Recommend a starter router cutting set?
- Thread starter kaseryn
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buy any one off the budget sets with 24 to 50 pieces then as you work out the ones you use the most then you replace them with toledo[rutlands]medium quality or trend that go up in stages to cmt and others at the top off the market
look for a rebate/rabbet]cutter with alternative bearings they deside the width off cut whilst the plunge decides the depth
get yourself a nonslip matt and ptfe lubricant spray from toolstation
couple off these as well just make shure you file the sharp edge off the slightly domed top clamp jaw or use clamping blocks you only have to get half the cace flat
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Hand+Tools/Clamps/One+Handed+Quick+Clamp+150mm/d10/sd10/p73583
look for a rebate/rabbet]cutter with alternative bearings they deside the width off cut whilst the plunge decides the depth
get yourself a nonslip matt and ptfe lubricant spray from toolstation
couple off these as well just make shure you file the sharp edge off the slightly domed top clamp jaw or use clamping blocks you only have to get half the cace flat
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Hand+Tools/Clamps/One+Handed+Quick+Clamp+150mm/d10/sd10/p73583
Also m8.. what do you think of this for a hand use alternative?
http://www.axminster.co.uk/product-Trend-T4-1-4-Router-719687.htm
I know you like Ryobi but i need stuff to be 110v ...
http://www.axminster.co.uk/product-Trend-T4-1-4-Router-719687.htm
I know you like Ryobi but i need stuff to be 110v ...
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