ASNOMY 2Pcs Shaker Rail and Stile Router Bits for Cabinet Door, 1/4 Inch Shank Woodworking Tongue and Groove Router Bit for Cabinet Door

Makes forming a tight joint simple.

Simple to set up and use. Made perfect cabinet door frames

So far so good. No issues with these bits. Very well made.

Great price have held edge on 6 doors

These bits won't make you a great woodworker, but they allowed me to make very passable cuts into some wood to make a decent cabinet door. They worked well, with minimal issues. The angle on the inside edge is maybe not as noticeable as I thought it would be, but that's not a huge problem. Overall, I look foward to using these more frequently.

I'm currently building my own kitchen cabinets and thought I'd give the "Amazon Low-Cost" router bit option a try.<see attached photo>Let me say this outright: "You get what you pay for."To start with, I've read a lot of woodworker's journal magazines as well as plenty of online vidoe instruction about buying router bits - all of which WARN people from buying cheap/inexpensive tools. I hope you find my review informative and considerations based on your woodworking needs.For the sake of these Rail & Stile bits, I cut my lumber using these bits installed in a DEWALT fix-based router / inverted in my router table. My feed rate of my lumber through thet bit was approximately 0.4 to 0.5 inches per second (VERY slow).See the results in the photograph how it turned out.-Now my plan right from the start was to take as much time as I needed (routing, sanding, finishing touches). Despite the burn marks made on the 15-degree bevel and the fine wood shavings still remaining after the cut, I knew I was going to complete the task using my orbital sander, thus improving the overall look of each Rail & Stile.I'm sure if I had used a quality bit (from Freud, Bits & Bits Inc., etc), I could have easily doubled my feed rate and the outcome would have been a more cleaner cut, perhaps not needing additional sanding for finishing touches.When I am done cutting rails and stiles for all 26 cabinet doors, I will likely discard these bits upon completion of my kitchen remodel project.If I had it to do all over again, I would have gladly paid TRIPLE the cost for a quality rail & stile bit set.FYI,

To start off with, when you are buying bits, either for a drill or a router, make sure they fit your tool! I ended up buying a 1/2 inch router to fit these bits, knowing that I needed an upgrade for power since I started making cabinets and drawers for throughout my house. I saw these bits advertised and searched some out in order to create my cabinets a lot easier and to look a lot more professional! They also connect with a snice strong grip even without gluing yet with a nice tight fit. A little wood glue and some brads, and the strength is unreal! I am really pleased with these bits!

These are good router bits for the price. The joints they made were pretty snug, which is nice. Most sets like this are somewhat mismatched and are too loose or too tight. This one was just right. It worked well on some scrap pine that I had to test it on. My main concern with these is their durability when working with any denser woods. I don't think they'd last long against maple, but I could be wrong. But either way, coming back to the price, this is a good set.