1" Radius Roundover Router Bit roundover Router bits 1/2 Shank Edge Forming Roundover Bit Bead Rounding Over Edging Bit 1 inch roundover bit Carbide Corner Rounding Over Bit

They work great.

Good quality exelent price

The media could not be loaded. I really wanted / needed a new bit set that had an 1/8" round over, but these one comes with very useful bits 1/4 Inch Shank Versatile Round Over Edging Router Bit Set, 1/2", 3/8", 1/4", 1/8" Radius（4 pieces.I like the big bearings and the set comes individually pack and they are very easy to change or take off the bearing to clean up just using Allen wrench. These are a great value for four.I don't know how you can beat these router bits for the $$$. I've used them a ton, mostly on pine but on poplar which is harder and red grandis which is harder still.I've gotten good, clean cuts with them and they've lasted plenty long enough1. Definitely a good buy.

Bits arrived on time in good condition.Tried the 1/4R Roundover on a piece of pine. Cut easily with little pressure.The only issue I had was the bearing seal popped off. The bearing was still functional however I was concerned with getting dirt in the raceway and causing a failure so I tried to reseat it but had no luck getting it to stay. Communicating with the seller gave me the information on bearing size needed and additionally they are sending a replacement one. Response to inquiry was very fast.

These are good for small jobs and should not be mistaken for brand names that are of heavier quality. If you don't overstress them, you will get longer wear and acceptable results.

These router bits work well in general: their sharp, the bearings are adequate to prevent burning as long as you keep them moving along the workpiece, and the shaft appears true. However there is a TERRIBLE flaw: the bearing his held on with a screw that can come loose. Rounding over the edges of a glued-up complex table leg assembly in the bench, and suddenly the bit dug into the wood sideways! Ugh. I stopped the router quickly and found the screw and bearing lying on the work table. Fortunately it occurred in a place that will be up under the table, so I filled it with plastic wood and (after reassembling the bit) routed that section again to shape the patch. If you buy these, I strongly recommend you disassemble the bits and reassemble with a strong thread locker like Loktite 277, and use a suitable torque on the screws to make sure they’re plenty snug.

For the price the bits look pretty good. I have not had a chance to use them yet, and test there longevity. The bits do not have any marking to indicate there size. Now you can figure it out by process of elimination from the pics of this product. Or compare them to old bits you might have. But someone new to this tool might have a hard time. Other than lack of labeling excited to see how they preform.

So far so good.I see no need to spend triple for identical bits in fancier packaging