Review on 🔧 Meihejia Architectural Molding Edge Forming Router: Crafting Perfect Moldings with Precision by Willie Midkiff

I have been working with wood for as long as I can remember. I know I'll live longer with my premium bits, which cost significantly more. I've easily invested over a thousand dollars in Beats. I also have a cheap 40 piece set that not only gives me a lot of different profiles but also increases the size. Whenever I need this crazy tip or I'm doing a job that I don't want to waste my good tips on, I grab one of these. These bits are pretty sharp and hard metal. Plain steel bits don't hold up well when sharpened. C3 carbide is harder than C2, but good C2 is better than poor quality C3. Particle size is just as important, if not more important than hardness. Usually C3 has a smaller particle than C2, but not always. The other thing that really matters is that they come with a 1/2 inch shank. That means less vibration. So you get a decent, sturdier bit at a relatively affordable price. If you live with woodworking, do like me and have sets of these for an unusual profile or project. I don't have all of these profiles yet, but I have a lot of them. She. You never know when that single profile is right for the job until you get there. These profiles were instrumental in completing the paneling and crown molding in my bedroom.