Router bushings

I have no personal experience, but I’d opt for the traditional metal bushing sets. The plastic construction, among other things, is a turn-off for me. The few sites that list the milescraft set include some highly variable reviews.

Ridgid makes a very nice “brass” set that can be had for $30 and includes a storage case, sub-bases and centering cone. Its compatible with PC-style sub-bases and will likely be the last set of bushings you’ll ever need to buy. I like my set anyway.

mips, bushings are an alternative for beared router bits, is very simple to use them, but its difficult to explain how to use them with words, Im sure there are lots of videos at youtube that can tell you more aabout them. For sure is something every woodworker want to have at hnd at any shop!

-- Nature is my manifestation of God. I go to nature every day for inspiration in the day's work. I follow in building the principles which nature has used in its domain" Frank Lloyd Wright

Sears has a very nice PC type set, I have 2 sets of them, took the big L ones back after finding the sears set for lessmoney in a nice storage case

-- Jim B

AVOID THEN IF THERE PLASTIC…
To much play for me…
If you don’t mine the play go for it…
I have the 1201
got a good price at lowes…
was going to bring it back, wasn’t worth the drive…

-- Rick