Ensemble de fers de toupie Mastercraft, 22 pièces

I'm not sure why the other guy thought spinning router bits in a drill would be an accurate gauge on the quality since most hand drills suffer from a little runout. I run these bits on a router table and there is zero wobble. I got these at least a year ago for between 50-75% off and was skeptical on using Mastercraft bits, but I figured it was a good deal on a set and I'll just replace the ones I use the most with better bits as needed. As it turns out, these bits are actually really good. They are sharp, hold an edge and provide clean cuts. As with any bit, use the correct speed in the router, keep the pitch off to prevent premature dulling and these bits are great. I wouldn't pay full price, but if you seem the for around 50% off are greater, grab a set. I'm not a fan of regular Mastercraft, but I've really been warming up to the Maximum line.

I purchased this set shortly before Christmas. I've used almost all of them within the last 6 months, and haven't had a single problem. The gentleman who claimed they were wobbly after spinning them in his drill most likely has a wobbly drill, as they did the same thing in my cordless drill, but they spun straight and true at high speed in my 3HP router. I'd buy them again, especially if they go on sale.

Petits fers très fragiles (1/4, 5/16), fendent même si on fait attention (aucun coup sec, toupie ajustée à la bonne vitesse, laisse le temps au fer de se refroidir pour éviter la surchauffe,...) Heureusement il y a garantie à vie, mais perte de temps à courir dans les magasins pour échange...

Hi The problem I noticed is that the router bits are not all straight. I installed each one of the router bits into my drill and spun them. Some of them are quite off. The worst one was the flush trim bit. There was considerable wobble around the bearing. Not all of the bits were bad but I do not feel safe using them. I compared my bits from BusyBee and from Leevalley and they were all OK. Sorry CT, quality control on router bits is very important.

Tout d'abord, contrairement à ce qui est recommandé de nettoyer les fers, j'apporterais un solide bémol. Nettoyer la partie intérieur du fer et ne touchez pas à la lame en tant que tel. Et nettoyez la lame à froid, il est trop facile de "grover" la lame à chaud. Pour le reste, coupe excellente, précise. J'utilise le tout sur une table et une toupie "Mastercraft" et j'ai d'excellents résultats.