🔪 Yakamoz Round Over Rounding Edge Tools: The Ultimate Cutting Solution for Perfect Roundover Finishes Review

Micro-grain should match the thickness of the carbide coating on the cutting edge. tear off pieces. At first I thought it was the grain of the wood so I flipped the shank to route the other way and the pull out was even worse. So I stopped, ordered a Freud bit (next day delivery! yes, Revain) and it worked great on all 60ft of stock. No burn marks, no abrasions. I even reworked the torn piece and it improved the finish. Lesson: Don't buy beats from China. Stick with real carbide. I gave this an

When I first got these router bits I was a bit disappointed with their looks. They're not impressive in the way they're packaged, and the metalwork isn't the highest quality I've seen. But still I wanted to see how it cuts. So I immediately went to my workshop and got to work. To be honest I was shocked at how well they did it. Well, I wouldn't use them on hardwoods, but these bits did a great job when working with whitewood and pine. I've used one nozzle for about 50 feet of work and it's…

I needed a small radius drill to smooth the edges of about 250 feet of screen strips. The cost of this kit was about the same as an average quality bit, so I decided to give it a try. The first thing I noticed is that they are not very well centered on the bearing. It was just because they were hand spun - they seemed to have a lot of play in the bearing, or they were slick, not machined/balanced very well. I only used one, but it seemed to work fine and there was no excessive vibration from my