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22nd July 2005, 07:27 PM #1Novice
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tideway router bits
Has anyone tried using Tideway brand rail and stile bits. I searched this forum for them but no hits ??? Makes me question quality ???
http://www.procureit.com.au/routerbits.html
http://www.chinalangchao.com/index1.asp
thanks steve.
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22nd July 2005, 09:54 PM #2Banned
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Originally Posted by Steveoo
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23rd July 2005, 09:14 AM #3
Stile & Rail Bits
Doug & Steve
I haven't heard of these bits, but usually the wooden box indicates imported bits, usually of Asian origin. Whilst the 'coating' on the bits looks good and may assist in cleaning, the coating can also hide poor quality castings, brazing, etc.
My wallet has told me over the years, 'you get what you pay for' particularly with router cutters. If you're looking at an ongoing project make sure replacements are available, changing profile mid-project could be untidy.
Whilst we haven't as yet stocked the Whiteside Stile & Rail sets, they have a great reputation in the US. Have a look at
http://www.whitesiderouterbits.com/c.../StileRail.pdf
PM for more info.
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The Woodpecker
www.woodpeckers.com.au
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10th August 2005, 09:21 AM #4New Member
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Tideway Router Bits
Hi All,
thanks for the interest in our router bits, best to get info from the 'horses mouth' Procureit Australia has only recently begun supplying the Tideway router bits in Australia, these are manufactured by China's largest router bit producer. These router bits have gained significant market share throughout the world but are new on the Australian market. Stocks of replacement bits are kept in our distribution centre. The bits are tungsten carbide tipped. Visit our website pages http://www.procureit.com.au/routerbits.html and http://www.procureit.com.au/woodworking.html we are sure you'll find some items of interest.
cheers!
Paul Wyld
Procureit Australia
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10th August 2005, 06:34 PM #5Banned
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well i have bought mine now, i was offered a set of CMT stile and rail bits, the 3 piece kitchen set at well below the price in the carbatec catalog. sometimes it pays to be in the right place at the right time
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Infinity Tools have Rail & Stile
Infinity Tools have rail & stile quality bits. Available from Northwood Tools at:
http://www.northwoodtools.com.au/category111_1.htm
They have a variety of styles, all acknowledged as same or better quality than CMT at lesser prices.
Rail & Stile For Cabinet Doors
Rail & Stile for enty and passage fdoors
Rail & Stile for Miniature Doors
etc.
Give them a look.
Ingrid H
Northwood Tools
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Originally Posted by Steveoo
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