In the late Summer ,early Fall I came across a website of router bits. I
checked out bits to use for picture frames. The site showed their bits in
drawing form and had a great help section where it showed 2 and 3 of their
bits used in different sequences to produce various profiles. Some very
good examples of how to use their products. I'm hoping someone out there
knows where I visited.
Thanks,
Barry
Barry Kwasny wrote:
> In the late Summer ,early Fall I came across a website of router bits. I
> checked out bits to use for picture frames. The site showed their bits in
> drawing form and had a great help section where it showed 2 and 3 of their
> bits used in different sequences to produce various profiles. Some very
> good examples of how to use their products. I'm hoping someone out there
> knows where I visited.
>
> Thanks,
> Barry
>
>
it won't take long for you to check out these 4: CMT, Amana, Freud,
whiteside.
Dave
Try www.mlcswoodworking.com they have some good info.
"Barry Kwasny" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> In the late Summer ,early Fall I came across a website of router bits. I
> checked out bits to use for picture frames. The site showed their bits in
> drawing form and had a great help section where it showed 2 and 3 of their
> bits used in different sequences to produce various profiles. Some very
> good examples of how to use their products. I'm hoping someone out there
> knows where I visited.
>
> Thanks,
> Barry
>
"Barry Kwasny" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> In the late Summer ,early Fall I came across a website of router bits. I
> checked out bits to use for picture frames. The site showed their bits in
> drawing form and had a great help section where it showed 2 and 3 of their
> bits used in different sequences to produce various profiles. Some very
> good examples of how to use their products. I'm hoping someone out there
> knows where I visited.
>
> Thanks,
> Barry
>
Could be many. www.infinitytools.com www.routerbits.com
wow, carbide.com is a nice site.
"W Canaday" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 09 Jan 2006 22:36:36 -0500, Barry Kwasny wrote:
>
> > In the late Summer ,early Fall I came across a website of router bits.
I
> > checked out bits to use for picture frames. The site showed their bits
in
> > drawing form and had a great help section where it showed 2 and 3 of
their
> > bits used in different sequences to produce various profiles. Some very
> > good examples of how to use their products. I'm hoping someone out there
> > knows where I visited.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Barry
>
> http://www.carbide.com ?
>
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W Canaday <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Mon, 09 Jan 2006 22:36:36 -0500, Barry Kwasny wrote:
>
> > In the late Summer ,early Fall I came across a website of router bits. I
> > checked out bits to use for picture frames. The site showed their bits in
> > drawing form and had a great help section where it showed 2 and 3 of their
> > bits used in different sequences to produce various profiles. Some very
> > good examples of how to use their products. I'm hoping someone out there
> > knows where I visited.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Barry
>
> http://www.carbide.com ?
That's where I buy mine. Superb service, excellent selection. Mostly
competitive pricing. Will send things USPS to Canada. Nice. (5 dollar
custom clearance fee. How cool is that?)
AND... they cater to my trade (Solid Surface fabrication)
On Mon, 09 Jan 2006 22:36:36 -0500, Barry Kwasny wrote:
> In the late Summer ,early Fall I came across a website of router bits. I
> checked out bits to use for picture frames. The site showed their bits in
> drawing form and had a great help section where it showed 2 and 3 of their
> bits used in different sequences to produce various profiles. Some very
> good examples of how to use their products. I'm hoping someone out there
> knows where I visited.
>
> Thanks,
> Barry
http://www.carbide.com ?