Akylin 2pcs Finger Pull Router Bits Set 1/2 Inch Shank,Drawer Pull Bit for Wo...

Muy muy buenas, justo lo que necesitaba

Could be a little sharper

I tested out these finger pull router bits on some scrap redwood using my Bosch 1617 router and the bits cut cleanly with little resistance leaving a very smooth finish that would require little sanding. I decided to make the cuts in a single cut and I wasn't sure if the bits would bog down cutting that deeply in a single pass but I was surprised to find there was almost no resistance indicating the blades must have very sharp edges. I'm not sure how long the cutting edges will remain sharp but at the very low price the bits are selling for I'm not really concerned and I feel they are a good buy.

Tried using these to make finger pulls. They kept tearing out the wood. Glad I only used them on scrap pieces not the actual drawer fronts.

Terrible bits. the cutting edges felt a little dull but I tried it anyway. Unsurprisingly, my pieces burned regardless of feed rate, direction, and no matter how small a cut I made. Upon further inspection, the two cutting edges somehow aren’t even ground to the same profile. Would not buy again. Better off attempting this by hand.

Using the smaller bit, I molded a few feet of oak and walnut. I ran an old P-C 3+HP router at full speed, and made the cuts in one pass. The red oak turned out just fine, including the end grain - in all honesty, given another bit from this brand, I was surprised. The walnut produced a quite a bit of tear out on the larger radius curve. With the larger bit, I did the same, but in two passes. Both red oak and walnut came out fine. In both cases (both bits), some sanding would be needed before finishing, but nothing unusual. Of course, this isn't enough testing to predict longevity. But I would not hesitate to use these bits for a small project.

I used these on my cabinet/drawer install in my garage- I decided to go the homemade route and build everything myself. I had never used a bit like this, so I decided to give them a shot and see what happened. I used these to make the handles for the drawers I build, and they worked great. I got no tear out nor burning. I can't say too much for the durability, as I only needed to make 12 drawer handles, but I can say that I didn't notice any drop in performance from the first cut to the last, so that's a plus!

They arrived on time and in good shape. No problems with the packaging. They cut fine, and that's about all I really care about. Be careful getting them started. They come in a plastic bag inside of a yellow plastic storage tube inside of another plastic bag. The picture shows both of them and their storage containers. Depending on how you want to use them, you may want to look up some instructions on the Internet.