Anybody have any user experience on routers bits from Woodline? I am tempted on buying some for the price at amazon but I wanted to know if they are even worth it. Will greatly appreciate any info.
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Chris
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Woodline Bits
I have several Woodline bits. I am not a production woodworker, so they don't get used every month. However, they have been sharp out of the box (and they came in nice plastic boxes. They have been vibration free. The bearnigs have been good. Their service was prompt too. I have a lot of low end bits, so I know cheap. I also have some Bosch bits from when I need one right away. There is not a Frued, Whiteside, CMT, or the like in my bit box. See, I am cheap!Jim Frye
The Nut in the Cellar.
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I agree with Jim on the Woodline bits. I have a dozen or more of theirs. If they have what I want, I order from them.
Unlike Jim though, I do have some Whiteside and CMT bits.
Last edited by leehljp; 04-06-2006, 08:38 PM.Hank Lee
Experience is what you get when you don't get what you wanted!
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You should find the Woodline bits to be on par with MLCS, Holbren, Woodcraft, Bladesnbits, etc. Holbren typically has the best deals in this league of bits. If you're looking to save on some decent quality bits, I'd try the Holbrens.Happiness is sort of like wetting your pants....everyone can see it, but only you can feel the warmth.
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