🌀 Double Spiral Carbide Mills Router Review

Stupid app wants me to mention transparency and thickness so here it is. Those 1/8" cutters were actually 1/8" thick. Now for the important part: these knives are essential for cutting plywood or veneer.

For this great price an unexpected item, they are very sharp for carbide burrs, have good chip evacuation and a pleasantly low power consumption. For a relatively small machine, it offers a really good removal rate - provided it is not used in 50% increments. At 50% the vibration jumps sharply, which isn't uncommon I know, but it's very sharp on my gear.

While not 100% perfect, SHINA STORE was able to get me a set of cutting tools quickly and at a reasonable price. I didn't expect them to be perfect, but for the fact that I'm using them for a ball joint defect, that's no problem. I suggest using them a little slower and looser, these are $10 cutting tools, by no means PARLEC level quality. They are perfect for my Linksprite router. If the supplier is reading this, I would suggest taking a look at the ball end grinding process and optimizing it…

Media could not be loaded. I used this for a rough pass after machining the 6mm straight end for the first rough cut. It burned wood even at 16,000 rpm and 100 inches per minute of feed. It mostly burned when changing the depth, which is probably because Vetric used a real ball end mill, but it only has a slightly rounded end. After that I ran the tip of the 0.5mm radius bead for finishing and it erased most of it but there were still lines in the finish because that drill bit (the drill bit…