Router Bit Set 1/2-Inch Shank, 3Pcs/Set Extended Tenon Entry Door Rail and Stile Woodworking Milling Cutter Door

it worked good for me

I run a small cabinet shop - mostly hobby but some commercial. I needed to make a 1 1/2" thick set of swinging bar doors for a customer. This router set did the trick. I don't need to make thousands of these doors so super high quality wasn't that important. But I did make the set of doors out of oak and the set remained sharp.The rail end pieces set depth with a bearing so I machined all those first. Then the stile grooves have to be adjusted for depth with the fence on the router table. I set up to take 1/2" at a time - leaving a little bit for a third pass. Once I got done, the rails and stiles would not mate up. On the stiles bit, there are washer shims between the upper and lower. 3 are 0.020" and 5 are 0.010". I used a 20 and a 10 on each side which gave a perfect fit.These are hefty bits so turn the router speed down - I was at 2 out of 5 and slow your feed rate. I would recommend making multiple passes.Overall, I would recommend these bits!

I’ve built cabinets for the laundry room saved a fortune doing it myself with recovered popular wood I got for free they took a little time to figure out the combination but once I did it was great

It was cheap and I made a door 🤙

They work well for the money

I ordered this for a special run of doors. I needed to match some existing pre fab doors and I didn’t want to spend much on a bit I will rarely use. The set was sharp and did a very good job on solid poplar. I probably would give 5 stars except for a little fuzzing and very slight chipping. That possibly could have been remedied by speed adjustments on the router.

The bits where more than I expected quality wise.

It went dull after first use and started burning through the wood, but no cutting. Save your time and money and buy something worth it.