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8mm shank router bits
Someone was seeking 8mm router bits.
http://www.wealdentool.com/ I find the above to be excellent. Stick with the 8mm bits if possible. They are far superior to 6mm -- Paul Mc Cann |
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On Mon, 9 May 2005 18:58:37 +0100, Paul Mc Cann
wrote: Someone was seeking 8mm router bits. http://www.wealdentool.com/ I find the above to be excellent. Stick with the 8mm bits if possible. They are far superior to 6mm That was me. Thanks mate, spot on. Just what I needed. |
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Hi Paul
Stick with the 8mm bits if possible. They are far superior to 6mm In what respect are they better? Not having a go, just curious. Dave |
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Hi Paul
Well you have about 77% more bulk in the shaft with consequent advantages in resistance to slip, whip, chatter etc. More aggressive cuts can be made and they also break less easily. Makes sense - thanks. Dave |
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