Banggood router bit review

[@groundcontrolgainesville4841]

One of the only makers on youtube that can do a "review" video without talking. Nothing but action and results. My man!

[@groundcontrolgainesville4841]

bugs me so much when I check out a review video and the person is just standing in front of the camera for 10 minutes talking, and MAYBE gets to some footage of them using the tool.

[@Yonatan24]

Good point. I don't speak in my videos but wanted to make some "silent reviews". I thought it would be weird though. I guess it the tool isn't too complicated and needs explanations than it would be fine.

[@Yonatan24]

"Unboxings" are even worse. Why is it so difficult to understand that I don't need to see 4 minutes of footage of cutting a box open!

[@telosfd]

Do you speak Chinese? Lol!!!!!!!!

[@jockellis]

No annoying music, either.

[@johngray8606]

Excellent video, no time wasting yapping, and no pop up adds, first class. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@SteveBueche1027]

I never wear long sleeves when woodworking. Nice bits.

[@ianvicedomini2648]

A big WOW from me... love the finishes. Really nice details

[@krioca35]

Thanks for your skilfull woodworking videos. I'm a fan of them here in Brazil.

[@erwinerwin1245]

This video was really informative as I am new to routing and bought a couple of molding bits and was not sure how to use them. This video taught me a lot.

[@rootvalue]

Thank you for the volume warning in the captions!

[@sylvainroy5764]

These bits seem to do a great job. The question is : For how long will they keep performing like this. This said, thank you for taking the time to show us your experience Mister Je. :-)

[@ChristIsLord229]

You can resharpen the carbide

[@carlosalexisfigueroauceda4299]

Que bonito, la verdad aqui en mi país muchos nos hacemos eso en varias pasadas mas tiempo mas complicado y no todo el tiempo queda perfecto como se ve en el video gracias 👍👍

[@highpocket888]

I bought this brand before, never again. Horrible vibration, my router cabinet almost vibrated off the table. Just pay the extra money for the better brand, it's worth it.

[@carbonitegamorrean8368]

That box is neat to look at.

[@billprocter942]

I watch this because I wanted to hear you talk. Who does review without talking? Nice job!

[@MagSun]

Please do an update after some hard use. I'm always sceptical that these work great out of the box but might lose their edge or have their bearings burned down after a short while.

[@watahyahknow]

you can replace the bearings those things are cheap , im using the smaller outers that come in a box and they last me in hobby use for about 20 years now , even routed through some bradnails ocasionally by accident , think the most importand question would be how well do the matched pair routers work like for making raised cabinet doors

[@ginoasci2876]

never seen the bird’s mouth bit, is it only useful for that type of box you made? i like the profile bits, those look great

[@samlogosz8422]

C4 carbide is the way to go. They hold a edge way longer like white side or froide or ctm.

[@bobbg9041]

Nice, I was thinking you could make a jig to hold the wood at different angles insted of just 90dgr like crown is shaped Becuse the routers always going to be st 90 dgr you need a jig that can holt it at 22.5. 45. 60. Or any angle off of 90 you decide would look good, for picture frames some frames are just that over a canvas.

[@keiththrelkeld5890]

I am glad to see these in use ! I have several of these bits, but have not been able to use them yet due to a new job. Thank you for your review and all the vids you have done. BTW, what horse power is the router that you are using?

[@YoungJe]

It is 3 1/2 horse power,

[@diversify210]

Ill stick with Whiteside, Freud, and Infinity router bits. I like bits that will make consistently clean cuts project after project. Those cheap router bits may be good for one project, but they are garbage for the next. They just don't hold an edge. Besides that. I am just not going to skimp on something that will will be spinning up to 20,000 RPM in my face.

[@SuperBowser87]

With all of the other complicated tools I’ve seen you make I’m surprised you didn’t figure out a way to make the router bits.

[@pulpo439]

Muy Buen Video Didáctico. *¡¡¡ BUEN TRABAJO !!!*

[@systemtim]

Why on earth do you run your fingers over the cutter? First rule day one machine training never put fingers in cutter zone.....

[@gsauto8588]

Beautiful router table!

[@MCsCreations]

Really amazing bits, man... Fantastic!

[@ReallyWemja]

Great review, wasn't expecting them to be any good without some serious sharpening.Just one question, were you paid for this? Not that there is anything wrong with that but it would be nice to know.

[@rootvalue]

Wemja KZbin requires paid promotion (including free products) to be disclosed very clearly with an annotation or caption as part of their monetization agreement. He shows his receipt (~$2) to show that he paid for the bits.

[@richardparsons7012]

Have they had a lot of use? If so, do they hold an edge? And are the bearings good?

[@blackdong4footwangnosucky]

I just like the name Bang good that’s pretty epic

[@ahnguyen78]

Lol, I was tricked, i jumped right in as soon as i saw the title, i thought he going to say something, atleast something in Korean.😂

[@LuyenNguyen-ws1lz]

Anh Nguyen xin chao ban . tieng anh mih kem nen ko hieu ! ban cho mih hoi chut dc ko ! ninh cug muon so huu cai mui soi nay nhung ko bit mua oi dau ban giup mih voi

[@LuyenNguyen-ws1lz]

Anh Nguyen co j giup mih wa sdt [phone] mih sin cam on

[@tomharrell1954]

I don’t know dick about wood working, but it looks as if you need a gate to hold the board against the cutter. Put a bolt up thru the table beside the cutter. Put a round roller over the bolt. Now the roller will squeeze the board into the cutter head and keep the proper distance set. To change the distance use a thinner or thicker roller on the bolt. Should work. But with climb milling the board will jam. Don’t climb mill.

[@monaso1984]

very good video, my congratulations. I would like you to help me with a question: I want to know if you make or can recommend who can manufacture custom router bits according to my product draws.

[@davewilliams9948]

Gotta love router bits that look like chess ♟ pieces! Check mate buddy!

[@willebanks]

I'd like to know the name of the block pusher he's using and where I might purchase one!

[@MegaApenstaartje]

Isn't that the ''Microjig, maker of the gripper'' thing you hear everywhere?

[@2shoestoo]

Good to see you still have your fingers. Some scary shit with them next to a router bit.

[@danbarrett6113]

Always love a good deal, thanks Young, looks like you recommend them.

[@KunoGroHoldertreff-B12]

Hello, which sliding stick do you use there? Could you send me a link to this?

[@krishnankp335]

Yes very good router bit and very good worker thank you

[@ravisooknanan2209]

What is the name of the bit the two and a half one tha make the door rail

[@user-ih4ow2eq7c]

Хорошая работа. Лайк. Вот интересно мне,как поведёт себя фреза на длинных деталях-не перегреется ли она??

[@monsternovideo2659]

the question is how long can they be used before they need to be sharpened?

[@islamn799]

So it's name bird's mouth molding, I need it to make lathe machine but metal.

[@ISTOmaker]

they make a clean cut and look good, but, how long do they last cutting like that?

[@1959Berre]

That would depend on the hardness of the material: pine, oak, walnut, MDF...

[@notajp]

1959Berre MDF is hard on cutting tools! We used to do a production job using MDF that required flat bottomed holes cut with Forstner bits. Didn’t matter what brand we used from cheap Chinese to CMT and Freud, they all dulled rather quickly tho the better brands did last longer. MDF is very abrasive for some reason. I suspect the glues and binders they use in producing it.

[@jorisknuts9662]

John Acuff, it's the glue. For the same reason that glue joints are hard on cutting knives.

[@edmundomoralesmartines1574]

Muy buena demostración maestro

[@user-dd3dc4eb7f]

Excellent cutters and excellent overview).

[@brainfornothing]

Good to know. Thanks for sharing !

[@govindram1297]

Which router machine are you using?

[@iqbalwahidi]

THE BIG WOOD HOLDER WITH WHICH YOU ARE SLIDING THE WOOD WHAT IS IT CALLED AND WHERE TO BUY IT PLEASE LET MY KNOW......THANKS

[@YoungJe]

www.amazon.com/Stackable-Featherboard-Against-Prevent-Kickback/dp/B07QCQCMB8/ref=sr_1_10?crid=JQ2OB92Z4YAA&dchild=1&keywords=featherboards+for+table+saw&qid=1595122929&sprefix=feather%2Caps%2C209&sr=8-10 www.amazon.com/GRR-RIPPER-Pushblock-Router-Jointers-MICROJIG/dp/B001I9UNWC/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=14HRSIEBSMZ8X&dchild=1&keywords=microjig+grr-ripper&qid=1595122821&sprefix=micro+jig%2Caps%2C372&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEyNURJWkFOSFA0TTMyJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwMjM1MjA3MTRXRFRSM0ZXSzNIUCZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwMjM5NDA2MjhLMjRIRlcwOEVCUyZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX2F0ZiZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=

[@iqbalwahidi]

THANKS A MILLION WHAT A BEAUTIFUL RESPONSE I REALLY APPRECIATE IT

[@dwebb5557]

How have you managed to keep all your fingers?

[@izzi1803]

I have done it in the same way for many many years, almost every day and i have never had problems, just keep your fingers away an feed the wood slowly.

[@Josef_R]

All the Safety Sallys keep him in line. Because you know, he can't just be real careful.

[@jamestembo3029]

I love this machine I wish I can have it

[@denisleiva1003]

Es roster el que utiliza?

[@More-Space-In-Ear]

Nice bit of kit 👍🏼😊

[@yemenibritishculturalforum1744]

Wow 🤩 so amazing

[@OvidioCardona]

VERY GOOD

[@mathieubanasiak5746]

Do you have tested the shutter bit?

[@AntonioPereira-vg6sc]

Enqe tienda puedo encontrar ese tipo de cuchillas alguien qe me informe en the home depot no las e visto

[@metalmecanicadavid1981]

Antonio Pereira de donde eres

[@jmario1783]

Thank you

[@zardozica]

You don’t make your own router bits? LOL.

[@gergemall]

Thank you,

[@iqbalwahidi]

PLEASE CAN YOU SEND ME A LINK TO BUY THIS LARGE ROUTER BIT I NEED IT DESPERATELY....................THANKS

[@YoungJe]

goo.gl/8uF2tq goo.gl/UZtn8r goo.gl/QZL6Mc

[@jorgemt62]

Layman question: what is the orange thing on the table saw?

[@adamperkins6054]

jorgemt62, It's a "feather board". The little fins you see provide a springy push to hold the work piece against the rip fence.

[@MultiTom1956]

Do they have it in 6mm shank? Looks great to me👌😊

[@davidzhang6162]

boboaldo.com kinds of router bits free shipping

[@telosfd]

I was looking to buy the but my router's shrank is 8mm.

[@tamerahmed3957]

Hi.lam from egypt haw can l get this product

[@junvillacurta9036]

Hi..im.jun frm ph..i like d router bet just u use..but how wer can i purchased like dat bet..

[@rapunzeleh546]

out of interest, why do i see everyone that makes 'stuff' - jigs, attachments etc, they seem to all have these plastic premade pushblocks? they're stupidly expensive and surely should be easy to make!?

[@fahidsaifullah3069]

How much

[@thepintuvlogs4526]

चौखट में पन कैसे निकाला जाता है

[@edmundomoralesmartines1574]

dónde puedo conseguir ese tipo de freesa

[@sharmaaswani3650]

Yeh bataiye kaha par Milenge

[@amrendrasharma6370]

Very good sir Router bit

[@user-zr2li5xs4d]

good cutters.

[@manojsharma4292]

manoj sharma haratu latehar

[@kaijinc3639]

What router were you using?

[@donnybeyes12]

what the name of that but?

[@iraqresitance9663]

From iraq well done

[@phamsyhuanhaiduongquetoi9283]

bao nhieu tien vay

[@medinaruben786]

What type of wood was that one used? Thanks

[@YoungJe]

I used red oak

[@medinaruben786]

Thanks I am a beginner in this but I know I will succeed in the future. Thank for your class and the sharing your knowledge. Grettings from Puerto Rico.

[@melvindelgado4153]

Como quisiera adquirir esas fresas son fantásticas ¡¡¡

[@khanhdoan6235]

Bao nhiêu tiền một mũi soi vậy

[@hugocabellosballadares6645]

Hola excelente la demostración de que país son y como puedo comprarlo saludos desde Trujillo PERÚ.

[@hugocabellosballadares6645]

Marco Gallegos ok gracias amigo

[@bracsim]

Hugo cabellos balladares , mira esos bits como le llaman en USA, en otros países creo que le llaman fresadoras, torneadoras, muchos nombres, bueno son marcas genéricas, por lo general son compañías americanas o europeas que las hacen en china para ahorrar mano de obra pero quiere decir que sean malas, yo uso mucho la marca Yonico, si vas a EBay los verás, son idénticas a estos, yo diría que lo mismo y a buen precio, creo que Amazon lo tiene también, suerte.

[@oliverioperez7466]

Hugo cabellos balladares pudes comprar por internet en eBay

[@DanielFernandes-rr6dl]

Opa amigo ...comprei algumas dessas pelo mesmo aplicativo de celular

[@user-gp7dg4qi9k]

Где можна заказат и как назвает апарат

[@mkkn3240]

Very nice video sir

[@user-ox3ng7bh9y]

KLASS!

[@antoniahernandez2829]

Necedito saver cuales son los sere vivos y sere ni vivos

[@jesterraj]

those look like Yonico bits

[@thinhnguyen-ov6yc]

No questions asked

[@joseinacio2897]

Genti aluguei sabem qt Costa esas brocas

[@JuanRodriguez-sc1jd]

Hola como puedo adquirir esas broacas gracias

[@metalmecanicadavid1981]

Juan Rodriguez de donde eres

[@kamal757]

यह डाई किस नंबर से है यह

[@green-zone36]

What type of wood in this video?

[@YoungJe]

red oak

[@green-zone36]

Yes it looks like oak but it seems to have a figure like curly pattern. Never seem that before. Is this some special wood you bought somewhere?

[@YoungJe]

It's Curly Oak, I bought it on Lumber Yard, but not so much, I was lucky

[@jaffarsiddique7898]

Amazing

[@ex-bahamutgamer8381]

We all know, we click on the Bang-Good name lol.

[@dragannikolic1943]

Gde ima da se kupi ovi kroneri!!?

[@mbarki2youssef982]

Je veux acheté ses outie Je suis de la tunisie

[@sharif24tv]

good

[@bulbash-bee]

👍

[@yeuthethao2074]

Mũi khoan giá bao tiền thế

[@khainguyen7721]

Có ship ko bạn

[@adaikirikmiltik1650]

Сколко стоит это апарат

[@deepchand2442]

So super

[@user-gp7dg4qi9k]

Сколко стоить апарат

[@rickytv24]

i'm looking for this kind of bits

[@davidzhang6162]

boboaldo.com kinds of router bits free shipping