YonicoTongue and Groove Router Bits Set Up to 3/4-Inch Stock 1/2" Cutting Depth 2 Bit Set 1/4-Inch Shank for Edge-to-Edge Hardwood Flooring, Paneling, Cabinet Door, Plywood Sheathing 15221q

After observing a You Tube video demonstrating tongue and Groove cabinet doors, I purchased Yonico's tongue and groove router bits. I've done a lot of woodworking but have never built cabinet doors. These router bits worked well and saved me a bunch of time.First, they are easy to use. They are designed for 3/4" stock which means adjusting the height of the bit means lining up the tongue cutter with the top of your 3/4" rail. It may have been luck, but my first rail cut on a test piece left a 1/4" on each side of the tongue. Likewise, when using the groove cutter you align your test piece tongue with the router bit. Again, the cut was dead on. With minimal sanding of the rails, I was ready to glue.I used 1/4" baltic birch for the door insert. It was not as snug as the rail and stiles but was tight enough and left room for expansion.The bits easily cut through Select Pine. The edges were crisp with no tear out at a speed of 12,000 on a standard Skil router. I can't speak to durability but for these two doors the setup and execution couldn't have gone better. The bits are heavy and well made. This is a great value, half the cost of other brands but clearly accurate. The simplicity of use is the best characteristic.The only concern is a lack of instructions. However, with you tube there are multiple videos that will walk you through this process of building cabinets.

Gave this a test run and worked great. Good smooth cuts.Now that i have been using these bits to make a table I have more to say.MY test run was on 1x3 pine and the cut was perfect so i moved on to oak.I adjusted the height and adjusted the height and adjusted the height until i needed a beerand no matter how many adjustments I made I was always left with a little sliver uncut.It turns out 1x3 oak is just a sliver thicker than 3/4 pine and these bits are precise for 3/4" wood.My bad and not a big problem. I just took off the sliver and I'm good to go.My advice.... Check your dimensions and make sure it's exactly 3/4 before you get frustrated like I did.Stated wood dimensions are not guaranteed.Oh, The bits work great.

I bought these to Machine about 450 feet of one by five one by six one by seven and one by eight spruce and red pine lumber into tongue and V groove panelingRouting went fine other than you really have to tighten down hard to avoid them slipping in the collet. That sucked a bit

Worked well! Nice clean cuts.

Bit is sharp

The media could not be loaded. This router bit set was perfect for my needs. They appear well-made, and came in a nice, wooden storage box. I used them to make a about 60 cedar tongue and groove boards. This product is a winner in my book!

it works great for the price

Unfortunately the cutters are too skinny for 3/4 stock. I bought these so that I could tongue and groove the ends of some boards in order to put them end to end. The wood that I'm working with is already tongue and groove on the long sides. Even with the bits adjusted to where they were still leaving slivers on the face and underside of the board, the tongue would be too thick and extremely tight of a fit. If these teeth would have just been half a millimeter wider, they would be perfect.