Plugcutters?

[kaseryn]

Can someone recommend a drill/plugcutter set, or would just a plugcutter be enough in itself to use with the right size drill? I'm thinking i'd like to use it to screw some skirting in...

 

[big-all]

definatly better with a combined countersink and hole and plug cutter set
http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp;jsessionid=WBNI2JWPM4IBMCSTHZOCFFI?id=35920&ts=59015

because the hole cutter and the plug cutter are matched also a normal drill bit may suddenly bite then your out the back of the skirting

 

[kaseryn]

Heh.. sounds good then. I have an sds+ drill on the way though.. so can i get an adaptor for that so it'll take all these hex bits? Then i could get rid of the old drill...

 

[Deluks]

Heh.. sounds good then. I have an sds+ drill on the way though.. so can i get an adaptor for that so it'll take all these hex bits? Then i could get rid of the old drill...

You can get an adaptor, but an SDS is mucho heavy duty for woodworking application like this. If the old drill has a standard chuck then keep hold of it, or replace with a small drill/driver.

 

[kaseryn]

Hmn.. i had been wanting to rationalise the toolkit abit.. and thought getting the sds would do this. How do you mean heavy duty, its the hitachi pc3 which is quite a small drill isn't it? Obviously you wouldnt be using hammer for this kind of work.. but do you think it's still inadviseable in some way?

cheers

 

[wanabechippie]

2 words:

over kill.

It will do the job in the same way that you can use a nuclear weapon to remove tiles in your bathroom.

 

[kaseryn]

lol ok cheers