Many router bits can be useful in woodworking, and the choice of which ones to use will depend on the specific project you're working on. However, here are some commonly used router bits:
Straight bits: These bits are used for cutting straight grooves, dados, and rabbets.
Roundover bits: These bits are used for rounding the edges of wood.
Cove bits: These bits are used for creating concave profiles in wood.
Chamfer bits: These bits are used for beveling the edges of wood.
Flush trim bits: These bits are used for trimming the edge of one piece of wood to match the contour of another piece.
Dovetail bits: These bits are used for creating dovetail joints, which are commonly used in cabinet and furniture making.
Rabbeting bits: These bits are used for cutting rabbets or recesses in wood.
Beading bits: These bits are used for creating decorative edges on wood.
V-groove bits: These bits are used for creating decorative V-grooves in wood.
Roman ogee bits: These bits are used for creating a classic ogee profile in wood.
Remember to always choose a high-quality router bit that is appropriate for the type of wood you are working with and that is compatible with your router.
