TEMO Carbide Downcut Inlay Router Bit 1/32 Inch Diameter

Pleased

Saved a ton over buying stewmacs overpriced bits. They look and perform equally as well, if not better. A penny saved is a penny earned

I used the 1/16 downcut bits to cut mahogany and maple. The attached pictures show the mahogany, all of which was cut with the 1/16 bit. The maple was largely cut with a 1/8 bit from a different maker, but the small holes in its center were cut with this 1/16 bit. I couldnt be happier with the results. No tearout or chipping at all. I ran the bit at 18,000 RPM and 36 IPM.

I reduced all the speeds and feeds specifically for this bit to make sure it won’t break in the stock, but unfortunately, it’s very fragile and broke once it touch the stock before even the machine starts moving. I don’t recommend this bit, waste of money and time

I use these bits on an X-Carve. The’ve been more durable than the 1/32 bits from Inventables.

This is a great set of bits, perfectly graduated for inlay work. The spiral downcut leaves a beautifully smooth bottom & Plunges like butter. These are solid carbide bits and work best at high speed with a slow feed rate. I have paid $30 for a single bit, so this set is a real value.

using these bit for guitar inlay work.

I purchased two of these bits and both of them broke just after a couple of uses.

Working as expected

Used it for some 5mm depth detail work around small lettering in tigerwood. I bought this bit simply to experiment with and based on how thin it is I was expecting to break it immediately. I was very conservative on speeds and feeds on my Shapeoko CNC, and successfully completed my first job. A useful bit added to my collection!