Profile Guided Router Cutter bits special offer

[Malc2098]

I just received this via email. Have ordered some. The price in the ad is the pre-discount price.

I can recommend their cutters.

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Precision Meets Savings 40% Off TCT Guided Profile Router Cutters With Bearings Until Midnight Friday (25/7/25) Discount Is Automatically Applied At Checkout​

​ ​ ​ Guided Profile TCT Tipped Router Bits​ £10.41​

 

[Mike G]

Thanks Malc. These aren't cutters I generally use very often, but I've ordered a couple on your recommendation because I'll be doing quite a lot of cutting-to-templates in the next few weeks.

 

[Spectric]

No 8mm shanks though.

 

[Setch]

Thanks for the heads up some very competitive prices there, for several things I'm long overdue to replace.

 

[Malc2098]

No 8mm shanks though.

I've no idea why. My old Trend was supplied with 1/4" and 8mm collets years ago, but my Makita and Rutland only ever came with 1/4", and my Triton only with 1/2".

I notice they do 8mm shanks on just straight cutters and 10mm shanks on dowell drill cutters.

 

[Spectric]

I think that 8mm should now become standard rather than 1/4 as it is a good size if you want to use a smaller router rather than your large 1/2 one. With 8mm it allows more task to be performed so more overlap with the bigger router as it is more rigid with longer bits. The Bosch GKF600 only has 1/4 collets in the UK version but 8mm collets for the euro market because they have different armatures, why !! I now use a Dewalt 26204 which is really good.

 

[Dr.Al]

My small Makita router (the cordless trim router) came with 1/4" (6.35 mm) and 8 mm collets; I try to buy 8 mm if I can (just because it feels like they'd be more robust) but there's a lot more choice in 1/4".

My big Makita router came with some different ones as well, but I can't remember whether 8 mm was included.

It's been a while since I used either (I try to avoid electric routers if I can) so my memory of collet options is a bit vague.

 

[Malc2098]

Royal Mail have just delivered mine. That's less than 24 hours from placing the order.

 

[HOJ]

Thanks for the heads up @Malc2098 , all mine arrived today, bought some cutters for the multitool to try as well @ £7.62 for 5.

 

[Phil Pascoe]

I've used quite a loy of Rennie screwdriver bits, they are good.

My Bosch router is so old I have a 3/8th collet for it. I never did buy 3/8th bits.

 

[Mike G]

Royal Mail have just delivered mine. That's less than 24 hours from placing the order.

Snap. That's seriously impressive.

 

[Mike G]

Thanks for the heads up @Malc2098 , all mine arrived today, bought some cutters for the multitool to try as well @ £7.62 for 5.

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Blimey........you didn't hold back!!

 

[Malc2098]

Blimey........you didn't hold back!!

I know. Some of the members on here are quite profligate!

 

[HOJ]

you didn't hold back!!

Some of the members on here are quite profligate!

At those prices I couldn't help myself, I recently bought a Titman one, cost me £25.00, 1 of these was £9.00,

I use these types of cutters regularly for setting hinges and keeps on doors, cleaning up haunched mortices, as well as lots of other small templating jobs, so this lot should keep me going for while..