Trend CraftPro Slotting Router Cutter, 1/4 Inch Shank, 2mm Kerf, 31.8mm Diameter, Tungsten Carbide Tipped, C143BX1/4TC

Good value for money. Works well. Very fragile tips. One broke off in transport but still did the job whilst waiting for a replacement. Very sharp. Woyld reccomend this product.

Bought to cut lots on lightweight ply boards to fit knock on trim.I've used it on a hand held router and on a router table and worked great on both. You can't really feel it cutting, you just feel the bearing preventing you going any further in. Makes really clean slots which makes knocking the trim on a breeze.Highly recommended.

Very pricey compared to some you can buy, hence the lost star, but Trend quality is always good. If you want a cutter to last a good time then choose this one, if you only use it occasionally there are cheaper alternatives out there.

Excellent quality product and service.

I'm a time served joiner and I make my own shaker panel doors and I use this cutter to make the groove in my rails and styles which I then fit a 6mm mdf panel. It's a snug enough fit so the panel isn't loose while being glued and assembled. You can also change the guide bush so you can have different depths. I hoping I can get this re-sharpened at some point as the blades are starting to wear. If not I'll soon buy another.

Purchased this rather than a dedicated biscuit jointer as already have a 1/4” router. Probably slightly more time consuming to set up the router and use for this purpose but for the occasional biscuit joint probably fine. Quality is excellent as is the case generally with Trend accessories.

This is so easy to use and gives perfect results every time.Personally, I dont bother removing the top cutter when I'm creating the central groove, I just move the bit up higher out of the router table and just let the bottom bit work.This it a genuinely precision tool which is made to the highest quality.Absolutely recommended.

I used this keyhole router bit in order to hang a series of wooden shelf brackets on a wall; it worked very well, creating a strong, stable and 'invisible' fixing point. The shelf and brackets can simply be lifted up and taken off the wall for whatever reason, e.g. when decorating. I routed the keyhole slots using the bit in a router table, but one could use a hand-held router with an edge-guide or make a simple slotted jig to accommodate the router bit in a guide bush.

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