Damn this again?

Cabinet work is unforgiving in a way general woodworking sometimes isn't. Doors need to sit flush, rail-and-stile joints need to line up across dozens of identical units, and a slightly rough edge on a visible face gets noticed immediately. That's the context worth keeping in mind when comparing a general-purpose bit collection against dedicated Cabinet Router Bit Sets — the difference isn't marketing, it's what the work actually demands.

Repeatability Is the Whole Point

A general woodworking set is built around versatility — a bit for this profile, a bit for that edge, covering a wide range of possible projects. Cabinet work doesn't need that breadth so much as it needs depth in a narrower set of profiles: rail-and-stile pairs, panel-raising bits, drawer lock joints, and door-lip profiles that have to produce the exact same result on the tenth unit as the first. That's a different design goal, and it shows in how cabinet-specific sets are put together.

Matched Bit Pairs Solve a Real Problem

One thing that trips up a lot of people moving from general woodworking into cabinet production is realizing how much rail-and-stile joinery depends on matched cutter pairs. If the profiles don't align precisely, doors won't sit flush and joints won't close cleanly, no matter how carefully the rest of the project was executed. Dedicated cabinet sets are built around these matched pairs specifically, which removes a variable that causes a surprising amount of frustration for anyone trying to improvise with mismatched individual bits.

Material Considerations for Cabinet Work

Cabinet shops cut a fairly narrow but demanding range of materials — hardwood face frames, MDF for painted doors, and plywood panels, often in the same production run. That mix rewards carbide that holds up under repeated, high-volume cuts rather than tooling optimized for occasional use. It's part of why cabinet-oriented sets tend to lean on higher-grade carbide construction; the tolerance for a bit dulling mid-batch is much lower when you're running fifty identical doors than when you're making one.

Building Out a Cabinet Shop's Tooling Over Time

Nobody needs every cabinet profile on day one. Most shops start with the core rail-and-stile and panel-raising set, then add drawer and door-lip specialty bits as specific jobs demand them. That approach avoids paying upfront for profiles that might not get used for months, while still keeping the essentials on hand for the bread-and-butter work that makes up most cabinet production.

FAQs

Do I need matched cutter pairs for basic cabinet doors?
Yes, if you're doing rail-and-stile construction. Mismatched profiles are one of the most common reasons cabinet doors don't sit flush.

Are cabinet router bit sets only useful for professional shops?
Not exclusively — serious hobbyists building their own cabinetry benefit from the same repeatability and matched profiles, even at smaller scale.

How often should cabinet-grade bits be replaced?
It depends heavily on volume and material, but shops running consistent production typically track wear by job count rather than waiting for visibly rough cuts to show up on finished doors.

When choosing a reliable tooling partner, manufacturers need suppliers with strong production capabilities, consistent quality control, and customization experience. Carbix Tools specializes in precision cutting solutions and works as a professional CNC Router Bit Sets Manufacturer, providing high-quality router bits and carbide tooling products for woodworking, furniture, and industrial applications. With OEM capabilities and customized solutions, the company helps global customers improve machining efficiency and meet different production requirements.

I fixed the links.

This was a free show at Dimple Records in Sacramento California on 07/28/05.

It was uploaded to Youtube by a user named (defiant4life) on 12/29/08.
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"These live concert videos are from my collection of footage. 
Most of what you see here has been shot by my crew under my direction. 
Please subscribe to my channel and keep the best things in life for free!!!

"The video footage was shot by Ismo, Luis, Unit N and the Defiant 1."
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I first found this show on Youtube, where it was shared by the user (defiant4life).

All credit goes to (Ismo, Luis, Unit N and the Defiant 1) for recording the show.

The sound quality is amazing!  I realized that this music belongs on my IPOD.

I did a search and found some MP4 video files of the show to download.

I am not sure if the MP4 videos that I found were the "first generation original source",
or a rip that someone else took from the Youtube uploads.

I used VLC Media player to convert the MP4 files to 320kbps MP3.

I used Audacity to amplify all of the files (+0.785). 
This was the max amount that I could amplify them without causing clipping.

I used Audacity to make some very minor changes to the track start and end points.
This will help them flow together well as a full album, and also flow well in a shuffle mix with other songs.

I tagged all the songs with artist, album, year, and song name details.

I took a screenshot of one of the Youtube videos, and created album artwork.
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DOWNLOAD:

DOWNLOAD MP3s HERE

Track List:

01 - Death By Plane
02 - Ever (Foreign Flag)
03 - Your Skull Is Red
04 - 11/11 (ft. Rob Crow)
05 - Our Ride To The Rectory (ft. Rob Crow)

Enjoy!
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Please go like the videos on the (defiant4life) Youtube channel and subscribe!

(I am not defiant4life and have no affiliation.  I am just pointing out the origin of the files out of respect.)
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02 - Ever (Foreign Flag)

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04 - 11/11 (ft. Rob Crow)

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05 - Our Ride To The Rectory (ft. Rob Crow)

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This was a free show at Dimple Records in Sacramento California on 07/28/05.

It was uploaded to Youtube by a user named (defiant4life) on 12/29/08.
___________________________________________________________
Here are notes from (defiant4life):

"These live concert videos are from my collection of footage. 
Most of what you see here has been shot by my crew under my direction. 
Please subscribe to my channel and keep the best things in life for free!!!

"The video footage was shot by Ismo, Luis, Unit N and the Defiant 1."
___________________________________________________________
Here are notes from (truthaddict):

I first found this show on Youtube, where it was shared by the user (defiant4life).

All credit goes to (Ismo, Luis, Unit N and the Defiant 1) for recording the show.

The sound quality is amazing!  I realized that this music belongs on my IPOD.

I did a search and found some MP4 video files of the show to download.

I am not sure if the MP4 videos that I found were the "first generation original source",
or a rip that someone else took from the Youtube uploads.

I used VLC Media player to convert the MP4 files to 320kbps MP3.

I used Audacity to amplify all of the files (+0.785). 
This was the max amount that I could amplify them without causing clipping.

I used Audacity to make some very minor changes to the track start and end points.
This will help them flow together well as a full album, and also flow well in a shuffle mix with other songs.

I tagged all the songs with artist, album, year, and song name details.

I took a screenshot of one of the Youtube videos, and created album artwork.
___________________________________________________________
DOWNLOAD:

DOWNLOAD MP3s HERE

Track List:

01 - Death By Plane
02 - Ever (Foreign Flag)
03 - Your Skull Is Red
04 - 11/11 (ft. Rob Crow)
05 - Our Ride To The Rectory (ft. Rob Crow)

Enjoy!
___________________________________________________________
Please go like the videos on the (defiant4life) Youtube channel and subscribe!

(I am not defiant4life and have no affiliation.  I am just pointing out the origin of the files out of respect.)
___________________________________________________________
02 - Ever (Foreign Flag)

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04 - 11/11 (ft. Rob Crow)

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05 - Our Ride To The Rectory (ft. Rob Crow)

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I just wanted to thank Zevaka for posting everything here. I've finally managed to download @ least half of the stuff I've been wanting for years now...
HOWEVER, there's still a bunch I wasn't able to find here or wasn't able to get to work whenever I tried to unfortunately...
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME FIND THESE OTHER TRACKS??? Pretty PLEASE???

1. The Boy's Republic
2. Damone
3. Teething
4. Can't Hardly Breathe
5. Brief Exchange
6. God's Hands(Remastered version)
7. Melanie(live version)
8. Jealous Guy
9. Venison
10. Sensations
11. Crest
12. The Boy's Republic(acoustic version)
13. Knife Prty(acoustic version)
14. Sweetest Perfection)
15. Like Linus Sessions
16. Bumble D
17. Plastic
18. Girl Loves Me(Bowie cover audio version only)
19. Change(feat Paramore)
20. Say it Ain't So(feat Thomas Erak)
21. El Scorcho
22. Hopberg Hop

23. Basically anything else that I may potentially be missing that you'd care to throw in here...

oh, Also for instance.... I've heard a whole lot of chatter on here & over @ reddit about a fanmade remaster of Eros where someone claims to have polished up all of those tracks a bit. if there really is a somewhat better slightly higher quality version of Eros somewhere online I definitely would LOVE to hear it as I am currently in love with that album alright now even in its current very raw & incomplete condition...

I realize this is quite A LOT to ask for here, but I have really been struggling trying to locate & download all of what's listed here... I've been scouring the threads & pages here on Sharing Lungs & I still haven't been able to acquire what's left h
 

It was released last weak on the 17th, but I'm using this anyway: Loathe - A stranger to you.

Kinda weird and different compared to their last 2 records (imo), but I loved it.

indie tribe. - HOLIEST SHOOTER

Some new Deftones fanart i made just yesterday. 

Does anyone have the stem files of the song "Ever (Foreign Flag)" in FLAC or WAV quality? 

The mediafire link up above still works, but the files are just 128kbps MP3.  Is that the only way that the stems were ever released?