Raised Panel Router Bits

I’ve purchased a couple of bits from them. No problems.

-- Bruce from Central New York...now, if you'll pardon me, I have some sawdust to make.

I’ve purchased more than 100s of router bits from MLCS. since yr 2005 and using (the raised panel + rail and stile bits) frequently. No problem.

-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.

I purchased my 1st bits as a set on eBay…...they are basically junk.
I’ve had great luck with MLCS bits. Now I am buying all my bits from them, the FREE SHIPPING is great.

-- Only the Shadow knows....................

MLCS is a good quality bit.. not the best, but worth the money

-- making sawdust....

I’ve ordered a few bits from them… a set of carbide spiral upcut bits, a tiny spiral downcut I used for the one inlay project I’ve done (so far), and a pattern/flush bit with both top and bottom bearings. The only issue I’ve had is the dust caps popped out of the bottom bearing on that last one after just a few uses. After a couple emails back and forth to verify which bearing it was they sent me a free replacement. I think I had had the bit for about 4 or 5 months by that time.
So… good quality and good service too!

Yes- here is another satisfied customer. All tho, I will confess, if I am working harder wood like Mesquite, wenge, or woods that are prone to tearout, I will switch to a Whiteside.
You cant go wrong with the set you bought.

One thing I am wondering is how you will like the back cutter??? I got into the habit of making my raised panels 5/8 thick, so I never tried a back cutter, and was just wondering how they perform.