Broken Carbide Router Bit

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rkh2
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What manufacturer was it?
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rkh2 wrote:What manufacturer was it?
Is the 'blue' a clue???
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JPG40504 wrote:Is the 'blue' a clue???

NOPE it isn't.
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rkh2 wrote:What manufacturer was it?


Mine was from MLCS. I now buy Woodcraft bits.

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I got a Whiteside basic kit and I've been very happy with it.
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I have both Whiteside and Freud that work very well. The only bit purchased at a big box store last year was a bitter disappointment that flew apart on the very first cut. The only injury was the hole in the wall and my pride. Yes the store refunded my money no they were not interested in repairing my pride or the wall:mad: fjimp
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