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The Miles craft Plug Cutter Set includes bits for drilling scrap project material to produce tapered plugs to cover screws or hide blemishes. By using the same species wood, fasteners virtually disappear or use a contrasting material to create a unique visual effect.
From the Manufacturer
Produce tapered plugs from the same stock as the project boards for superior grain matching or use remove small blemishes.
Silberfisch
Reviewed in Germany on March 25, 2025
Habe das Set ürsprünglich gekauft, um eine abgebrochene Schraube aus einer Terrassenholztür zu entfernen. Hat super geklappt und das eingeklebte Holzteil, hält bis heute.Auch super geeignet, um Schrauben im Holz verschwinden zu lassen.
M. Burnside
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024
Worked great for removing finishing nails hold cabinet to the walls
Fred
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2024
Excellent Products, Excellent Prices, and Fast Shipping.
Jim L.
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2024
The only reason I gave this product one star is because I could NOT give it ZERO stars. I ordered these plug cutters to make plugs for four pieces of mahogany furniture that I made for my daughters children. They would not cut plugs out of the mahogany boards that I used. All they would do is make smoke in the ‘holes’ that I was trying to cut, though with effort, I was successful in making ONE plug. I measured it and it was less than the 3/8” diameter plug that it promised to make. Totally worthless tools, and a FRAUDULENT sale by Amazon. Now, for some reason, Amazon says I cannot return them.
Andrew Cadd
Reviewed in Australia on November 27, 2024
Works well at low speed in cutting pine plugs. The shank also prevents slipping in my drill press' chuck.However, larger cutter overheats and struggles getting through hardwoods. I rely on my claw style plug cutter instead.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on October 7, 2024
They worked well for my purpose. I didn't do the plug application. They would work a lot better using a drill press, as stated, rather than "free hand" drilling.
Chastity Campbell
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2023
Takes some effort to get it started but once it gets a groove to stay in, it worked very well.
David P
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2023
If you're using a drill press you'll be fine, but if like me you're using a handheld, predrill just enough to make a divot. Doing so will prevent the plug cutter from walking.
Chad W
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2023
These work quite well in a drill press.Don’t be like me and try to hand drill them, it just won’t work - the bit will walk on the wood and when you penetrate it’ll crumble your plug. Slow and methodical on the drill press, don’t force it it you’ll burn the wood. Just let off every few cm to clear the dust and let the bit breath.I really like these after using them correctly.
Jose Figueroa
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2023
awesome for removing a broken screw in wooden doors. replace the plug with wood dowell, redrill for new screw
Mike Art Pinter & Lumberjack
Reviewed in Mexico on August 9, 2021
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Reviewed in Mexico on March 23, 2021
aunque lo he utilizado poco, me ha resultado una herramienta muy útil para un mejor trabajo en carpintería.
Aleksandr S. Romanenko
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2015
Not sure I like the ejection or cutting blade style. Seems to work alright, but almost certainly requires a drill press. In field work with this is not that great as it tries to wander when starting a cut.
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