Router Bit Set - Tongue & Groove Edge Banding

So, you're working with large amounts of either plywood or MDF, you've tried different ways of facing the edges of boards and fed up of the hassle, finish, etc? This is the cutter set for you! The cutters use a 1/4" shank which is fine for router table setups, but don't use these on hand held routers alone as the inertia will grab, also the bearing guide is only a datum reference to a fence, not the material because the bearing is at the end of both cutters. I've used different methods of machining and edge prep for MDF and Plywoods and this beats anything I've used before. For me, what I love about these cutters is the ability for me to feel whether the cutters are balanced to the centre of the workpiece thickness, these will handle up to 25mm thickness, but when you're working with 18mm mdf / ply, just simply check that the top and bottom of the cutter you're using balance or reference the cutter's centre height to the centre thickness, less half thickness of the cutter for producing the groove on the panel. A good tip with these cutters is, if you're producing a large amount of panels with edging, prepare your edging stock and mill this first, then mill the boards with the groove to accept the new edging. Another useful tip is using a trim router and a piece of scrap wood and a bit of double sided tape if your base has the room for it, use a straight cutter about 1/2" and ensure that the cutter is about a piece of paper's thickness above the mdf or plywood surface.

Excellent router bits... Leaves a good finish.

Well packaged & presented, and most importantly, with me the next day. As for the results, I'm very pleased so far & have managed to find profiles not offered by other suppliers. Will no doubt be back for more.

Cheap bits tend to tear the wood & blunt quickly. These on the other hand have kept an ultra sharp edge & given me a beautifully clean cut - no burn marks & very little sanding required, if any at all. Thoroughly impressed.

Tried many brands over the years, but happy to say I now won't go anywhere else for router bits. I've thrown everything at them, including the hardest walnut and ash, and they continue to impress with the quality of finish left behind. If you're serious about routing then investing in quality bits is a must.