MNA100 Piece Router Bits Set, 1/4 Inch Shank Expert Router Bit Kit with Wooden Storage Case, Tungsten Carbide Router Bits Kit for Woodworking

Very good product, love the case and they way it's organized. Have used about half the bits and have had no issues with quility

Product is as advertised. Both, reasonable quality product and reasonable price.

You know what you’re buying and for the cost of a trip to the hardware, you can have 100 chances at not needing to go. What to know:They don’t list the sizes so I included two pics above. This is just how it comes.In the 100 bits, there are lots of duplicates, so it’s not 100 different shapes. (4) ⅛” straight bits. 3 of many bits. 2 of many, many bits. The larger shaped bits are 1 of each size.Since you're buying 100 bits, there are lots of shapes that seem to be missing to me. Why (2) ¾” straight bits and no 23/32 or 22/32 bits? So no plywood bits in here.Last gripe is the comparison image in the description. That’s super false, as you would assume. Everything on the right applies to this set. The language sucks too…. Hard Wooden box. The box is a wood box made from soft wood. Made for American use, sounds like made in America. For professional woodworkers. Yes. Professional chefs eat at McDonalds. I’m a professional woodwork and I’m glad I bought this junk drawer of shapes to get me out of jamb. You will be too.Good buy. Those are the warts I saw. I know you’re expecting some. Good value. Good luck.

I have a tremendious assortment that works but not like Whiteside or Freud. They are not supper high end but they get the job done and I have 50 for the price of one high end peace. It is a good set to buy to find what you like then upgrade. They burn a little more and are not as smooth but if you are cutting a Chanel for glass etc, who cares?

Great product for the money. So far no complaints.

A gift for my son! He loved it and was very excited to receive it for all his woodworking!

Good quality bits, nice variety.

Okay, you get what you pay for, almost. The 45-degree bits precess, so that they cut almost a 1/8-inch path at the bottom of the groove. If they were symmetrical, the bottom of the groove would be a tiny line. This renders these bits completely useless. I have no idea how this is possible, because one would expect the carbide bits to be sharpened simultaneously while the bit is rotating. Apparently this isn't so, because the bit is way off center. Now I am wondering how many of the other bits are off center too? They claim they are manufactured to some high standard. Not so.