🔪 Enhance Precision with Yonico 14323Q Undersized Plywood Router: Unleash Precision in Woodworking Projects Review

These milling cutters look good and cut well as long as you don't take too much wood in one pass. I made whole passes with a 3/4" router and it got hot enough to ignite the chips. This router bit dulled quickly, possibly due to excessive heat combined with the density of the wood I was working with. When cutting softer woods (mahogany, spruce, pine) these knives seem to stay sharp longer and not overheat.

I bought these bits to carve dados into a cabinet I'm building. The package was delivered on time and I was delighted to see the beautiful wooden box that the bits are stuck in. With excitement I quickly made a jig for my fixed base router and tried a 1/2 inch bit on a piece of scrap MDF. The bit cut a clean pipe but it didn't fit. Then I realized that the bit sizes are slightly smaller than 1/4, 1/5 and 1 inch to match the thickness of the plywood. As advertised, it works flawlessly on…

I don't know why they got such good reviews. 2 of these dies are larger than the plywood sold in American stores and lumber mills, as listed on the label, and they are all larger than the label at the factory. Get a 1/2 inch nozzle. For a good fit, it should be 15/32 inches. (0.469 inches). The label on the box says 31/64" (0.484"), which is already 1/64 oversize. This is unacceptable even if the bit size matches the label. Investigate this beforehand, even if the product is not suitable for…