LR 32 Hole Drilling Set vs. Set in Systainer

bigarm

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Eventually I will be getting one of these sets.  Other than the systainer, what are the differences?
 
I believe the set in the systainer also comes with the needed router bits and stops for the holey rail.
 
Just bits, clamps and systainer -- rail not included.

EDIT: I don't do production level cabinetry, and I have the clamps already, so I found it more economical to get the basic set, add in the 5mm bits as separate buys, and then do the hinge boring with CMT metric forstner bits.  Keep in mind too that there are cheaper alternatives for the 5mm self-centering hinge bit made by Festool that you might need to drill the center holes for things like drawer slides.
 
Edward A Reno III said:
Just bits, clamps and systainer -- rail not included.

EDIT: I don't do production level cabinetry, and I have the clamps already, so I found it more economical to get the basic set, add in the 5mm bits as separate buys, and then do the hinge boring with CMT metric forstner bits.  Keep in mind too that there are cheaper alternatives for the 5mm self-centering hinge bit made by Festool that you might need to drill the center holes for things like drawer slides.

Thanks I have the shorter clamps for the track saw rail already.  I will need to look to look up what bits I need.  It seems that I could save quite a bit that way.
 
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