I gotta get me one of these!!!!

[Keenedge]

I've had a go of one of these and couldn't believe the cut, now my hard-earned pennies are heading towards Workshop Heaven's offshore bank account. Any one used the auger bits that he's got as well?

 

[Keenedge]

I forgot to say what it was didn't I?
http://workshopheaven.com/cgi-bin/cp-ap ... ower+Tools

 

[crazylilting]

hmmmm do they make the tea? seems a bit expensive. Am i missing something about these bits?

 

[Keenedge]

If you've used standard forstner bits you'll know how hot they can get, when you use the Famag wavy tooth ones they don't get so hot so you can go faster. These go better in horrible stuff like corian and the like. Give them the Pepsi challenge

 

[Doug B]

If nothing else, a nice write up by Matthew

 

[woodbloke]

They look excellent but I don't use them a great deal. For the price of few though, you could almost buy a Domino :lol: - Rob

 

[FatFreddysCat]

They look excellent but I don't use them a great deal. For the price of few though, you could almost buy a Domino :lol:

Pity it won't work on Corian, though...... (the Domino, that is)

 

[jasonB]

Seem a bit pricy to me, why not use TCT hinge type bits, they come in a good range of sizes and half to quater the price

Jason

 

[Keenedge]

Quite a range of sizes, better depth, different purpose for more tasks, not the same as hinge bits really. I tried them on corian and end-grain oak, really good cut, I mean really good.

 

[maltrout512]

Ummm :-k Lets see, self employed, variable income, new morgage guide lines, don't think the bank would go with those. [-( :roll: