1/4 Inch Shank Slot Cutter Router Bit Set - 6 Size

I used the Meihejia 1/4" shank slot cutter router bit on my arcade cabinet build, and it exceeded expectations in every way. The bit is razor-sharp and cut clean, consistent slots through MDF with zero tear-out—ideal for installing T-molding.The build quality feels excellent. Solid carbide cutting edges and a sturdy design give it a professional feel at a very reasonable price point. Setup was quick and easy, and it fit perfectly in my router with no wobble.I appreciate that it comes with multiple bearing sizes, which gave me flexibility to dial in the exact cut depth I needed for different molding widths. That versatility alone makes it a great value.If you're building an arcade cabinet or working on any project that requires clean, consistent slots, this bit is a no-brainer. Sharp, reliable, easy to use, and priced right—highly recommended!

Great selection of bits. However, one of the shafts bent while routing a board on my deck. Shattered the router base flinging pieces everywhere and dug a gouge into my Trex decking.

Just finished using the new router bit. Did a great job and 1/4 the price of a similar bit from Lowes. Not sure how long that will last but I’ll probably loose them before then. Great savings on cost. Highly recommended

Love that it has different thicknesses to make just the right slot.

I used the router bit to cut through approximately 15-20 linear ft of poplar wood for a project I was building, using the 3/32 cutter. I had the bit set up in a router and router table with a proper feed going. About 7/8 through the way of cutting everything, I heard a snap, and stopped everything. I noticed a piece of metal was stuck in the wood. Upon investigating further, I noticed that 2 out of the 3 teeth on the router bit had broken off and the 3rd was about to break off. I had a similar 3/32 router bit from Rockler (that I didn't initially know I had, hence why I bought these). In the picture you can see the comparison of the cutting teeth, that the rockler teeth are quite a bit longer compared to the Meihejia bit teeth. Luckily I had this setup in a router table with a vacuum behind, but these teeth easily could have flown off and hit me. Kind of dangerous.

Recently I needed to cut some 1/4" slots in some wood and used one of the slotters that were less than the width so I could make sure I did not oversize the cut. First Issue I had was they are on a 5/16" mandrel (Router shank is 1/4" but the top part is 5/16") and they do not come with a bearing as pictured. The next issue I had, was not having a spacer long enough from the threaded end of the mandrel to the slotter . Fortunately I had a set of bearings (skateboard) with an 8MM Id and 7MM thick. I used 2 of the bearings and a washer and it worked out great. I would have given more stars, but since I had to come up with something to make it usable, and it shows it having a bearing, but does not.

Great variety in this pack, however I wouldn't recommend using it in hard wood. All in all it definitely works for what I need.

I cant say i have very many issues with my Amazon purchases, and this is no different. This was bought on the request of a coworker, and his satisfaction has seen me buying several other items for him