EANOSIC Downcut Spiral Router Bits 1/4 inch Shank, 1/4 inch Cutting Diameter Solid Carbide with Nano Blue Coating CNC Router Bits End Mill for Wood Cut, Carving

This router bit works great and is a great value for the money!

Had to cut a series of narrow dados for a shop cabinet in prefinished 3/4 birch plywood. Needed a smooth cut that didnt tear up the veneer. Ran 35 of dado without a problem and the bgit remains sharp.

Great for C n C machine. Works well to cut 1/4 inch rounds and juice grooves for cutting boards

As a CNCer I go through a lot of bits, either wearing them out or on occasion, breaking them. Its nice to find quality bits at a reasonable price. I dont do a lot of batch work, just one offs for friends and family. So, I am always looking for deals that I dont mind throwing out when I mess them up. These fit the bill. Very happy so far.

Good quality router bit. Works as expected and finishes smoothly.

Cuts great and leaves smooth crisp edges. Perfect for what I needed.

This downcut spiral router bit is very well made and the Nano Blue high hardness coating stays sharper long than typical carbide end mill bits. This bit is a very common size and is used for many wood projects and this price is hard to beat. I highly recommend it!

Smokes badly with MDF. Not recommended for MDF

I love the clean lines this bit makes. I know what I was getting into before getting this bit. It is a down cut so I reduced my depth on each pass to ensure I dont overload my machine. I havent upgraded my router yet and Im still running the original 300-watt motor. If I had a stronger router, I would feel more comfortable going a little deeper and faster per pass. This is due to the waste that comes out of the cuts being forced down vs up and out. In the end though, I have good looking final products with little cleanup to do on the edges.

I got this bit to help with a big roughing project I was doing - building out parts from my x-carve for some furniture. I really wanted the 1/4 size and this fit the bill perfectly - not just for size. It was so easy to use this thing, and the carbide construction and coating on the blade added a lot of precision to the job. The bit is super sharp, and it was not even burnished once I was done cutting out multiple instances of a 3/4 plywood stool I was building. In any case, its a great bit, and Ill like it even more when I use it for some projects that dont plunge all the way through the material.