🪚 Whiteside Router Bits RFTD1600 Diameter: Precision Performance for Flawless Routing Review

Beautiful lace. But part of the trimmer tip rotates differently than other bits. Obviously it shouldn't be, but it would be better if it were that it doesn't corrode any part of your template. Maybe 1/8 inch is too small for spinning.

- There is a completely different nozzle in the photo - This is a tool with a 1/4 inch shank. It is impossible to tell what the description says at the time of this review and the picture would lead you to believe that the shank and cutting diameter are the same - there is no bearing at the top as in the photo it just has no grooves - I ended up another 10 Spend $ on a 1/8" to 1/4" jack, thinking the picture was correct. $34 is a ridiculous price for this racquet considering it has no bearings.

Hey Routerbitworld, pull yourself together. I bought a shortened version of this (RFT1600) based on this product's picture (RFTD1600) which incorrectly shows a bearing at the end and a constant diameter between the shank and the cutting face. The actual diameter of the product is reduced and has no tip support. Instead, it just has a flat, flush surface that's 1/8 inch in diameter, which means you'll be friction-firing the jig if it's wood, or sanding it if the jig is metal, like in mine case…