Buy FULLER Tapered Drills Boxed Set at Woodcraft

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You get 5 HSS tapered drills, 5 countersinks, 2 stop collars, 3/8" and 1/2" plug cutters, and 2 Allen wrenches, all in a finished hardwood case.

This set of Fuller Tapered Drills includes all the bits needed for proper installation of the most often used #6, #8, #10, #12, and #14 wood screws. You get 5 HSS tapered drills, 5 countersinks, 2 stop collars, 3/8" and 1/2" plug cutters, and 2 Allen wrenches plus a finished hardwood case for protection and storage. American.

Set of 5 tapered drills

High-speed steel

Holds sharp cutting edges

5 countersinks, 2 stop collars & 2 plug cutters

Hardwood storage case

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4/18/2013 5.0 Expensive but good. By Victory Pete from R.I. About Me Professional Pros Cons Best Uses Comments about FULLER Tapered Drills Boxed Set : Good! Primary Use: Business Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Please let us know what kind of issue this is: Profanity Wrong product Spam Duplicate Copyright violation Not a product review Customer image Problem with image Other Email Address: Comments:
11/19/2010 4.0 This is THE countersink set to buy. By TN Hiker from Maryville, TN About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer Pros Sturdy case Tapered bits Very nice case Works Effectively Cons Counterbore gets dull Best Uses Large Projects Small Projects Comments about FULLER Tapered Drills Boxed Set : I typically use #6, #8 and #10 screws for assembly of hardwood projects and these Fuller counterbore drills with the tapered bits have been my favorite for over 5 years now. I typically work with oak, maple and poplar. The plug cutters work well also and take care of the problem of mis-matched wood when using plugs. The nice wooden case keeps these all together in an easy-to-use manner and I wouldn't be without it. I really love the tapered bit (vs. a non-tapered bit) and it makes starting the hole in the exact spot you want it easy without any need for center-punching a starting hole. Also, the tapered bit keeps the hole small at the bottom so that you get a better match for tapered screws. Note that you might not want to use a tapered bit for MDF work if you are using full bore fasteners (MDF splits very easily). My only complaint has been that the counterbore cutter tends to get dull and it isn't easily resharpened (new ones cost about ten dollars each). Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Please let us know what kind of issue this is: Profanity Wrong product Spam Duplicate Copyright violation Not a product review Customer image Problem with image Other Email Address: Comments:

4/18/2013

5.0

Expensive but good.

By Victory Pete

from R.I.

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11/19/2010

4.0

This is THE countersink set to buy.

By TN Hiker

from Maryville, TN

About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer

Pros

Sturdy case
Tapered bits
Very nice case
Works Effectively

Cons

Counterbore gets dull

Best Uses

Large Projects
Small Projects

Comments about FULLER Tapered Drills Boxed Set :

I typically use #6, #8 and #10 screws for assembly of hardwood projects and these Fuller counterbore drills with the tapered bits have been my favorite for over 5 years now. I typically work with oak, maple and poplar. The plug cutters work well also and take care of the problem of mis-matched wood when using plugs. The nice wooden case keeps these all together in an easy-to-use manner and I wouldn't be without it. I really love the tapered bit (vs. a non-tapered bit) and it makes starting the hole in the exact spot you want it easy without any need for center-punching a starting hole. Also, the tapered bit keeps the hole small at the bottom so that you get a better match for tapered screws. Note that you might not want to use a tapered bit for MDF work if you are using full bore fasteners (MDF splits very easily). My only complaint has been that the counterbore cutter tends to get dull and it isn't easily resharpened (new ones cost about ten dollars each).

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