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Ralph
> 3 dayI bought this to cut mahogany plugs and all it did is burn the wood did not get one plug drilled - dont buy
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Donna Deslatte
Greater than one weekWorks as advertise
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Marian Lowe
> 3 dayPleased so far. Hope it performs for long time
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IdaC
> 3 dayWorks great. Perfect match to normal countersink bit for #8 screws. Im actually mostly using this cutter to cut plugs all the way through 1/4 Baltic Birch plywood which creates a nice match to plug countersunk screw holes in thicker Baltic Birch plywood. With face side of source board pointed down on sacrificial board and drill press set to just touch the sacrificial base board, the plugs spin out nicely. (Im too lazy to cut plugs partially into the source board then chisel or trim them out, plus that probably wouldnt work well for plywood anyway).
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Jan Hartsell
> 3 dayAlthough I am using it only in soft wood, this plug cutter quickly and easily cuts plugs. If used on wood of sufficient thickness, it will bevel one end of the plug, which makes for easier insertion in the hole. Note that it is properly used only in a drill press.
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dan
> 3 daysnapped the tips off just useing just a few times.
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THE QUIET ONE
> 3 dayI used this to cut plugs for use on my Trex deck --using a scrap piece of Trex decking. It worked perfectly. One hint: This plug cutter is designed to leave a narrowed top to then invert for easy insertion into wood. So, for use in Trex, do not cut to full depth to avoid the tapered top. With Trex you need the full top to match the Trex.
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Al H.
> 3 dayWorks great and love the 4 blades which gives you a faster and cleaner plug!
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Yoav
> 3 dayit is doing the job. after quiet many plugs I made with the bit and a drill press I needed to sharpen the bit then I kept working, no problem.
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Eileen M Jones
> 3 dayDont bother purchasing this junk. BURNS no mater the speed. No edges, period.