Yonico 13168 3/4-Inch Radius Round Over Edge Forming Router Bit 1/2-Inch Shank

I bought these Yonico router bits due to their quality for price. High grade finish and build. It did not burn the wood and leaves a clean, crisp and smooth cut.

Excellent! Equal to many big name router bits, with a price lower than most!

Worked perfectly edging a mahogany bench top

Nothing. The router bit performed well and good value for the price I paid.

Really good for the price. I make my own mouldings, but Im not a professional. This is the right balance of quality and value. I buy Yonico bits almost exclusively - just works out that they have what I need... good but cheap.

I bought these Yonico router bits due to their quality for price. High grade finish and build. It did not burn the wood and leaves a clean, crisp and smooth cut.

This Yoniko Roundover bit is excellent. I am new to using a router (not to wood working) and was able to use it within 20 minutes of practice to make this oak display stand for my flintlock. I have to admit, I did watch a few You Tube videos first but I was surprised how fast and easy it was to shape the edge of a piece of oak wood. This is a sharp bit and it cuts effortlessly. Highly recommend.

Not bad for the money my only complaint the bit isn’t very sharp. Which I’ll sharpen on a stone. I test the bit on pine had no burn marks and the cut is clean. Fit and finish looks good. I would buy again

You get what you pay for, but with that being said let me elaborate a bit. Having been a woodworker for the past 3 decades Ive used a number of different router bits of varying quality. The Yonico bit is an average to lower end bit that will do what you need it to do if you are careful and patient with them. They are not top end bits that will leave a much smoother edge, but you will have to pay at least twice as much to get that level of quality. I needed the bit to round over the corners of a white ash blanket chest, and knowing that I would have to do some hand sanding anyhow the Yonico did what I needed it to do. Anyone who has worked with white ash knows how easy it chips under the strain of a router unless you are patient and understand when to work in reverse. By using several shallow cuts I avoided any chipping and was left with a decent enough edge that simply needed some touch up sanding. If it were a more complex design than a round over bit, I probably would have spent the money to get a much better bit and skipped the Yonico. Since it was a simple round over bit, I had no issues using this bit with the full expectation of having to do some touch up sanding to complete the process.

Very sharp giving a smooth cut. Seems to be beefier than other bits I have used.