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πŸ”¨ Enhance Your Woodworking Skills with the Fonture Shaker Router Woodworking Milling Tool Review

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Description of πŸ”¨ Enhance Your Woodworking Skills with the Fonture Shaker Router Woodworking Milling Tool

Professional kitchen set. 2PCS 1/4" shank matched rail and stile with shaker bevel design. C2 carbide tipped - micro grain grade provides increased strength and utmost resistance.

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Revainrating 4 out of 5

Great starter bits for power and hand tools

I've seen pictures of bent bits. If you are not sitting straight, then there is such a possibility. However, I got lucky with Beats. I just wish they were a little sharper. Otherwise they did exactly what I wanted. I'll try sharpening it, maybe it will help. For the money they work well.

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  • Milling Machine Parts and Accessories
Cons
  • No Power

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Good enough for carpentry tools

I used them to make some cabinet doors. Worked great on pine. There were extra spacers in the kit, but I didn't need them. Used the bits right out of the box and was happy. Not sure why some had issues with them self destructing, maybe they were struggling to push them through hard wood. Or use to slow down the speed.

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  • Power tool parts and accessories
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  • Can't remember

Revainrating 1 out of 5

First cut failed

Thought I'd save money and buy budget bits. Crash on first use. Literally cutting something for the first time. He didn't even pass the first test. Very what you pay for. I tested 3/4 poplar wood before cutting my real rails. He kicked and ripped a chunk out of my router table railing. First I cut the crossbars, everything went fine, but this piece didn't go through the first board. For what it's worth I checked the fit of the section that cuts into the bar and it was a little loose so I…

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  • Power and hand tools
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