KOWOOD Router bit, 3/4” Cutting Height, 45 Degree Lock Miter Router Bit 1/4 Inch Shank…

The setup on this type of bit is a little tedious but if you do it right, it works perfectly for mitered 90 degree corners.

I use freud or CMT bits in the shop, bought this because of budget and shipping speed. Nearly as good and lasting about the same at half the cost. Will by again.

Getting this bit lined up was definately not a joy ride. The way they show it on the video cutting first one flat down then second piece standing on edge... not lined up at all. I was running it on soft wood and chips and chunks jumping from cut a few times. I fooled with it a few days and retired it. I decided going with a straight 45 cut some glue and my 23 gauge nail gun clamped down. The planter box is strong, solid with no spaces, just nice clean 45 cuts. I'm working on a project now and using a milescraft dowel kit.

Just fine after set up- probably would suggest the jig to make it easier- but if you save a scrap piece you can use that for future cuts . Good enough for home projects- final fit is good. Best to tape your edges before cutting on plywood- use a slow feed it’s just fine.

Bought this hit to wrap some cedar beams & do some red oak post wraps . The bit chipped a little after doing about 100lf of red oak. Worked ok on the softer cedar .Bit is okay if you only have a small job to do & don’t plan to use it much after - if you do a lot purchase a much better bit .

Bit seems to be good and cuts great with good crisp edges. It is a little difficult to set up and get it cutting exactly right for the joints, but that is not any reflection on the quality of the bit.

Purchased this lock miter router bit for making small boxes. Miter joint fit very well with walnut. Very clean outside joint.

Since there are no given instructions it is a little finicky to set up. Youtube helps greatly with that. But one of the key dimensions is unknown so it's trial and error. It is sharp and cuts well.