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Old 06-06-2006, 10:13 PM
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Begining tools!

I hope to be up and running in a few wweks! Yea! But I need to ask. What would be the first tools to buy. Or should I ask what is a good selection to have on hand. I will be using a trim router. I'm looking for the best bang for the buck. Thanks for your time! Rev
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Do you mean what router bits? What do you plan on cutting?
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this is what i got...

circular saw w/10' straight edge.
10" table saw
drill press
cordless drill
assorted clamps
some small hand tools
some precision layout tools
oh, and a chop saw
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A metal cutting saw blade is nice, but not cheap, and a complete set of drill bits ($ 30-40.00 if you shop and buy cheap), a decent tap set or at least one good wrench and a couple each of 10/24, 1/4-20, 6/32, 8/32, etc....

If your making it out of aluminum the saw blade is a lifesaver. If not than you wont need it of course.

A sawzall is nice to have.
A good vice and bench.
Files.
A decent 4-4.5 inch angle grinder. They can cut anything.
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#1 - Knowledge (ie. cnczone.com)
#2 - A Drill Press
#3 - A Good Table Saw (not one of those small toy ones)
#4 - Tap & Die set

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Sorry about that! I mean bits for the DIY router! Didn't mean to waste your time. I plan on cutting wood to start. Maybe a little plastic. Thinking about buying Vcarve package. Thanks!
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I'd get some good quality 1/4" upcut spiral bits, and some cheap carbide tipped straight bits for practice.
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