🔧 Whiteside Beading Router Bits 502 Review

I bought these and used them about 5-6 times to round off some MDF and plywood edges. You did your job. I can't get 2 big ones to go through my cobalt router base. I saw a video of someone making a large plexiglass base for more stability and he said the large cutters should not be used on small edge routers as it could burn out the motor. More power is required to turn and cut with larger cutting tools. This may be why the two big bits aren't going through my router base. Just had to buy a…

My name isn't on here. In my opinion these are the highest quality cookie cutters made today. I have owned and used hundreds of woodworking routers including: Amana, Bosch, Sears, Black & Decker, Vermont American, MLCS, Freud, Eagle America, CMT and a few others. Every part is made in the USA. The bearings spin like no other, the carbide is exceptionally sharp and of the highest quality, they last longer than any other brand, and extra bearings and an Allen key are included for any adjustment…

I used these bits to make maple stair nosings with the OF1010 router. Very good bits, cuts maple effortlessly and leaves a very smooth surface both along and across the grain. The box looks like an economy class plastic, but for storage it is quite enough. I really liked the foam tray storage for getting bits out of tight holes in wooden containers (like the set I got from Chinese brand Woodland USA) or plastic (Freud are good bits, nice looking individual bit boxes but heavy), to get sharp…