YONICO Router Bits Bullnose 3/4-Inch Bead 1/4-Inch Shank 13117q

I was putting in new hardwood floors and had to do several stairs. When I priced what it would cost to buy the ready made bull nose pieces I found it was going to run me around $1000. Crazy!Instead, I bought this bit and used it to create my own bullnose from the normal pieces of flooring. Worked great, and saved me a bunch of money.Note that this is a hefty bit. Make sure your router is up to the job. Most variable speed 1/2' routers should be, but you can definitely notice the extra mass as it takes longer to spin up and down with this bit mounted. You'll want to slow the motor speed down a bit since the diameter is so large.The cuts I got from white oak were fine. With the speed dialed in, I was getting nice piles of chips on the floor and virtually no burning. The bit seemed just as sharp after 20-something stairs as when I started.No complaints. I'd buy it again.

I just received this set last night, and immediately started to use them. I played around with the 1/4'' radius first and had no issues, it made clean cuts, and I was happy with it overall. I then installed the largest of the set, the 3/8'' radius in preparation to make some wooden hinges. I had a single piece of 3/4'' x 6'' x 12'' yellow pine for my test, so I ran approximately 4' of surface through the bit, before I noticed a yellow discoloration on the inside lip of the wood (where the barrel and leaf of the hinge would come together. This isn't a problem in itself, however, I noticed that the yellow coating on the bit had already started peeling off. I'm not sure that this will affect their usefulness, but, I did expect it to last a little longer before issues arose, especially with such soft wood. Only more time will tell how they perform in the long run.

The project for which I intended to use this has been delayed. That said, it is clear that the fit and finish is not as good as it could be. If the metal doesn't blow apart, it should work for this one project. (rounding the hand-holds on some wooden crate like dividers I intend to place temporarily in the back of my Tahoe. Several other things have taken priority over the divider project, so it will be a long time before I get to it. If nothing else goes wrong, I might get to it by next May or June. C'est la vie (such is life).

Did not rate for "sheerness" or "thickness" as I wasn't sure how to apply those to a router bit.High quality bit at a reasonable price. Worked very well. I ran 1000 lin ft of cedar 2x6 thru it so far to make staves for a barrel sauna. Clean cut, no issues. Felt as sharp for the last board as the first. Seller was first rate about shipping a second bit via alternate carrier when Fed Ex failed all across the East coast.

I mostly use Bosch, Diablo and Rockler brand bits. Flawless, perfect fit, never disappoint. I bought these because they received great reviews. Only 3 of the 5 bits fit in my Muscle Chuck.In addition, each bit fit differently than the others. One glided right in. Two would mount but only with some help. The last two had no chance.I contacted Precision Bits. They requested pictures. After I sent them, they quickly replaced the 2 bits that did not fit, and the replacements fit.I realize this isn't a problem most users will face, but I think the Muscle Chuck is genius and I would never go back to routing without it. Great customer service from Precision Bits. I highly recommend them.

I just bought a new half inch router and this is the first but I used.I needed to bullnose handrails and this bit did the job in one pass. In the above picture the bottom rail has some tearing so I sped the router up and it cut nice and clean.I'm happy with it and for the price I paid for it.

I’m a professional woodworker with 15 years of experience just for reference. I bought this cheap bit as I’m running it through very soft material and only needed it for this job. This bit isn’t ground properly. On the first run through very soft material it constantly wanted to ride up. I had to try to keep it down resulting in a lot of burning on the bottom of the cut as seen in the photos. The pushup resulted in ruining a very expensive piece of material. Cheap but Not worth it.

I've had another Yoniko bit that started to tear the wood after only 40 ft, but I figured it was a cheap bit that didn't last. This one was junk from the very first board (fortunately I was able to salvage the piece with a higher quality bit from a different brand - wood is too expensive right now to use bits that tear it up).

Seems good, many times less expensive than Trend equivalent.

Bought for husband's birthday. He's very happy with themNice selection of sizes;Very pleased with results

Great for the price

Very pleased with this product

Works well