🔧 Enhance Your Woodworking with Freud Rabbeting Interchangeable Bearings 32 522 Review

Freud's bits don't come cheap, but you get what you pay for. The racquet is nice and sharp, well packaged in a protective clear plastic box. The bearings are packed in a small cardboard box, there is something in the plastic box and everything works great.

Very versatile cutter. Funny story: I thought about buying 7 versions of the rabbit bat instead and decided to do it. Then the day after I received it, I needed a 1/8" bunny. Instead, I recommend spending a few bucks more for Option 7.

The first time I tried to change the bearing, the bolt didn't come loose, it broke in half. Of course the bit seems to be of good quality, but what good is a cutter without a bearing?!? I wish I could get my money back or even exchange the product, but I'm just out of the returns window.

I love this thing! Before that I cut the tongues with a straight cutter and a ruler. I will never return. This bit reduced the time to complete this task by at least 80%. The beat cuts great too! I used it in birch plywood and 2x4 douglas fir. Cuts smoothly and cleanly with no sign of slowing down. With my 2 1/4 hp router I can route full depth in 2 passes with tongue and groove. Damn it's cold, probably in one go. Overall a great beat! Highly recommended!

I bought this cutter to make 1/2" x 1/2" dowels on literally 100 feet of pre-cut yellow pine boards. I did two passes instead of trying to squeeze everything at once, which doubled the uptime of the nozzles. The chisel cut smooth and clean from start to finish. Although the packaging allowed the components to slide inside during transport, no parts were lost and the carbide tip was not damaged. Although not what I expected, it arrived in good condition. So I give five stars for what it should…

As other reviews have mentioned this nozzle does a great job with clean tongues. I blame its one star for the poor packaging. It comes in a collapsible plastic package that has separate compartments for the drill bit and each bearing, with molded in 'catches' to keep the package closed while keeping the parts isolated from each other. Some of the latches on my backpack broke in transit and all the bearings migrated into the main compartment along with the racquet, where they all bounced around…