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Thread: What Bits Do you Use Most?

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    Default What Bits Do you Use Most?

    I'm surprised I couldn't find the answer, but what bits see the most use for everyone? Basicly I'm trying to purchase a few more bits and wnat to know what I need on hand.

    For example:

    70% 1/16 carving
    20% 1/8 cutting
    10% 60deg V

    Thanks!

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    It depends of course on what you do. For my lake maps it is mostly the 1/16" carving and some 60 and 90 degree v bits for lettering. For my clocks it is mostly the 1/8" cutting and sometimes 3/16" cutting, with some use of the 1/16" and 3/16" carving bits.
    Last edited by DickB; 12-11-2012 at 07:48 AM.

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    I'm guessing you are going to get a wide variety of answers on this question of most used. Until a couple of weeks ago I was:

    60% Carving - 80% 1/16, 20% 3/16
    30% V carving 60/60 mixed
    10% Cutting - 80% 1/8, 20% 3/16 - 3/8 - 1/2

    Now:

    25% Carving - see above
    25% V carve - "
    50% Cutting - 10% 1/8, 90% 3/16 - 3/8 - 1/2
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    If it's for the purpose of having extra bits on hand just in case ,,, well I would suggest the 1/8th cutting since I hear of this bit snapping more then any other..
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