Fuller 3/8 in. Straight Plug Cutter 3/8 in. Shank

Fuller 3/8 in. Straight Plug Cutter – 3/8 in. Shank

The Fuller 3/8 in. Straight Plug Cutter is designed to produce clean, consistent wood plugs for concealing countersunk screw holes and creating a professional finished appearance. The cutter makes plugs that can closely match the grain pattern and appearance of the surrounding wood, helping repairs and fastener holes blend naturally into the finished project.

Designed for Clean, Matching Wood Plugs

This straight plug cutter is ideal for woodworking applications where a neat, concealed fastening solution is desired. By cutting plugs from matching or similar stock, you can create repairs that closely complement the surrounding material and provide a seamless appearance after installation and finishing.

Recommended Operating Speed

For best cutting performance, use the appropriate spindle speed for the cutter size. Cutters measuring 1/2 in. and smaller generally run well at approximately 1,000 to 1,200 RPM. Larger cutters should be operated at approximately 600 to 800 RPM. Following recommended speeds helps promote smooth cutting and efficient chip removal.

Key Features

• Produces clean, consistent 3/8 in. wood plugs.
• Helps conceal countersunk screw holes for a professional finish.
• Allows plugs to be cut from matching wood for improved grain appearance.
• Features a 3/8 in. shank for compatible drill press setups.
• Designed for drill press use.
• Maximum recommended plug length is 1/2 in.
• Recommended speed for 1/2 in. and smaller cutters: approximately 1,000–1,200 RPM.
• Recommended speed for larger cutters: approximately 600–800 RPM.

Specifications

• Cutter Diameter: 3/8 in.
• Shank Diameter: 3/8 in.
• Maximum Plug Length: 1/2 in.
• Application: Wood plug cutting and countersunk hole concealment
• Recommended Machine: Drill press

The Fuller 3/8 in. Straight Plug Cutter is a practical choice for woodworkers who need accurately sized plugs for furniture, cabinetry, woodworking repairs, and other projects requiring concealed fasteners. Use matching wood whenever possible to achieve a close grain and color match with the surrounding surface.