Cougsfan
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Sep 10, 2008
- Messages
- 1,635
- Location
- Eastern Washington State
- Tractor
- Ferguson TO35, Branson 4720CH
I agree with MossRoad. Learn how to sharpen a bit and most any brand of bit will cut just fine. Then the difference between bits is really in the metallurgy used to make the bit, and the speed and cooling that you use to determine how long they will stay sharp. There is an art to sharpening a bit, but it pretty easy to learn really isn't that difficult to do. I have a jig to sharpen bits but I usually just do it by hand.