Buying router bits?

[signtist]

Another question. . .where can I buy a 90 degree large (1 1/4") and a 60 degree (1").
I like to order online WITH A PICTURE AND PRICE!
Most of the router bit stores online don't show pictures or just to hard to order.

[joe]

Hello John

You can get the 90 degree bit ($35) you are looking for at http://mlcswoodworking.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/smarthtml/pages/routerbit.html?src=googlead

however the 60 degree bits, they advertise, arent as they descirbe. They offer a 60 degree bit with 11/16 cutting edge but the angle only goes up .75" then strait up from there. We ordered two, last week, I'm very dissapointed.

If you visit the forum "Signs" and look under Kansas/Oklahoma Users group you will see some of the specialty bits I've had made. We are getting another order togehter. If your interested, let us know.

Happy Roooting

[myxpykalix]

here are some bits i bought from www.centuriontools.com (http://www.centuriontools.com) they are very sharp and good quality check them out or call fred there.

7972

7973

7974

[joe]

Jack,

I believe what John is looking for are specialty bits. Centurion sells standard endmills. I've found them a good buy in the lower end price range.

[myxpykalix]

oops when i saw 60 90 degree, i figured he was talking about v bits.

[gene]

Try magnate.net there good bits fairly priced.
Thanks to Jack i tried 1/4 compression bits from Fred @ centurion and was extremely happy with the bits and the price (under 20.00 )gene

[centurion]

What Centurion sells is not standard endmills. The router bits we sell are all designed for woodworking applications. Some of the bits we sell are not standard, some cut lengths are custom made for customers. THe geometry of the cutters have been extensively tested at some of the major manufacturers in the country. The price of the cutters may be in the low end, but the quality is high end!