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KWAN HO LEE
> 3 dayI purchased 2 router bits of this item for cutting letters w/ soft aluminum sheet. But theyve been all gone (Broken) even though I put 1 level below from max. speed of the router DeWALT and cutting slower.
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John Word
> 3 dayWorks great
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Steven P. Schneider
> 3 dayTrimmed without splintering
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Jim Reger
> 3 dayTerrible product and broke the first time I used it. Reached out to the seller and the offered to replace it, then gave me the run around for a week and now they say that they can’t send me a new one. Stay away from this poor crappy product
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Carmella Hamill
Greater than one weekI ordered this bit in hopes it would give me a nice clean cut with my router table. First one spun the bearing off within the first two minutes of use. I ordered a replacement and the second one snapped in half and flew across the shop after trimming about 4 of 1/4 acrylic sheet. Avoid this one
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Víctor
> 3 dayworks great.. and very durable..
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Josh L
> 3 dayThis is a great bit. I got it to trim aluminum siding on a homemade teardrop trailer. It started out a breeze easily cutting through the aluminum... for about 3ft, then it started having all kinds of trouble. I about gave up on it but tried a few drops of cutting oil. Magic! For cutting aluminum use cutting oil often. Cuts like butter. I probably cut about 100linear feet so far. (I assume people who work with metal and routers already know this. I didn’t)
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Brandon Massey
> 3 dayI used this bit to trim 3/8 drywall around a door. It cut 4 ft of drywall then the bit broke in the center of the shaft. I didnt expect it to be ultra-durable, but this is terrible. Not worth the risk of the bit exploding during light use.
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Raul Mariscal
> 3 dayBroke the first time to use. Garbage bit
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Rob
> 3 dayDidnt last. Used it twice and it was done.