1/2 Inch Shank Architectural Molding Router Bits,Crown Molding Router Bit, Bullnose Bead Column Face Molding Router Bit for Woodworking Tools

I have had no complaints have tried all 3 pieces and wife loves the work so 10/10 in my book.

Have not yet put it up for testing it, but it looks like it will perform as expected

Great for the job

Used to make bookcase trim with poplar. I'd be skeptical to use these on tougher hardwoods. They are LARGE bits and after making about 30ft of trim they seemed to start to be getting dull and tearing out grain. At the end of the day I stick to my mantra, a sharp tool is a safe tool. Dull blades are more dangerous. The fact that these are an off-brand, and they're also BIG, BEEFY, router bits I'd only use them on a project or two before throwing away. These are the kind of router bits that have decent potential to cause injury if the carbide shatters, or they catch a knot and maul your workpiece. Wear your PPE.

The product description and photo showing overall length is very wrong. The largest bit is only 2” long on the cutting surface... I only used them in soft pine, but they seem to cut just fine. Hardest part is keeping the wood steady in the router table as these are vertical bits. It’s easiest to cut pieces to length first, then route them (as opposed to just routing 8-10’ sticks at a time.

I am very pleased with the quality of these router bits for the price. I have never seen such a good price locally and was doubtful about the quality before ordering. I am very glad that I took the chance. I have used the bits and have found them to be of good quality and workmanship. They performed to my expectations.

The size of the bit in the description is misleading. It is much smaller that advertised.

Worked great for the pine molding and trim I made for a room in the basement so far have lasted quite well.