Anyone used a Multi Angle Drill bit

Discussion in 'Carpenters' Talk' started by Kieron, Oct 23, 2003.

  1. Kieron

    Kieron New Member

    I want to do some groove work on some wood and wonder whether these are worth the money or whether I should just buy a router - Help
     
  2. iant

    iant New Member

    Buy the Router. I'm hobby/DIY and recomend the Ferm Unit for this type of work, for more intense use it may be worth getting a stronger machine. About six months ago I bought mine and the 30 piece bit set and I have used it all over the place, from boring rounding over of shelves to door furniture. Made a plain MDF cupboard look like t+G cladding, cut hinge holes for kitchen cupboards....
    Made my own jigs too - nearly as much fun as using the router itself.......
     
  3. poolethetool

    poolethetool New Member

    Yes I have used them, they are quite handy to have I recommend buying a set of them as opposed to just the one.
     
  4. Kev

    Kev New Member

    multi-angles bits are excellent for mortice locks ect. after you've bored out for the lock use ur multi angle bit to smooth out the mortise instead of a chisel-thats what i use for anyway. they dont stay sharp for long though.
     
  5. leeds spark

    leeds spark New Member

    Made a
    plain MDF cupboard look like t+G cladding, cut hinge
    holes for kitchen cupboards....
    Made my own jigs too - nearly as much fun as using
    the router itself.......

    how so you do the hinge holes please?
     
  6. Dewy

    Dewy New Member

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