Hi everyone
I have a Triton MOF001 mounted inverted on a simple table and I have been working with straight and flush trim bits for the last year and half, building stuff and learning.
Recently I bought a cheap set of stackable slot cutters and I was amazed with how easier they cut compared to my straight bits.
So question is, should I always prefer rabbeting/slotter bits over straight bits for operations that can be completed with both types?
And if yes, should I also prefer a rabbeting bit+flush bearing (e.g. Freud 32-504) over an ordinary flush trim bit?
I have a Triton MOF001 mounted inverted on a simple table and I have been working with straight and flush trim bits for the last year and half, building stuff and learning.
Recently I bought a cheap set of stackable slot cutters and I was amazed with how easier they cut compared to my straight bits.
So question is, should I always prefer rabbeting/slotter bits over straight bits for operations that can be completed with both types?
And if yes, should I also prefer a rabbeting bit+flush bearing (e.g. Freud 32-504) over an ordinary flush trim bit?