1/2 Shank Architectural Molding Router Bit Set, Classical Corner Rounding Edge-Former Router Bits, Frame Shape Cutters for Woodworking

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Trying out new stylesCut quality:Made the moulding in my mother's kitchen awesome

Exactly what I ordered. Love the color and how sharp it cuts. Value for money

If you need to route wood all day long then these might not be an ideal choice. If you’re like me and only use a router occasionally, these offer a low priced option and work very well.

The bits are sharp but quality control was a little bit off. Like to make different profiles on wood so I chosen these bits. Hopefully the metal won't fly out and hurt someone or damage something. Maybe I won't use that one that's damage just in case it does fly out and take an eye out. Shipping was awesome just like always.Update:. I had a problem with not been able to use one of the bit, but a replacement was issued and now I can use it to create my profile. I really like them and they are very heavy duty. Posted image of how it's supposed to look like.Hope this is helpful.

I like the bits themselves; they will provide me some nice options. However, they were packaged very poorly and arrived out of their container and very dinged up on the non-cutting surface. Fortunately, the cutting edges appear to be alright.

Edge held up great through cutting moulding out of 70' of MDF. Not the biggest challenge, but the bit held up with no loss of cutting and the finished product looks great!

With a 1/4" shank and three sizes for edge-forming, this set allows for smooth, rounded finishes on wood projects. The bits are sharp, durable, and handle various materials well, producing clean edges with minimal effort. The carbide tips are well-made and seem built to last, providing good value for the price. Ideal for anyone looking to add a polished edge to furniture or decorative pieces.

I bought these to help a neighbor trim out the bottom of their door casings. The flooring installer undercut them too much and left gaps. I routered a 1X8 that we used to trim out the bottoms. I didn't take pictures. Sorry.