You DON'T want router bits stored just piled in a drawer where they
roll around hitting each other! They seem to multiply like rabbits
once you start using them and see how versatile a router is. Plan
prior to buying many bits on a storage/identification method and put
them away when finished using them.

On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 16:39:26 GMT, "Edwin Pawlowski"
wrote:


b. Router, I have only used once.

Good start. You will want a couple of roundover bits, amybe a couple of
straight cutters. Use good 1/2" shank bits. Buy what you need as you go
but there are some reasonably priced kits too.
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