🔧 Whiteside Router Bits SC01: Unleashing Precision and Versatility for Routing Excellence Review

It was hard to find a 1/16" drill that could cut a full 1/4" drill, so that's a plus. Although the tool was sharp, it cut very cleanly. After about 45 minutes of cutting 1/4 inch cherries, the piece became very dull. With a little warning, it burned through the wood, didn't cut. I understand it's very small (negligible heat dissipation capacity) and only has one edge, but for the price I need it to last a little longer.

Frustrated with brittle fracture issues with other 1/16" carbide cutters, I came across this White Side solid carbide cutter and gave it a try. I would rate it for the same excellent durability compared to other carbide cutters I've tried. I've even carved inserts out of solid walnut with no breakage. I'm sure this high hardness cutter will eventually break as these little cutters need to be used carefully, but so far so good.

Worked great on pine. As soon as I used it on oak it broke. Maybe I filmed too much. I cut about 1/16th the groove depth at 24,000 rpm so it could have been user error or poor quality. I do not know. Follow the news. I ordered a different racket, a different brand. It worked perfectly. But I think the big problem was that I was trying to drive too fast and shoot too much at once. In the second set I only drove 10,000 rpm instead of 24,000 and made very flat passes. About 1/32 each time. I'm…