screwpainting
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Any recommendations for a decent set?
Plug cutters
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thetyreman
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yep. I like the veritas ones, the tapered type, results have been superb so far.
Zeddedhed
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I've got a set of the Trend ones in my toolbox for when on site.
In the workshop I use the Fisch ones, which are better than any I've tried before, including the Veritas ones. Incredibly fast and smooth cutting, no skating about on start up and lovely even clean plugs.
Not cheap though.
In the workshop I use the Fisch ones, which are better than any I've tried before, including the Veritas ones. Incredibly fast and smooth cutting, no skating about on start up and lovely even clean plugs.
Not cheap though.
thetyreman
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interestingly I use fisch drill bits, the HSS brad point ones made in austria and they are amazing, ultra clean holes, it doesn't surprise me that their plug cutters are better than veritas.
screwpainting
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I just ordered a 20 quid set to play with but I must say, from what I've read and the videos I just watched , the Fisch bits do seem worth the extra.
Thanks for the replies.
Thanks for the replies.
Doug71
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I have some Trend ones which I always thought were fine but got the Veritas ones after hearing good reports and yes they are better but now looks like I will have to check out the Fisch version #-o
Look at Wealdon tools, do the plug cutters and also hole cutters that take the plugs which are good for hiding fixings.
Had the Trend ones, bought the Fisch brad point bits, fell in love with them and ended up buying the matching plug cutters. They're great combo especially since the hole the brad points leave is damned near perfect. I did like the slight taper on the Trend plugs compared to the straight ones from the Fisch bits though.
