Title: Not impressed
Review: I make bed frames, production-style, for a living. I drill lots of 1 inch diameter holes to countersink the bolt heads that hold the rails on so I figured that it would make sense to get a carbide Forstner bit since it would last practically forever compared to the regular steel bit I use.I used this bit once and then put it away because it left a terrible, jagged edge on the hole and seemed to tear, rather than cut the wood fibers. I'm giving it two stars because the wood I use is fir which is quite prone to having long fibers tear all over the place so it's likely that this bit works great with hardwoods and the like, but really, my regular steel Forstner bit cuts a MUCH cleaner hole than this fancy-pants carbide door stop. Your mileage may vary.
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