I bought all of the bit offered for the $5 introductory price. Good
bargain.
I used the first one today, a 1/2" core box bit. So far, I've cut about 75
feet of groove in some Coffee tree wood, half with grain, half across. It
is still cutting very well.
I have the same bit from Whiteside. The Whiteside is a longer bit so it has
capacity for deeper cutting. The Woodcraft is 3/8" cutting length, the
Whiteside is 5/8". So far, the quality of the cut is about the same. There
is a $10 difference in price.
It will take more time and cutting to say which bit will last longer, but if
you need a shape for just a few cuts, these are a good buy. If you
neglected to take advantage of the introductory price, you missed a really
great deal.
Ed
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http://pages.cthome.net/edhome
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Ed
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http://pages.cthome.net/edhome
"Edwin Pawlowski" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I bought all of the bit offered for the $5 introductory price. Good
> bargain.
>
<<<< snip >>>>
> If you
> neglected to take advantage of the introductory price, you missed a really
> great deal.
> Ed
> [email protected]
> http://pages.cthome.net/edhome
>
If you bought all 10 bits for $ 50 last month, check their latest flyer.
The 10 bit set is now on special for $ 39.99 and you get a wooden storage
box! I got my refund last week.
Probably handled by the same Woodcraft people who handled the Jorgenson
clamps....
TinWoodsmn