15mm plug cutter

[Marcel Carey]

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Thanks Dale,
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I think I will use my 1/2 tenon/plug cutter. It's good quality and does
a good job. I had forgotten about Webb Phillip's wood restorer that I
will use as a glue and filler. It should be OK for lead removing.
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I was finally able to find a 15mm good tenon/plug cutter on the net for
about 79 Euros + shipping and duty... :-(
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Marcel

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  Hi Marcel
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   We use a  tenon cutting bit run really slow to keep it cool to cut
1/2 sugar pine or pin block plugs.  I know it is slightly smaller than
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15 mm you are searching for. How about looking at Woodworkers supply of
New Mexico, Highland Hardware, Rockler or...Trendlines.   All Magazines
with web sites.  Just a thought.
  Cheers
    Dale Erwin

Hi,

I'm trying to get a 15mm plug cutter to fill in keys after lead removal.
I searched and looked at canadian woodworking suppliers and couldn't
find any. Is there anyone out there who could direct me to a supplier?

Thanks,

Marcel

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2852 Dussault
Rock Forest  QC
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mcpiano@videotron.ca

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