I greatly prefer bits from Amana Tool. A quality router bit really does make a big difference. These are well balanced making the tool quieter, and yielding smoother cuts.
For cutting MDF for molds and most core cutting where a 1/4” bit is called for we use a two flute up-cut spiral carbide bit, #46102, running at 23,000rpm.
For profiling cores, I use a 1.5” two flute straight bit, #45452., running at 18,000rpm.
For placing alignment marks I use a 1/4″ v-groove bit, #45704, running at 23,000rpm.
For cutting base and nose/tail spacers, I use a 1/4″ two flute straight bit, #45208, running at 23,000rpm.
For sidewall profiling, I use a 1/4″ two flute straight bit with a top bearing running at 30,000rpm in the laminate trimmer. This is not an Amana bit… it’s an el-cheapo Home Depot bit that will be replaced with a good Amana bit when it wears out (which will be any day now by the looks of it.)