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<blockquote data-quote="InhumanAcura" data-source="post: 3214936" data-attributes="member: 552492">i prefer 1/2&quot; bits over 1/4&quot; personally..chamfering bit (variety of sizes)roundover (variety of sizes)flush cut (variety of sizes) I spent $120 on a spiral flush-cut bit after breaking multiple bosch and amana bits and it&#039;s worth every penny..by far the most important bit you can have for building boxes or pretty much any wood work imo.rabbeting bit set (cmt makes a bad-*** &quot;grand rabbet set&quot; that has like 25 different sizes)3/4&quot; roundovers are not cheap, expect to pay $45 for the bosch version and upwards of that for something higher quality..Ive picked up a 3/4&quot;, 1&quot;, and 1 1/2&quot; whiteside bits off ebay for dirt cheap..just gotta be patient.i wish I would have bought all quality stuff from the start..cheaping out on bits ruined a few of my projects and cost me more in the long run..whiteside and cmt are the way to go imo.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="InhumanAcura, post: 3214936, member: 552492"] i prefer 1/2" bits over 1/4" personally.. chamfering bit (variety of sizes) roundover (variety of sizes) flush cut (variety of sizes) I spent $120 on a spiral flush-cut bit after breaking multiple bosch and amana bits and it's worth every penny..by far the most important bit you can have for building boxes or pretty much any wood work imo. rabbeting bit set (cmt makes a bad-*** "grand rabbet set" that has like 25 different sizes) 3/4" roundovers are not cheap, expect to pay $45 for the bosch version and upwards of that for something higher quality..Ive picked up a 3/4", 1", and 1 1/2" whiteside bits off ebay for dirt cheap..just gotta be patient. i wish I would have bought all quality stuff from the start..cheaping out on bits ruined a few of my projects and cost me more in the long run..whiteside and cmt are the way to go imo. [/QUOTE]

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