KOWOOD 24X set

Nice looking case with finger joints at the corners although the plexiglass on the lid is not really necessary. The tilting trays are nifty, but one of the longer bits on the top row hits the inside of the box, but I fixed it easily by drilling the hole slightly deeper. The label strip on each tray is a great tough with clear image of resulting cut and size of the bit. I did have to trim the ends of each strip as the were slightly longer than the tray and rubbed on the frame of the box. There is one place where two bits can contact each other... not cool. I was able to rotate them to eliminate interference, but I will need to take care when removing either of these bits. Most annoying are the plastic sleeves that hold the bits on the trays. Although this is a good idea, the sleeve pulls out with the shank when removing a bit. I was able to fix it by softening the sleeve a little with a heat gun then placing it back in the hole and immediately and working the bit around to "expand" the ID of the sleeve. It just that I didn't expect to have a project when I purchased it. Overall I am happy with the purchase and would recommend them to the hobbyist woodworker.

I have not yet used the product. But, after a significant amount of research, I determined this item was the best Bang for the Buck. I also found the Kowood brand was a preferred brand - not the best but certainly among the better brands. For a beginner, it has the bits most used and needed. Cheap sets with even more bits is not a best buy. Low quality bits can cause even a beginner much grief. Good to have a good quality set. This set does not have a rabbiting bit, but Kowood has a nice one available at a reasonable price. Delivery was next day for my area. Shipping was free. Will further review after I use them.

This is no high end bit set, but there are some QA issues that cannot be ignored. 2 of the 24 bits shank was not 1/4, it was a tiny bit more, rendering the bit useless since it will not fit in the 1/4 collect (only the first 1/8 inch of the shank went in and then I was not able to push it more). The bits are sharp, cut cleanly. Cannot really say anything on the durability yet, only used it a couple of times.

Great set of bits, I have routed a few desks and tables and wood legs with the chamfer and roundovers and they seem to be holding up fine, great quality cuts across a few different softer woods like Pine & Redwood. I was gifted a kit of 1/2" bits but my Ryobi Palm Router uses 1/4" so I found my way to this product. Zero regret purchase, if it's your first palm router this would be a fine kit to go along with it. (P.S. The case it comes in is a DELIGHT! Very classy considering the price point.)

I have 2 friends that have been making furniture for years....this is not for them as they spend $150 on one bit, and if I was one of them I would too. I just bought my first trim router and this has been perfect. They are sharp and work great. I like having the variety to try different things and not worrying about ruining the bit breaking or something. I have used 3 of them extensively and they have stayed sharp and done well cutting. The ones who say they suck cause they burn with little use needs to lighten up a bit...literally. dont try to cut half inch deep. Start at 1/4 or 1/8 inch. And if one does get dull they are easilly sharpened. Tons of utube videos out there. These are a definite buy!!

I used two of the bits to craft a custom profile on lumber which I used to complement an impossible transition from base molding at a corner. Although I have a fair amount of experience in installing moldings I could not match up molding going down the top of a stair stringer to the very base of the steps. The router bits I used on a pine piece of lumber gave an aesthetically pleasing result. Great set of bits at a decent price.

Good price for the part-time carpenter. bits get dull after repeated use with hardwoods.

Excellent! work great.

Yes I like this product great 👍 quality

My initial thought was "wow, what a nice set" until I opened it for the first time. The case literally fell apart. I've tried several bits and they seem pretty good for the backyard woodworker.

I am sure I will supplement with the bits I use the most, but I enjoy having a good set of bits to use with the new router.

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