CSOOM Upgrade 24A PiecesRouter Bits , Tungsten Carbide Router Bit Set, 1/4 inch Shank，for Woodworking, All Purpose Router bit for DIY

They feel like they've got some serious quality potential the selections there for my needs. I'm not trying to do anything that hasn't been done before. You couldn't purchase a storage box like this for less than $15 bucks in my opinion it is almost a can't lose situation.

Bits are sharp and well made. They work well for resurfacing large pieces of wood. They cut fast, accurately, and hold their edge. Definitely worth the money.

El producto está buen presentado y trae las fresas básicas. Como para el uso de personas que están aprendiendo de carpintería.

I use my router about once a month to finish off a project. These are plenty good enough for my low usage without paying $90 for a single bit

Pros: Good fit on my 1/4" shank Router/Trimmer. Smooth cut. Comes with a plastic case with see-through to that holds the bits securely. Includes 15 commonly used bits and a small allen wrench.Cons: The plastic case holds some bits a little too securely, but they will loosen with time.When we moved back into the city I had to give up my 400 sq ft shop and most of my power tools including the 1/2" router in my router table and my 1/2" plunge router. Recently I bought a battery-operated Ryobi router/trimmer. I ordered these 1/4" carbide bits for that router. These router bits come with a latching plastic case having a see-through top. The bits fit very snuggly into holes of two swivel-up (metal?) swivel holders. The case I received is not wood as suggested in the product description. (The plastic case is fine with me, and I did not deduct points for the misinformation). The cutting edges of the bits feel very sharpThe following bits were included:3/8" round over; 1/2" dovetail; 45* bearing chamfer; 1/4" pilot; 1/4" bearing cove; 1/2" bearing flush trim; 5/32" bearing ogee; 1/8" straight; 1/8" cove box; 1/4" cove box; 1/2" v-groove; 1/4" straight; 1/2" straight; 1/2" mortising; 5/8" straight. Plus an allen wrench.In this short time, I have no way to test them all or to judge their durability. That would have to come in an update, and I am not a heavy user of my new router. I tested three of the bearing bits, the chamfer, & the cove and the ogee on a fir 2X4. All three of the bits spun up with no detectable vibration even though my battery-operated router is not very heavy. All three cut smoothly without burning the wood nor slowing the router speedAll three of the bits left a smooth cut that would require almost no sanding. There were no splinters or tear-outs. I was careful not to rush the router through the wood, and I did not test the bits on hardwood. At this point, I am well-please with these router bits. 5 stars.