Flytuo Straight Router Plywood Diameter Review

I used a 1/2 inch drill bit to cut several feet of channels in 3/4 thick plywood. Before I started, the router bit seemed perfectly serviced. Nice and sharp. The bit seemed to work in the router. When I was finished I looked at the drill again and noticed that the carbide inserts were badly chipped. On plywood. I've never had a problem like this with plywood milling. Unfortunately, I have to say that the carbide inserts are not of the best quality.

I bought these for unusual use so can't comment on their use as blade routers They feel strong well made and sharp to the touch I was planning to add these to my growing collection of experimental ferro rod to add strikers but since the right handed blades are facing the wrong way I won't be using them for cooking or making fires it would be great if the blades faced the other way I guess routers don't rotate like that right?

I love woodworking and a router is an essential tool for many fancy and simple woodworking tasks When I work with wood I need proper high speed sharpening -Bits with Tungsten Carbide (TC) inserts on the edges to keep them sharp while shaping my wood, chipboard or MDF This bit set contains 3 identical 1/2" sharp TC bits with 2 grooves and edge . Drills are shown in 3 figures. They are suitable for straight plunge cutting as their tips are pointed and sharp. They all have a 1/2" shank and a 1"…