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   user-17340 | Dec 18, 2002 03:21pm | #1

   If you go with reversible, it can be a pain to get the exact tenon thickness once you've done the groove, or vice-versa.  Unless you like to re-arrange bits configuration everytime you use the thing, go with it, but I strongly suggest a set of two. There again, choose one that is not one piece, so if you have it sharpenned, you will be able to ajust the bit with shims. And with a bit that you can break down, you can use parts to do only grooves.

   Kindly excuse my somewhat sometime weird english, I'm a French Canadian in Sherbrooke, PQ, and it's -20 deg celcius. (for those of you that are not familiar with celcius, water freeze at 0....)

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   Brinkma1 | Dec 18, 2002 06:54pm | #2

   Eh! Bob, thanks for info. Used travel to upper B.C. and it get darn cold in the old Gaarage Eh.