EANOSIC 60 Degree V Groove Router Bit 1/4 Inch Shank, 3-Flute Nano Blue Coated Solid Carbide V Router Bit for CNC Engraving and Chamfering

The bit is very sharp and is holding up well, I use it to do inlays on my CNC machine. There is no noticeable vibration and it gives the needed smooth finish on the edges needed for a enlay. It works great and well worth the money

Seriously Good Quality👍 This is high grade carbide sharpened to cut at the fine point! Lasts for days while engraving all hardwoods! 👍👍👍👍👍

Pretty good so far. Let’s see how it holds up after a year of real woodworking. 😎

This 60-degree V-bit is an excellent addition to any toolkit! It delivers smooth, precise cuts with ease and handles detailed work beautifully. The durability is impressive, holding up well even after extended use on a variety of materials. It’s a reliable, high-quality bit that cuts cleanly without chipping or rough edges. Whether you’re working on intricate designs or straight grooves, this V-bit gets the job done perfectly every time. Highly recommended for anyone looking for precision on a budget.

Works well. I used it mostly for cutting Oak. See manufacturer's reply. Hello there, Thanks for your email The recommended speed of these bits is 18,000-20,000 rpm. The recommended feed rate is 3 to 5 meters per minute. Choosing a bit with a blade length greater than 2 to 5 mm of the board, otherwise, it is easy to break. Even different machines and different wood material may different. You should try slow feed rate and shallow cut first, and then gradually increase the speed rate and depth appropriately. And find the best combination. Sincerely, EANOSIC Shop

Use this on my CNC. Works great and still sharp after hours of carving! Great price too!

Not ce bot cuts well

The product image indicates a slight angle of cut vs the flat, true vertical, cut geometry that it comes with. This does effect how the tool cuts, so it should be noted. The reason I chose this one over others was that the image shows an actual cutting edge, not just a flat (smash it off vs cut) surface. Due to this, I've had to change how I make my cuts. The coating looks pretty, but only adds a minimal amount of longevity to the tool. Approx. 5% added wear resistance. Depending on what material you are using this on, I'm using wood, it may help more (i.e. in resins/plastics). I would not recommend this for metalwork unless you like deburring quite a bit. Better to invest in a drill/mill if angle is key, for engraving, I'd suggest getting a spiral flute center drill.

Excellent produit de qualité je le recommde