45 Degree Router Bit, Newdeli Lock Miter Router Bit 1/2 Shank, 3/4 Stock Joint Router Bit, Suitable for 90-Degree Tenon Joint Woodworking

They worked. The blades are high quality. But there were no instructions for set up. I spent a while watching YouTube videos and cutting up scrap to practice with and got poor results on my project anyway. But here’s what I learned.1) don’t even try to use these without first fine tuning your table and fence. Your set up needs to be perfect.2) don’t even try to use these without substantial and copious feather boards. An auto-feeder would be ideal for longer boards but you’ll get away without it.3. If you’re making a box or a hollow column and you have tried for hours to position the fence and blade perfectly for a perfect 45-degree bevel but it isn’t coming out exactly right, give up. It’s actually easier to have a slightly longer toungue on two sides and a slightly shorter tongue on the other two sides as long as you account for this by ripping to the correct width before doing your edges on the router table. You still end up with a perfect box and it’s actually easier to clamp up.Great product but if it’s your first time using this tool, you’ll want to do your homework first.

Works great

These might be a little less expensive than others, but doesn't mean they shouldn't be sharp. I set these up in my table, ran one short job and I'm already burning pine wood. It will cost twice the price to get it sharpened.

it not a like or dislike. it just for small jobs.

Bit measured .72 inches. I am unable to use it on 3/4" lumber. I would have to plane lumber down to sufficient thickness to use the bit. It cuts fine but I had some oak ready to make some boxes with and the thickness of the oak is .75". I guess I will have to use it on jobs that are less than .70".

Bit is a good bit. Runs smooth, cuts nice.I ordered one for 3/4 inch stock. Received one for 1/2 inch stock.I will keep because I am developing a collection but I am uncertain ordering again hoping for 3/4 inch stock bit.

Ordred the 3/4 stock but the bit they sent me is only 18.05 mm it should be 19.05 mm to technically be 3/4 in. It’s worthless junk if it is off by almost a entire mmI added photos for people who prefer fractional inches.For my us people 3/4 of a inch = .75My board is .7445The bit measure .7045This is drastically off not worth the risk of buying and using. If they can’t even measure correctly I can’t imagine how dangerous the metal quality of this bit is.Does the manufacturer not think people who use these things have calipers to be able to measure them?

do not buy for 3/4 plywood

Tool is good and sharp Works as described