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    So you are just taking whats rightfully yours then


    You will need 1/8 3mm and 6mm 1/4 collets for sure. Thats the most used ones. Of course you can choose only the metric, but sooner or later you will see a deal, so better have that 4 collets from start.

    Basically that are the most used bits also. 3mm/ 1/8/ 2 flute spiral bits and 6mm / 1/4/ 2 flute spiral bits.

    Of the 6mm is also best to have 60 degree V cutters for engraving, 2 flute straight bits for general purpose, short and long spiral bits for aluminum or wood cutting. Buy one 12mm and 19mm 2 flute bit 6mm shank, what they call at ebay "bottom cleaning " bit so you could surface with it and for faster material removal / wood/

    You will eventually need some ball nose bits also in all sizes and its good to have 2-3mm diamond shaped cutters for composite materials


    But to learn most of all buy 3mm 2 flute and 6mm 2 flute spiral bits in quantity.


    All of these Carbide is best.
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    THANKS for the info Boyan it's much appreciated, I'll have a proper read of it later tonight when I've knocked of from moving this wall!
    What are the best makes of bits & are there any makes to avoid or are they all very much the same?

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