SpeTool Chamfer Router Bit 4 Flutes V Groove Router Bits Chamfer End Mill 60 Degree CNC V Bits 1/4 inch Shank Solid Carbide Router Bits for for Lettering Carving Chamfering

Only time will tell on the durability of this bit, as I use it infrequently I think it will serve me well

Very nice bit clean cutting a must have for CNC router

Not used this for long but first impressions are good. As with all bits make sure sure you keep them clean and you will get a good finish and a bit that will last a while. It is a sharp bit but time will tell if it keeps it's edges.

Great value. Really good quality end mill

Very good product hoot sharp quality

Excellent

Great product and fast delivery

This is my go to bit when carving lettering into wood. This paired with my palm router 👌🏻

This carbide bit is amazing. the four flutes make it durable and helps keep it cool. I engrave silver with this bit and it is my favorite bit so far. the performance is as described and very accurate. I have bought multiple of these so definitely worth the money.

I grabbed this SpeTool 60° V-groove router/cutter bit to play around with some CNC sign carving and chamfer work, and honestly for the price it’s been pretty solid. It’s a 4-flute carbide bit that feels decently made, and it’s helped me cut clean and crisp 60° grooves in hardwood and plywood without too much fuss. What I like about it is that it’s nice and sharp out of the box and seems to hold up well through a few projects — cuts are smooth and it doesn’t chatter too badly if you keep your router steady. The 60° angle is perfect for deeper V-cuts, lettering, and engraving stuff. It works great in a 1/4" collet router setup and hasn’t given me issues so far. The TiAlN coating feels like it really helps reduce heat and makes the bit last a bit longer compared to cheaper uncoated ones I’ve tried. One thing to note (just from browsing other users’ experiences) is that, like a lot of inexpensive bits, it doesn’t tolerate super aggressive feeds or really long reach without flexing — so take it easy with feed rates and depth of cut on harder woods. Some folks online also talk about adjusting speeds/feeds to avoid chipping or tear-out. Overall, if you’re a hobbyist or just getting into CNC carving and want a cost-effective V-groove bit that gets the job done, this one is a good budget pick with decent performance for everyday use.

Hohe Standzeit. Nutze ihn zweifach, zum Fasen fräsen und als Gravurfräser zum Sauberen anschneiden der MPX Deckschicht. Mit normalen fräsern splittert die Deckschicht von MPX meist großflächiger, als die zuletzt angefräste Fase. Fräst man die Werkstückkontur zuerst als Gravur mit diesem Fräser und so tief, wie man die Fase haben will, hat man Splitterschutz und Fase in einem Arbeitsgang realisiert und eine sauber Kante.

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This is a new hobby for me , so I thought I would buy some less expensive bits to see what works best . For the price it seems like a good starter bit . If you are using this bit to make signs make sure you don’t go any deeper than 3/16th of an inch , Otherwise you will burn the wood and cause the bit to drag . I have only used it on one project,I’m curious to see how long it stays sharp ? So far ,so good !