Infinity Cutting Tools 1/2" Shank, Mega Flush Trim Bit, 3/4" C.D. x 1-1/4" C.H. | Carbide Tip | Heavy-Duty | for Handheld Or Table Mounted Wood Router

I purchased this bit for a project I am working on with 1.75" hard maple. This bit handled the task with ease and left a really smooth finish that required little sanding. I was very impressed!

This bit was very smooth, with no tear out. The 1/2" shank adds more stability. It is a workhorse.

This thing right here is one of the last router bits you'll ever need to buy if cared for properly. You can feel the quality when in action. Had I known the quality of this kind of bit before hand, I wouldn't have wasted all that money on the crap I continually bought before purchasing this bit. I definitely recommend this bit. Buy one and see for yourself. No regrets here folks.

Tired of generic 1/4" spiral pattern bits I decided to go beefy. Not expecting much of an improvement on my pattern routing, as soon as I routed my first piece I was blown away by the quality and smoothness of the cut. This is definitely on another level of quality. Not too aggressive but with enough cut to make routing Oak, Ash and Walnut a real pleasure. Absolutely recommended!!

Best router bit I've ever used. Excellent template bit that chewed right through Indian Rosewood for a Telecaster neck template. It left a perfect surface behind. It even copied a few small imperfections I had on the template itself. Very impressive. Take note of your template being perfect. You will need to repair any small divots before use.

Ordered the bit. Received the bit. Set up the bit. The bit cut with a 12 mil step. 15 mils is 1/64 of an inch. No matter what I tried there was a step in the cut. Contacted customer service and sent them a picture of the step cut. The response was I don't see an issue, you just use sandpaper. I ordered a new bit from a different company, no step, no issue, no sandpaper needed. Infinity apparently does not stand behind their products. Will not buy anything from them again, definitely a buyer beware company.

This heavy bit generates a lot of torque. Low router speeds for very dry hard wood give good results with no burning and minimal chip out when care is given. Worth the expense.

Great bit