In general, the most used cutter by my colleagues and me, is a spiral cutter between 80-125mm diameter, and 60-100mm tall. The exact size depends on your machine¡¯s capacity to tilt the cutter through a full 45 degrees.?
This cutter can rebate timber, on the top or bottom, forward or backward, very cleanly, and at a myriad of sizes. You can put an angle on the edge of a piece of timber. You can chamfer edges at basically any size. You can even ¡°raise¡± a panel by rebating the front to fit into a table-saw-made groove and complete cabinet work.?
Many places make a cutter like I¡¯ve described above, including Hammer, Felder, Rangate, etc. I have a 125mm dia. Spiral cutter from Leitz. I love it and use it all the time.?
And your second cutter should be an adjustable groover, unless you have the dado set?
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On 12 Feb 2020, at 7:50 am, robsimmons67 via Groups.Io <robsimmons67@...> wrote:
?So after getting my C3-41 I am not sure what a good first but would to get. I do have a router table but I do want to use the shaper. Any advice on what a good bit or two to get? Just have no idea where to start.?