10Pcs CNC Router Bits Set, 1/4" Shank Solid Carbide Multiple Uses Router Bit for Woodworking Detail Carving Trimming V Groove Engraving Slotting Mortise MDF Resin Lettering Sign Making

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Let me say.. I bought my first CNC a few weeks ago and this is my first bit set. I've done the dumb stuff. And through it all none of these bits have broken. They're sharp. They're tough. They get the job done over and over again. Buy this set. More than worth the money!

The quality is good on all of the bits I have used.I have used these so far:1/4" up-cut1/4" down-cut1/4" compression1/4" ball nosed endmill1/4" 90 deg. V1/4" 60 deg. V1/8" endmillNeed to add the taper angle for taper ballnose with 1/16" ball end to the product description.I have not used it yet because I need the taper angle to enter into the tool description data to use it on my CNC. The taper angle is critical, but I cannot find it in the description or pictures for this item.

Excellent seller, quick shipping, as described, great deal, I recommend!. Thank you!.

The product was everything I expected.

Very useful kit for people who just picked up a small CNC and wish to experiment. I am told that when you start to use a CNC you will invariably break bits due to feed rate, clamps, etc. These bits are not so expensive that you will be afraid to experiment, but the machining is still solid.The surfacing bit is the smallest surfacing bit that I have ever seen. It's tiny with a small cutting radius. Carbide is sharp, everything looks fine, it is just small. You could use this with a trim router and sled for surfacing small areas, but it is probably best on a CNC. (Do NOT use it for rabbeting.. the head is not designed for it).The rest of the bits are surprisingly well machined. The shanks are super polished and engraved with specifications. The cutting edges are moderately sharp but also very consistent and precise. I didn't see any flaws on any of the bits.The blue coating looks a little different from my other bits and I can't attest to whether it prolongs bit life at all. CNC users are best suited to answer that question as they push their bits more than those of us who use hand routers or table routers.

Bits don't come with enough information about specifications.

I'd suggest these bits for anyone getting started with CNC routing. These seem to stay pretty sharp, and there's a bit for pretty much everything a beginner could need. Would order again!