Whiteside Router Bits 1550 V-Groove 60-Degree 1/2-Inch Cutting Diameter and 7/16-Inch Point Length

This is the bit I should have gotten from the beginning. Closest to perfect v tip I’ve been able to find. You have to be careful with this style of v bit because it looks to be a perfect “V” from one angle of the picture but it you twist the bit 90 degrees the carbide thickness will sometimes cause a flat bottom.

Ezyrollers are so much fun for our grandkids. We had to buy more...Love them

Whiteside router bits are quality made that stand up to rigorous use. I bought this bit thinking it would work it create stems for a project I’m working on. The result wasn’t quite what I was looking for. With that being said I’ll keep this bit for future use on another project. I have no complaints about the quality of this bit.

I have been making signs with this using a maslow M2 CNC. I am not sure that I am using the bit with the correct feeds or speeds but it is working out for me nonetheless. I have made enough off of selling the types of signs in the photo to pay for this bit several times over.

Using this with my trim router for routing our sign letters. I can’t believe how nice the letters are coming out. With a lot of practice and depth changing I think this bit will be my most used!

Works great, use this with my shapeoko xxl. Hasnt let me down. Many unions have been carved with this bad boy.

Works great, I use it all the time making wood signs in my desktop CNC router. Has lasted 6+ months and still going. Nice, high quality bit. Have bought another to have on hand for backup.

so far the router bit has performed well carving wood with a CNC machine , will add more info after more use to see how the cutting edges wear

So far I have had no problems or complaints with any of the Whiteside bits that I have ordered. I am slowly trying to build up an assortment of router bits and I will be buying more Whiteside bits. They are definitely worth trying.

While this bit may work for you if you’re working with HDPE, for soft and hard wood, it just doesn’t fit the bill. Right from the start, I’ve suffered from tear out with this bit, no matter the spindle or traverse speeds or variety of wood. Apparently, if you want a dependable bit that works as it should, stick with amana.