Whiteside Router Bits 1550 V-Groove 60-Degree 1/2-Inch Cutting Diameter and 7/16-Inch Point Length

I've used these bits for a good while and they are always good.

High quality and came with a protective cover. Super easy to install and start cutting with our CNC router

Great bit! I have done some great engravings with the cnc using this bit. It's still sharp and works well! Definitely worth the money.

Using this with my trim router for routing our sign letters. I can’t believe how nice the letters are coming out. With a lot of practice and depth changing I think this bit will be my most used!

I have used a variety of router bits. When I first started woodworking, I bought the cheap ones. I gradually learned that cheap means more in the long run because they don't last and the cut quality is not very good. I then tried Whiteside based on a review from Guys Workshop on YouTube and since purchasing them, I won't go with any other router bit with the exception of Sommerfeld Tools router bits. I used this bit to make some awards boards for my prior military unit (Picture Included) and you can get an idea of how well the router bit held up. That is just one board, there were two in total. I used the one bit, cleaned it between boards and had no sanding or clean up to do on the letters I routed out. My test piece I used a router bit from a good named company I purchased from one of the big box stores and in a much softer easier wood to route, did not have near as good quality.You won't be disappointed with these router bits.

I have used this bit in sign making on hardwoods for over two years. This carbide bit still does an adequate job after over 400 signs it produced. It is not burning the wood yet, but is nearing the point where it needs sharpening. Whiteside makes a very good product with their router bits.

Whiteside has the best economical bits out there

This is the bit I should have gotten from the beginning. Closest to perfect v tip I’ve been able to find.You have to be careful with this style of v bit because it looks to be a perfect “V” from one angle of the picture but it you twist the bit 90 degrees the carbide thickness will sometimes cause a flat bottom.