KOWOOD PRO Flush Trim Router Bit(20 Flutes) 1/2"Shank,2-3/4"Cut Length

First opening the package and seeing this router bit was impressive. It's larger than my other templating bits by a fair margin. The cut is quite smooth and does a fine job removing material in a no-nonsense fashion. Very pleased with this purchase!

I saw it was made in China. So I was doubtful. But had good reviews. Tried it out on my router table. Turned the speed down low as it’s rather large. Wonderful cutting action. Smooth cut in 3/4” plywood. Couldn’t ask for a better flush trim bit. Would definitely recommend and buy again.

Purchased this to edge some boards prior to gluing. It produces a nice 90 degree surface.

When the bit showed up I was impressed with the quality and craftsmanship of the product. I immediately went to work on some wood with it. It really makes quick work of your project. Awesome product !! Well Done!!

This is great for cutting out patterns. Be cautious with end grain, my block got chewed up pretty good when the flutes bit in. I was able to save the piece, but be careful with this one. This bit cuts fast and smooth if you handle the piece right. Because it works quickly, be extra careful for your fingers!

Was a little intimidated by it at first. But this router bit is amazing. Very easy to use and got excellent results. I turned the rpm down on my router and it was very smooth and i became comfortable with it almost instantly. I got better results with this bit than i did with my $250 bit from another “bits” company.Another advantage is the height of this blade lets me double up my stack and do two pieces at the same time. Again, be safe with it and you’ll get great results. It did amazing with both long grain and the end grain.

The media could not be loaded.  This router bit absolutely eats it up. We really really like it. Yes it is aggressive. That’s what you want with good work woodworking tools. The rim speed on some of our cutters is pushing 125 mph. Woodworking cutters can throw anything across the shop. That does not make them a bad cutter. On a router table you need to learn to use an anchor pin. Also proper patterns and jigs to hold your product is extremely important. The router bit is not to blame for operator error. This router bit has my full recommendations. I have been building kitchens since 1997. There you go.

Reviews on these seemed positive from people who had an understanding of tools. If it throws a piece across your shop, you clearly don’t know how to use a router. Multiple thin passes. Routers also work in one direction. I used this to put a detail on a 2-5/8 glued stock. Clamped the pieces and brought the router to them. Not a tool for a beginner with no understanding of safety. Fantastic bit, made for woodworkers as opposed to a novice.

I used this bit on quite a bit of Sapele with no tear out, even against the grain. Some minor ridging was noticeable on the cut caused by the cutters not being perfectly machined to the same diameter. This was not much of an issue as it only took some light sanding to remove it. Cutter stayed sharp.