Freud 91-100 13-Piece Super Router Bit Set with 1/2-Inch Shank and Freud's TiCo Hi-Density Carbide

About Freud's Industrial Bits
Serious woodworkers choose serious accessories. They choose Freud. The Freud name equals quality, precision and craftsmanship. Freud router bits feature TiCo Hi-Density Carbide for maximum cutting life and are individually balanced; providing a cut above the rest. When you're looking for a serious router bit, look for Freud red.

About the 13-Piece Super Router Bit Set
Freud's 1/2-inch shank super router bit set features a whole host of high-end extras and fine details, including long-lasting MicroGrain carbide/titanium tips, tri-metal brazing, and an anti-kickback design. Each Freud bit is computer-balanced to run vibration and chatter-free at speeds well in excess of the typical 22,000 rpm of most routers. These bits have a high shear angle that produces less tear-out and chatter marks, leaving a cross-grained cut that requires little or no sanding. Multi-axis grinding helps ensure the proper relief angle on cutting edges regardless of how the bit is oriented. The kit includes a variety of useful bits most frequently used by woodworkers, including "V" grooving, flush trimming, chamfering, and dovetailing bits. All bits come with 1/2-inch shank and Freud's unique shadow box case for maximum bit protection.

Applications
These bits cut all composition materials, plywoods, hardwoods, and softwoods. They're designed for use on hand-held and table-mounted portable routers.

Warranty
These bits are covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty.

Amazon.com Review
Are expensive router bits worth the cost? After testing Freud's 1/2-inch shank set, we think the answer is yes. The features found in these Freud bits--long-lasting micrograin carbide/titanium tips, tri-metal brazing, and an antikickback design--make them a better choice than less-expensive options. Each Freud bit is computer-balanced to run vibration- and chatter-free at speeds well in excess of the typical 22,000 rpm of most routers. These bits have a high shear angle that produces less tear-out and chatter marks, leaving a cross-grained cut that requires little or no sanding. Multiaxis grinding helps ensure the proper relief angle on cutting edges regardless of how the bit is oriented. The kit includes a variety of useful bits most frequently used by woodworkers and comes in a sturdy wooden case for maximum protection of the cutting edges. --Tim Block