💎 Premium FOOS Carbide Carving Tools for Optimal Carbide Carving Performance Review

This is the first time I buy such bits for making signs. They are still going strong after many many symptoms. I would love to sharpen them but if not I will definitely be buying another set!

I am new to woodcarving and bought these bits because of the reviews plus the price. I've used the profile the most and it works great. Each bit also has its own little case. good sentence.

Great bit set, especially for the price. They carved an oak shield and two 20x12 cedar shields and I still don't see any signs of wear! I think they are worth the money. I wish they were a bit longer though. But that's not against the terms of the contract.

I am definitely a hobby carpenter. I do it for fun but I decided to buy some quality beats and I can tell you I wasn't disappointed. Having a quality product had a huge impact on my options. I didn't have to struggle with my router and they cut clean. Your customer service was incredible. I will buy from them again.

I carve a lot of flags and signs. I need high quality bits to get the results I want. These beats deliver. With 4 sizes in the pack, I get from lifting to bulk extraction with ease. They were well packed in individual boxes which made them convenient and safe to store. They cost significantly less than another brand I've used. I will return to this company if I need more.

I received these 4 bits very quickly after ordering. Each bit came in its own case and as they are carbide this is very good. I used all 4 and they cut like they were going through melted butter. I've used them on pine and also on cedar to make an address tag. Fantastic controls that helped me a lot with my new hobby. I would buy them without hesitation and will probably buy a spare set to have on hand.

90° bit is closer to 70° than 90° I really hope this isn't a veteran owned company and I just got scammed. I can't imagine a veteran sending anything obviously inappropriate. And in front of you, there no, that's not a 60° bit. It's labeled 90°, and the one labeled 60° has a much smaller angle. I wish I had accurate equipment to measure the exact angle, but as you can see it's far from 90°. My cheap Chinese bits are almost exactly 90°, too bad. Stay away from these bits.

You won't find a better price for this bit set. They cut great. This set is perhaps the best on the market with 2 adjustments. The details are a little thin at the top. Slightly reduce the tip to make the carving tool stronger and more durable. The tip now cuts well, but bends or breaks easily. The next change is the profile bit. Make its tip sharper. This allows you to cut in small areas. The current peak is too wide for some areas, but the detail bit breaks when used at the required depth…

I've used a 60 degree V end mill most of the time but have used all of them at least once. The great thing about 60 degree and 90 degree cutters is that they fit right to the point, which is great for cutting out small details like text and fine lines. My other V-threaded end mills say they come in 45, 60, or 90 degree angles, but if you look closely at the tip they flatten out or widen at an angle, making small text engraving impossible. These FOOS bits work great thanks to their sharp point…