How to use Plug Cutters in wood

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[@equin9309]

Thank you, straight to the point, no waffling. 👍

[@luxsabre]

I try not to waffle on too much! Thank you for watching.

[@jsmcguireIII]

nice! looks like you cut your plugs from the trimmed end of the work piece so the grain match is 👌!

[@luxsabre]

Hey, yes indeed. Always try to match the wood as best as possible. Thanks for noticing and for watching. Yay

[@MikeT1775]

Great vid. Just bought some counter sink drill bits and these came with them and I had no clue what they were for! Just made a bunch of plugs now because I can! Thanks for the quick instructions!

[@luxsabre]

Brilliant! So glad it helped. Thanks for watching.

[@paul-ld9vh]

Thanks for the information. I bought a set a little while ago but it didn't come with instructions. Your video helped explain the process. Subscribed!

[@luxsabre]

paul angeli you are very welcome! Thanks for subscribing!! 👍💡

[@forestdweller3210]

Great video! Thank you for explaining it so well.

[@luxsabre]

Thank you for watching. Glad it helped.

[@itsonlystars]

Nicely explained - thanks!

[@luxsabre]

Thank you and thanks for watching.

[@stevewood7884]

I used a hand drill with these cutters, worked a treat

[@luxsabre]

I’ve since tried in a cordless drill too and works surprisingly well which is good to know. 👍

[@forestdweller3210]

This is really useful to know. Thank you.

[@Trevilocomic]

very nice tutorial

[@TC-px7jj]

Very nice video, thank you!

[@AndyNYouTube]

I love the stone wall in your workshop!!

[@luxsabre]

Thank you!

[@isrealrancourt7080]

Nice video. Thank you!

[@luxsabre]

Thank you for watching, appreciate the comment.

[@bruceadonnelly69]

Thanks Mate

[@luxsabre]

No problem, thanks for watching.

[@notyourpapa]

I like the Dire Straights and The Police playing in the background 🤟

[@luxsabre]

Haha thanks! I can’t do any work without music playing.

[@Nobody_Famous]

@nod bod that was the drill press, or maybe young person's music 🤣

[@ravenm1165]

I would like to see how the lamp looks finished

[@luxsabre]

@@ravenm1165 thank you, I’ll be uploading lots of how to videos soon on all my lamps. Thanks for watching

[@Arcdale]

Excellent video. Any thoughts on how much it's worth spending on plug cutters? Will cheaper ones do, or are they too much trouble?

[@jjpaq]

If in doubt, follow the universal tool rule: buy the cheap one (exception if it has absolutely crap reviews or looks like it'll break on minute 3, of course), and find out firsthand if you need the nice one. 😅 I'm seeing Ryobi cutters with decent reviews for ~$15-20 CAD.

[@luxsabre]

Agree with the previous reply, no need to spend a fortune especially to begin with, the basic ones should be just fine and then upgrade in the future if you think needed. Thanks for watching and good luck!

[@ChickenDinnerz]

Is it usable if you use a handheld drill. I don't have a pillar drill

[@luxsabre]

Chicken Dinnerz hi, it’s possible but just have to be careful and steady especially when drilling out the plugs. A cordless drill will probably give more control.

[@diegohuijbregtsgarcia5102]

A Dutch KZbin channel gave a clever solution to this: measure your plug cutters outer diameter, take some plywood, make a hole in it matching the outer diameter. Then you can start your hole, using the piece of plywood to keep straight, then take the plywood off to regain your depth.

[@ChickenDinnerz]

@@diegohuijbregtsgarcia5102 yes mate!

[@glz1]

I have watch so many a pilot hole and countersink went you put two piece of wood together the plug side should be larger the then pilot side to draw them together

[@CommentFactsAndNotNegativity]

Start at 2:45 if you want to see the plug cutter being used in a drill press and the result.

[@JohnJones-cg5hl]

Turn your volume up

[@luxsabre]

I am very sorry! It’s just me and my phone.

[@robertsheward9336]

Not so easy cutting plugs into hardwoods, you could start a fire!

[@luxsabre]

Have to say, I’ve never heard of that before, plug cutters are generally intended for use with hard woods no problem. It’s just a cutting blade like any drill bit, probably less surface area so I don’t see the risk. And have never seen this after using the same bit hundreds of times.

[@mrdavidurquhart]

Yeah my question was how well does it work on hardwood

[@aleidabianchi1434]

I heard very good opinions about the Woodglut plans.