The 6 Best Bullnose Router Bits
Editor's Notes
April 22, 2019:
When you’re shopping for a sturdy bullnose router bit, you can’t go wrong with either the Freud 85-605 or the Whiteside 1436, as both are made by highly reputable manufacturers (in Italy and the U.S., respectively), and both are strong enough to handle a wide range of surface materials.
For the most bang for your buck, consider the Yonico 5-piece set, featured here, which offers bullnose sizes ranging from 1/4- to 3/4-inch in diameter, and they can be purchased with either 1/4- or 1/2-inch-thick shanks. They come in a handy storage box, to help keep your workbench neat and tidy. For a model that’s sharp and rugged enough to be used on concrete, check out the Damo Diamond, which is for use with a grinder and is ideal for cutting a demi-nose into many types of workpieces.
Whichever choice you ultimately select, for safety’s sake, always wear eye and ear protection, as well as a dust mask, when doing woodworking. Also, be sure to unplug your router when changing bits or making adjustments to your setup, as well as when it’s not in use.