Flute Straight Flush Trim Pattern Router Bit Top Bearing Flush Trim Bit 1/4 Shank Trim Router Bits

I bought this bit as a "Cheapo" to follow a template I made up to cut out for an undermount sink in half inch thick corian. I cut out as much as I could with a hole saw and circular saw and used this bit to clean up the edges. I was able to do the whole opening (@21x16) with one bit and it was still going strong. I have high end bits that I don't want to ruin, but this one really surprised me. Before I started this project, I thought I was probably going to need multiple bits. The bearing guide never froze up either. Worked like a charm. I used 150 grit sandpaper to help smooth out some imperfections, mostly the fault of the template itself. 150 then worked my way up to 600 grit. THIS WAS CORIAN. Please check your material for workability.

Specifically needed a 2" routing length for a 1/4" shank. Not easy to find. Not a particularly stable bit, but that's what I was looking for. Well, the routing length is "maybe" 1.5". Won't bother returning, but it would have been nice to obtain what I ordered. I have a need for something that will work with a thickness of 1.75" and thought this would work.Nope.

Later down in the description it says that one of the possible options for this is 38mm but the headline says that it is 2" long. I needed the full two inches so that is why I bought this particular one. Other than that, the bit seems to be good. I'll keep it but will have to buy something else.

I gave a four for longevity because I just received it! Too early for that question but I am optimistic. As for the function and value, totally satisfied! Shipping was very fast too! Would recommend to anyone!

The bit was working great. I pushed it a little too hard and it bent the shaft

I cut a 2" maple countertop. I wish the 2" top wasn't a tad bit thinner but cutting multiple passes works fine.

This was advertised as a 2 inch bit. It is actually 1 1/2 inches. Very frustrating and time costly.

Bent in the first 5 seconds on cedar. Couldn’t have been a softer wood.