YONICO 13120 1-1/2-Inch Bead Bullnose Router Bit 1/2-Inch Shank

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.

Ya know how you are putting on stair treads... and you use that great 5/4 X 12" (1" X 11 1/2" actual) southern yellow pine material. You cut it off to fit, and would love to continue the beautiful rounded edge around the the exposed end... well this is the solution! I use a dewalt router on a Bousch bench top table. Set it up, and the end matches the front perfectly with beautiful corner. A great router bit at an unbelievable price.

It works great, nice clean cut.But the profile isn't quite right. it doesn't ever go completely flat and parallel with the top of the 3/4" workpiece (not a true 180*, so you cannot use to make dowels).But as far as for adding nosing to boards, this does the job, and a quick stroke of sandpaper will fix the slight corner from the bit's profile. No big deal.

looks of good quality and a good price

When I bought this router bit I wasn't sure if it was the one I needed. So when it arrived I was eager to try it and it was absolutely perfect. A great purchase.

I used the bit to round over a hardened faux marble vanity top...worked perfectly.

I’ve used most of the better, known brands of bits and I can’t tell the difference between a Yonico, a Bosch, a Whiteside, etc…. Yonico is perfectly fine and much less expensive.

Worked pretty good but has a ton oof vibration. Next time I think I’ll bite the bullet on a more expensive bit.

Great router bit. Cutting a bullnose on a 7 foot piece of red oak ,no problem with this bit. It cut thru like a knife thru butter.

Excelente producto

I bought this to match in some 1/2 " radius, torus victorian skirting which worked perfectly, with a bit of hand chamfering etc. I used moisture resistant MDF...(make sure that you do this in very well controlled environment regarding dust extraction ....or outside, and wear a very good respirator, then shower immediately after processing, because most people don't realise it is the dust on their clothing, in their hair etc. that they breathe in after they take their respirator off that causes probs.)....anyway MRMDF is toxic... I avoid it mostly, but for skirtings esp complex patching in it makes life easy. The cutter did burn up a bit, even at slowest speed, and multiple passes...but that is just what happens with mdf, the profile also matched my staff beads, so I knocked-up a good 50 meters in redwood I had left over from flooring, I was able to run this through in a single pass, (very lazy). This cutter cost peanuts, worked perfectly and saved me a fortune.

My husband like them doesn't use them all the time but he did a big project and they did the trick

This was used for beading corbals for decorating a T.V. stand