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Post subject: Brand new plug cutter Posted: Sat Mar 25, 2017 11:49 pm Post Number: #1  |
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Got my hands on a new plug cutter for cheap not sure who makes it it looks like the innovative one. It's very jumpy and breaks the plug and grabs the plug it actually took chunks out of the ball because it caught the plug. And it was zeroed out
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Post subject: Re: Brand new plug cutter Posted: Sun Mar 26, 2017 1:59 am Post Number: #2 |
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Doesn't sound like a genuine Innovative cutter; those cut very quick and clean when they are new.
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Post subject: Re: Brand new plug cutter Posted: Sun Mar 26, 2017 2:11 am Post Number: #3 |
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Yeah idk what brand it is it just kinda looks like it just to give an idea... Should I sand the edge to dull it a bit is the cutter just off?
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Post subject: Re: Brand new plug cutter Posted: Sun Mar 26, 2017 6:11 am Post Number: #4 |
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What press/jig are you using?
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Post subject: Re: Brand new plug cutter Posted: Sun Mar 26, 2017 1:46 pm Post Number: #5 |
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I've used it on a couple of different presses with different jigs and all the same results. My buddy told me it may just be to sharp Idk how that could be though.
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Post subject: Re: Brand new plug cutter Posted: Sat Dec 02, 2017 7:49 pm Post Number: #6 |
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I got the Jahawk plug cutter.. Works great
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Post subject: Re: Brand new plug cutter Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2018 4:33 am Post Number: #7 |
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Rockmd wrote: I got the Jahawk plug cutter.. Works great Me too, my favourite tool in my shop..
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Post subject: Re: Brand new plug cutter Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2018 9:41 am Post Number: #8 |
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Rafiki50289 wrote: Got my hands on a new plug cutter for cheap not sure who makes it it looks like the innovative one. It's very jumpy and breaks the plug and grabs the plug it actually took chunks out of the ball because it caught the plug. And it was zeroed out for this reason I never bought a "plug cutter". I shave the plug with a router, and I've been doing that for 30+ years ! 
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Post subject: Re: Brand new plug cutter Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2018 9:22 pm Post Number: #9 |
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clatara wrote: for this reason I never bought a "plug cutter". I shave the plug with a router, and I've been doing that for 30+ years ! I used to use a router until the cutting blade in the router dropped and shaved the top surface off the ball. The ball was destroyed and I had to replace the ball for the customer. I would never use a router again.
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Post subject: Re: Brand new plug cutter Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2018 11:45 am Post Number: #10 |
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JimH wrote:
I used to use a router until the cutting blade in the router dropped and shaved the top surface off the ball. The ball was destroyed and I had to replace the ball for the customer. I would never use a router again.
you could have plugged it...... it was a plugged ball anyway! 
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Post subject: Re: Brand new plug cutter Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2018 3:51 am Post Number: #11 |
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Had the same problem with a new innovative plug cutter recently ... maybe they had a bad production run. We use them historically & never had an issue. Have to cut real slow with light pressure or it will grab. Went back to old innovative plug cutter ... worn, but better than current alternative. Maybe "ballspinner" can address if there has been like feedback?
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Post subject: Re: Brand new plug cutter Posted: Fri May 18, 2018 1:11 pm Post Number: #12 |
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Here is the story of the Innovative plug cutter...
I designed this plug cutter several years ago. Plug cutters work best after they have been used for awhile and they dull up a little bit so I pre-dulled them straight from the factory so they would work perfectly right out of the box. They did work perfectly right out of the box - in most cases. The first problem was when people opened the box and they thought I sent them a used plug cutter. The second problem was if they were using it on a mill or drill press that had some wear. In those cases, I would send them a new cutter that wasn't pre-dulled and they were happy.
Most recently, I decided to not pre-dull them nearly as much as it seems to keep the most people satisfied and fewer calls in to the shop. There are many factors to consider...what type of ball plug they are using, what machine are they using and what condition it is in and trying to find the happy spot so we satisfy as many people as possible the first time around.
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Post subject: Re: Brand new plug cutter Posted: Fri May 18, 2018 2:52 pm Post Number: #13 |
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ballspinner wrote: I pre-dulled them straight from the factory ......... The first problem was when people opened the box and they thought I sent them a used plug cutter.
Just curious, but after the first few times customers called about getting what they thought was a used plug cutter. Did you start including a note telling new purchasers it was "Pre-dulled" (for a reason) and not a used cutter.
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