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Select CMT Router Bits: 3-Piece Raised Panel $85 or Beading Bit
$45
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Sommerfeld Tools has Select CMT Router Bits on sale with prices from $7.95 ---> Now $11.45. Shipping is free on orders $25+.
Thanks to community member nscheufler for finding this deal.
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- Note: Items are Final Sale. No warranty or returns.
- CMT Beading Bit (839.991.11) $44.95
- 3-Piece CMT Raised Panel Set (800.517.11) $84.95
- & More
The following is no longer available
- CMT Mortising Bit (801.127.11) $7.95
- CMT Dovetail Bit (818.097.11) $11.45
- CMT Roundover Bit (838.380.11) $19
- CMT Raised Panel Bit (890.503.11) $48.75
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- For orders under $25.00, shipping and handling is a minimal flat-rate fee of $4.90 per order
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Edited January 22, 2021
at 02:30 PM
If you're not familiar, CMT is one of the best makers of router bits (along with Whiteside, Amana, etc.).
Sommerfeld is a very reputable company & seller. Seems they are clearing out all of their CMT individual bits & sets at 50% off. You'll be hard-pressed to find better prices on these bits, even used.
Free shipping if you spend over $25.
https://www.sommerfeldt
Sommerfeld is a very reputable company & seller. Seems they are clearing out all of their CMT individual bits & sets at 50% off. You'll be hard-pressed to find better prices on these bits, even used.
Free shipping if you spend over $25.
https://www.sommerfeldt
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In general, yes.
No, no router bit (or any cutting tool for that matter) will last forever. Ignoring drops or tool crashes, you'll eventually dull and/ or wear this tool like any other one.
These bits come highly recommended from a reputable manufacturer. My experience has been that pricier bits tend to be worth the premium because I get better results- usually that means cleaner and more consistent cuts. Any bit can get the job done, but for me nicer bits make the work easier and the results better. Hope that helps.
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edit: Nevermind I figured it out.
Picked up a flush trim bit and chamfer bit for my new router.
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edit: Nevermind I figured it out.
Picked up a flush trim bit and chamfer bit for my new router.
30+ years in business. A+ BBB rated.
These bits come highly recommended from a reputable manufacturer. My experience has been that pricier bits tend to be worth the premium because I get better results- usually that means cleaner and more consistent cuts. Any bit can get the job done, but for me nicer bits make the work easier and the results better. Hope that helps.
I have a small handheld router that accepts 1/4" shank bits, and a larger bosch router that accepts 1/2" shanks.
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Nice find OP -Thanks!
I have a small handheld router that accepts 1/4" shank bits, and a larger bosch router that accepts 1/2" shanks.
But most importantly, they're safer to use. Router bits spin in excess of 20k rpm. Most cheap bits are high speed steel, NOT CARBIDE. If you hit that spinning chunk of steel at the wrong angle, put to much pressure on it, etc... It will shatter. It will, if you're lucky, just ruin the wood you're trying to use it on. If you're unlucky... High rpm shrapnel is going to do some serious damage if it hits you.
There are alot of tools you can cheap out on... Router bits are NOT ONE OF THEM!
I have a small handheld router that accepts 1/4" shank bits, and a larger bosch router that accepts 1/2" shanks.