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GRP2502_1
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Use these solid hardwood screw hole buttons for covering screw holes. The buttons are available in birch, oak, cherry, and walnut and can be stained or painted to suit your project. They can be glued or press fit into screw holes.
Features:
Features:
- Kiln dried end grain in birch, oak, cherry, or walnut
- Quick and easy installation with glue or tapped in with a hammer to seat
- Can be stained or painted
(50) 3/8" Screw Hole Buttons
| Weight | 0.0700 |
|---|---|
| Tech Spec |
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| Thickness | 3/8" |
| Species | Birch, Cherry, Oak, Walnut |
WARNING: Cancer & Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.govWARNING: Drilling, sawing, sanding or machining wood products can expose you to wood dust, a substance known to the State of California to cause cancer. Avoid inhaling wood dust or use a dust mask or other safeguards for personal protection. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/wood.
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Buttons purchased were excellent craftsmanship, finished off project perfectly.
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Great
Good fit and exactly what I needed.
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Great product have bought several times
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3/8 buttons
I received my order and it was as I expected in good shape I was glad to find a another sorce to purchase them. Thanks
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Fit perfectly
Fit a 3/8 inch countersink hole perfectly without falling out before I could paint. I used them in rough sawn cedar around the windows of Lost Stirrup Lodge on the Ute trail in Colorado. Getting lots of compliments on the look.
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Suits The Purpose
The screw hole buttons and other shapes and woods suit the purpose for which they are made, namely to cover screw holes. They are nicely made and worth the cost.
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screw button covers
worked perfect, and good price too.
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Screw Hole Buttons
These provide a nice finishing touch to any project. Rockler carries a variety of wood types. Recommend using a 3/8" diameter forstner bit to drill the hole. The buttons fit snugly into the hole.
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Why are 1/2" screw hold plugs often bought together
with 3/8" screw hole plugs. ..Just wondering ?
with 3/8" screw hole plugs. ..Just wondering ?
BEST ANSWER: There is no real reason you should have to purchase both 1/2" and 3/8" "screw hole plugs" unless you need larger screws for some areas of the same project. Most projects I do I use #6 or #8 screws. I predrill with a 7/64" drill bit and then use a 3/8" Forstner bit to make the hole for the screw hole plug. This combination works well for me. I hope this is helpful.
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- T H on Mar 28, 2017
- Purchased on Apr 3, 2015
What is the actual drill size for the 3/8" plugs. Does this size refer to the button head diameter or the base diameter?
BEST ANSWER: 3/8 is the base diameter of the furniture button. You can use a 3/8 drilll bit to make the hole but I prefer to use a 3/8 Forstner bit instead. Either one will work. Also I think you will find inserting the button into the hole is a tight fit. I usually try to line the button up and then tap it in with a rubber mallet. I hope this is helpful.
Tim
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- T H on Jul 7, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 3, 2015
I need a plug for a 3/8” hole. Are these 3/8” screw hole buttons actually 1/2” diameter on the domed portion, and 3/8” diameter on the shank portion that inserts into the hole? Or, instead do I need a 1/2” screw hole button to cover a 3/8” screw hole?
made a mistake drilled 21/64 Brad Point holes to countersink 60 screws holding dinning rm table, bit was larger than screw heads, looked perfect, how do I find button dowels 21/64 or do I need to sand down 3/8 dowels to fit? looks like I didn't think this out, made myself lots of work.
BEST ANSWER: Why can't you re-drill with a larger bit? Maybe I misunderstand what your problem is.
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- JOHN K on Dec 17, 2017
- Purchased on Nov 20, 2015
I am looking for 1" oak button plugs ??
BEST ANSWER: your best bet may be 1" oak dowel and make your own plugs....never seen buttons that large.'
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- Gregory G on Jul 30, 2015
- Purchased on Dec 8, 2014
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