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3 IN 1 ROTARY RASP CYL. / HOLE SAW / PLUG CUTTER 25MM X 35MM
3 IN 1 ROTARY RASP CYL. / HOLE SAW / PLUG CUTTER 25MM X 35MM
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Tork Craft 3-in-1 Rotary Rasp — Cylinder / Hole Saw / Plug Cutter (25 mm × 35 mm)
Packaging: Carded (for retail display)
A versatile 3-in-1 rotary rasp that combines cylindrical shaping with hole-sawing and plug-cutting capability. The 25 mm diameter and 35 mm working length cover common workshop tasks from bulk material removal to clean plug cutting for concealed screw repairs.
Features
- 3-in-1 design — cylinder rasp for shaping, hole-saw cutting, and plug cutting in one tool.
- 25 mm diameter × 35 mm working length — practical size for furniture and general carpentry.
- Aggressive rasp teeth — rapid stock removal in wood and plastics.
- Durable steel body — built for repeat use in the workshop.
Benefits
- Fewer tool changes: Shape, drill and make plugs without swapping bits.
- Time-saver: Quickly correct or enlarge openings and create matching wood plugs.
- Clean results: Controlled cut helps reduce tear-out when used at steady speed.
Extra Information
- Best suited to soft and hardwoods; can be used on certain plastics. Avoid hardened steels.
- Use moderate RPM and firm, in-line pressure; clear chips frequently for cooler cutting.
- For plug cutting, work from clean stock and finish with light sanding for a flush fit.
Pro Tip
- When cutting plugs, mark grain direction on the blank and align the plug’s grain with the repair for an almost invisible fix.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Cat No. | TC RR07 |
| Product Type | 3-in-1 rotary rasp (cylinder / hole saw / plug cutter) |
| Diameter | 25 mm |
| Working Length | 35 mm |
| Body Material | Hardened steel |
| Suitable Materials | Wood, plastics |
| Pack Quantity | 1 (carded) |
Safety
- Wear eye and ear protection; secure the workpiece.
- Do not side-load the tool; let the rasp cut at a steady feed.
- Clear chips often to prevent heat buildup and burning.