Anyone know where a typical kitchen router pack contains 4 bits:
2 x Straight 12.7 x 50mm (½" shank) 1 x Straight 12.7 x 60mm (½" shank) 1 x Flush Trim 12.7 x 25.4mm (¼" shank)I was of the thinking that you only need a single straight 12.7 x 50m (½" shank) bit to do all the work?
Am I right or is there a sequence you should follow using all (well a least 3) of the bits to achieve the best cut
-- Cordless Crazy