KOWOOD Router Bits Set of 15 Pieces 1/4 Inch Woodwork Tools for Beginners

Great value for the money, you get so many bits for a fraction of the cost. 1/2 inch shank is great and easy to install. They are hard to remove from the case but other than that no complaints. Just use some needle nose pliers to remove for the first time to be safe. I have used the straight but on four projects and still very sharp. Chamfer bit is great.

These bits are made extremely well for the price and have a diagram of which bits do what...great buy

These fit perfectly in my 18 volt cordless rigid portable router. They are mid to low quality, but perform decently enough. I appreciate having a variety of shapes and styles. As they get dull they like to hang up and Chip your wood. When they're sharp, they cut well, but as they get dull they have a hard time cutting through hard spots in the wood. Like any tool, if you take care of them and use them properly they should last a while. I would not say that these are professional quality bits, but would recommend them for occasional use by a hobbyist. Great homeowner product. I appreciate having the wooden carrying case they came in, although the case is not super sturdy.

This set was exactly what I needed. I was doing some home repairs .. and these really came in handy. They are built super strong and there are more than enough bits to get the job done. I didn't see any damage after I was done working. No chips. They cut perfectly and really got the job done. I had no problem using them on my machine.. they fit fine. Thank you!

Let's be clear - these are not heavy-duty commercial-grade router bits. If you try to use them on anything at all tough, or a large project, they're going to wear out quickly.But, that's not what these are for. This is a good wide variety of common types of router bits, in a cheap but serviceably handy case, suitable for someone just starting out in using routers or with a smallish project where you don't know exactly which bit would be best.You'll not likely find a more affordable set this comprehensive, and it's so much easier to grab a router you already have and "give it a go" to see if it does what you want. Then, once you've figured out exactly the right tool you need, you can spend the same or more as this set cost, on a good-quality version of that one single bit you've decided is the one you need.Over time your collection of good-quality bits will grow, without having to break the bank all at once with bits you may never actually use. I have this set, a handful of good bits for specific projects, and now I can easily test and figure out what exactly I need to get next.Recommended! Just don't set your expectations unreasonably high.

I started using a router for some basic projects earlier last year. I bought this set of bits expecting they probably wouldn't be the best or longest-lasting, but it had the sizes and styles I needed and at a great price. I've been really impressed with them and have used half of them so far! Given that these have 1/4" shanks, I'm making sure to do two passes for anything deeper than 1/4". It takes longer but the cuts are cleaner and it all but eliminates the risk of the bit bending or breaking.A few different straight bits have powered through about a hundred feet of various kinds of lumber in my router table and are still sharp. The cove box bits I use in my plunge router and they're working great. I'm still trying to perfect the spacing and height for the angle of the corner round, cove, and ogees, but that's on me and not the bit. I'm not sure if I'll use the rest, but I like having them in case I find a need for them. They're all making nice clean cuts.If you only need the cove box and/or V bits, I started with a set of "Eyech" bits in my plunge router and would recommend them as well: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B081998CP2I'm attaching pictures of a couple of my first projects, tile holders for dominos and other games. The corner round bit is mounted to the table in the back of a couple of them. If you notice the circular divots towards the end of some of the smaller pieces, those are the fault of my poorly-designed (but budget-friendly) Kobalt router table, not the bits. Some genius designed the inserts for that table to be a few millimeters thinner than they should be, leaving a nice edge sticking up to catch smaller pieces. One of these days I'll layer on a few coats of paint or something to get them flush with the table.

These are fine. They absolutely work as intended, but they are not high quality and a good deal of bits I'll probably never use. Of the bits that I've used, they have not lasted as long as bits that I've purchased elsewhere. Having said that, you are getting a lot of bits for the money.

No complaints here