Thread: Stehle router bits from SawAndBits

thanks for the info prices seem to good to be real will wait and see how you go sorry if that seems a bit chicken like but moneys tight at the moment and dont want to get ripped off

prices look good

http://sawandbits.com/catalog/index.php

Hey everyone, I have use Stehle Ecoline products for over 3 months now and have found them to be great value for money, Not only the router bits but their circular saw blades and jigsaw blades just seem to keep on keeping on.

Buy with confidence - this site does not rip you of with cheap chinese imitations, these are genuine german made.

Well, I got my router bits on Friday and they look pretty good to me. I haven't tried them yet, but they look well made, full carbide cutting edges and pretty sharp too! I think I got a bargain - about $400 worth of bits for $49.

woohoo ordered bits cant wait

With the Sthele router bits, the only thing I would suggest, is that you do a test cut on a scrap piece of timber first ----- JUST in case the bearing decides to spit a bit of the grease out of it.

Have you guys check out the reviews yet?

Another satisfied customer ...
Ordered a selection of bits which arrived today. Nicely packed in a big box with ample packing material.
Each bit is in its own plastic display box, and are all very heavy with very substantial carbide tips.
Ran a couple in the router this evening - well balanced and very sharp. No fuzzy edges.

Why am I so weak. It's all your fault, I just had to get somethings . . .

received the bits fingerjointer for $11.00 and it works

I can honestly say that you wont regret buying from them. Great product, price, service, and fast delivery.

Saw and Bits have my vote.

Wal,
I bought 3 bits the other week, all for $11 each. They emailed me the day after ordering saying they received the order and that it was being processed. Delivery was only a couple of days later.
I've used 2 of the bits on a scrap piece of timber and they look good - not the best you can buy but very good value for money.
Buy a few and give them a run. For $11 I'd say you can't wrong.

Kev

Wal, you thread reminded me that I had purchased 5 bits a little while ago. I ordered on a Friday night and they were delivered the next Wednesday/Thursday. Just before tea, I wandered out to the den of Inequity and threw the three of the bits in the little Triton. Grabbed an offcut 19mm ply and free handed a "Pat's Bar" sign using the V Lettering Top Bearing then underlined it with the 25mm 60 Degree "V" Grooving Bit. I then planned the ply with the Draw Jointer & Surfacing Bit to clean it up. To say I was impressed is an understatement, I had no burning and the bits ate the ply up. I'll give them a spot of Ironbark to test them out fully, one day

$200 latter.......
lol.
Just couldn't resist them prices.

I only spent a bit over $60... and now we wait