run it at medium speed. if you fail to listen to this then u get what you get. dont be stew pedd cheerz p.s. i would buy again if i blow this one up

The shafts bend too easily, I should have gotten the 1/2” shafts

Cheap product, didn’t last more than 5 minutes each. Save your $ buy Freud.

On both bits the top bears flew off after on minutes of use.

Bits are not at all sharp. Drill is cheap, squeaky and not easy to use. You get what you pay for so don’t expect much from this.

My guitar top was over the size of the back and so I flipped it over and put this bit in my router table adn slowly worked my way around the guitar body. It did a beautiful job at replicating the wall of the back of the body on the faces edge to match. The blade isnt blunt or chipped after that job and it hardly smoked or heated going at a reasonable speed. because of the cheaper quality make sure you go with the grain or there WILL be tear out of the finer more delicate edges. tape up and do it right the first time. Thumbs up. PS. keep in mind a half inch shaft will not fit a domestic router bit hole. It has to be a quarter inch. Quicly arrived and well packed with their own little hard plastic cases, really stoked. Thank you.

As a cheaper version of a pin vice this one is great for a beginner Modeller

Drill bits were dull and the drill chuck keeps loosening