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Catalog25small.Pdf We dedicate this catalog back in. That was not the case. The office and plant areas of the building were completely destroyed. There was nothing to In memory of our father go back to. (Continued on page 150) Warren L. Fuller Guarantee It is with our deepest regrets that we inform you of the This catalog illustrates and describes all the types of loss of our father, Warren L. Fuller. His passing was due to Countersinks, Counterbores, Plug Cutters and Drills Hurricane Katrina as he was a resident of the Gulf Coast of manufactured under the name Fuller and fully guaranteed Mississippi. He survived and escaped the hurricane only to in normal use. The Fuller logo appears near each tool die of a heart attack one day later in a high school shelter picture manufactured by us. where he was waiting for his companion of 20 years. She had Also included are various types of drills, bits, cutters, and been injured during the escape and was hospitalized. We had specialty type tools, made by reputable American traveled to his town to rescue him and were only a few miles manufacturers, worthy of showing in our catalog. These are from him when he passed. As owner of W. L. Fuller, Inc., he to supplement our own line of tools and are also fully had prepared his children to continue with the same service guaranteed. and quality you have become accustom to. We look forward We have now added a few very useful types of tools that to continuing the business relationships he enjoyed and are just not available in this country. So non-domestic tools building new relationships as he would have. have finally found a place in our catalog. We find these to be high quality products. They are identified on the catalog page showing the product. Delivery Made to sell at a low price and give satisfactory service so that the user of these tools, can, for a reasonable amount, purchase all the sizes which might be needed to increase production, do a professional job and save time in their work. As these tools are time savers, every effort is directed toward shipping on the same day the order is received. If you called us yesterday, you might have the tools you need today. Call us today, we'll try for tomorrow. Warren L. Fuller Samples & Return Policy May 14, 1929 to August 31, 2005 We do not furnish samples, but unused stock size tools can be returned to us at any time within two years for credit (cost at time of shipment) less a small restocking charge. The Fuller Story Full credit is usually allowed if replacement tools are ordered at time of return. In the 1930's Warren L. Fuller Sr. (nick named Let) Our tools should fill most needs to predrill for all sizes began building twelve foot boats in his Warwick Hudson car from number 2 wood screws up through 3/4" bolts and we are dealership quarters. The boats were built out of a new willing to work with our customers on any boring problem innovation, plywood, a material whose durability had to be they might encounter. proven. The boats, with a deep V hull were dry, fast and Terms could be sailed as well as powered. During production Let All invoices are payable 30 days from date of shipment. found a need for an efficient and inexpensive method to drive Purchasers without adequate rating must remit payment with the screws and set plugs. Let began to design his own tools order or shipments will be C.O.D. We also accept Visa, and to turn his business expertise away from the car MasterCard, Discover Card and American Express. dealership and to the manufacture of woodworking tools, specifically countersinks. (Continued on page 150) Electronic Information The electronic version of Catalog 25 is available on CD The Fire - March 17, 2003 and can be downloaded from our web site at www.wlfuller.com. The CD also contains our current price On Monday, March 17, 2003, a fire destroyed most of W. list, electronic images used in the catalog and Catalog 25 in L. Fuller, Inc. The fire was caused by sparks from a grinding Microsoft Word XP. We can also supply data in Excel format machine getting into the dust collection system just after 1:30 on 3-1/2” floppy disk or by e-mail. The Excel file contains in the afternoon. An employee noticed the fire, ran outside part numbers, pricing, descriptions, UPC Codes and weights. and started yelling there was a fire in the building. Fortunately it was a warm day and all of the windows were W. L. Fuller Inc. is not to be confused with any other open in the 14,000 square foot, two story building. Everyone company with the name Fuller. We are all under one roof, got out safely. Most employees left their personal belongings plant and office. We are not a branch nor do we have any thinking the fire would be extinguished and they would be let branches. Countersinks · Counterbores · Tapered Drills · Plug Cutters · Step Drills · Stop Collars Fuller Picturedex 1 Fuller Info Information Info Screw Countersinks Pre- Recommendation Tapered Drills Drilling Chart Sets Type C Taper Drill Hex Taper Drill Taper Sets Csink Sets Csink Sets Csink Sets Predrilling Screw Chart Pages 5 6 - 7 9 8 12-13 14 14-17 3 4 Other Fuller Countersinks Special Drills Stops Step Drills Stop Collars Step Drills Type E Type J HSS Csink Carbide Csink Type K Stop Collar Drill Stops Step Drills Ordering Pages 18 18 19 19 20 6 24-25 32 33-35 Other Fuller Counterbores Plug Cutters Sets Carbide Cbore Type M Type R Type R Sets Type X Type B Type X/B Sets Plug Cutters Plug Sets Pages 19 20 21 21 22 22 23 10 11 Other Brands Countersinks Counterbores Sets Uniflute Multi Flute Sets Adj Csinks Combo Csinks Combo Sets Drill Tree Center Reamer 5 Flute HSS Carbide 2 Flute Pages 26-27 27 28 29-30 30 30 31 30 31 31 Drills Fractional Info Wire Gauge Steel & Letter Size Uses Metric Reduced Shank Fractional Wire Gauge Letter Sizes Metric Sizes 1/4 Shank 3/8 Shank 1/2 Shanks Drill Blanks Drill Sets Gauges & Stands Steels Pages 39-45 46-47 49 50 51 51 52-53 42 54 55 36 Other Drills Parabolic Cobalt, Carbide Info Extra Long Brad Points Left Hand Bell Hanger Parabolic Cobalt Left Hand Carbide Extra Long Slow Spiral Bell Hanger Hammer Drills Hex Brad and Reg Brad Points Pages 39, 41 39, 41, 46-47 46-47 42-43, 53 43-45 41 70 57-61 48 38 Special Purpose Drills Masonry, Glass Plexi, Aircraft Screw Shank Metric Boring Brad Point Masonry Glass Plexipoint Aircraft Screw Shank Metric Boring Metric Brad Half Round Double End Hard Steel Pages 39, 40, 43-54, 65-66 56 56 62 63-64 65 66 66 42 49 44 Wood Boring Auger, Spade Multi Spur Forstner Machine 3 Wing Auger Bit Spade Bit Micro Dial Bit Multi Spur Forstner Bit Self Feed Bit 3 Wing Drills Machine Bits Solid Center Adj Boring Bit Pages 67-69 72 72 73 74 75-76 73 67 69 67 Spec. Purpose Wood Tools Drill Guides Circle Cutter Chisels HSS Router Bits Drill Circle Hollow HSS Router Solid Carb Carb Tip Bearings and Wood Tenon Eject Plug Pages Guides Cutter Chisel Bit Router Router Accessories Chisels Cutter Cutter 71 76 77 92-93 94-96 97-107 108 109-113 11 71 Full Index on pages 144-146 Over 45 years of quality, service and dependability from the Fuller Family Page 1 Countersinks · Counterbores · Tapered Drills · Plug Cutters · Step Drills · Stop Collars Fuller Picturedex 2 Hole Saws Hole Saws Arbors Sets Variable Pitch Carbide Tipped Grit Edge Built in Arbor Arbors Adapter Plug-Out Arbors Sets Pages 78 78 78 78 79 79 79 80-81 Circular Saws Carbide Steel Abrasive Utility Industrial Carbide Semi Ind Carbide Steel Abrasive Blade Bushings Steel Pro Rescue Nail Cutting Thin Kerf Pages 82 82-83 84 85 85 85 82 82 83 Saw Blades Reciprocating Info Sabre/Jig Drill Points Hack Saw Band Saw Reciprocating Carb Tip Recip Sabre/Jig Hack Saw Carb Grit Blades Hack Saw Frame Recessed Lighting Drill Points Snappy Tooling Pages 86-87 87 88-89 90-91 91 90 81 37 48 Phillips Screw Screwdriver Driver Bits Bit Insert Information Power Insert Power Iso-Temp™ Ribbed Long Lengths Double End Full Hex Body Reduced Diameter Specifications Pages 115 116 115-116 116 116 123 116 115 114 Slotted Screw Driver Bits Information Insert Power Insert Power Iso-Temp™ Ribbed Long Lengths Double End Full Hex Body Pages 117 118 117-118 118 118 123 118 Other Screw Driver Bits Torx, Posidrive Socket Head Square Recess Frearson Nut Drivers Torx® Torx Keys Pozidriv® Socket Head Square Recess Frearson Nut Drivers Nut Driver Sets Pages 119 125 121 121-122 123 123 128 129 Screw Driver Bit Accessories Bits & Finders Adapters Bit Holders Sets, Parts Bits & Finders Shank Adapters Bit Holders Parts Sets Torx Set Specialty Drivers Pages 125 126 124 127 130 125 129 Taps, Dies & Extractors Wood Screw Taps, Dies Specification Holders, Sets Chart Extractors Taps Dies Hex Dies Tap Holders Die Holders Sets Extractors Un-Screw Ums Chart Pages 132, 134 133-134 133-134 135 135 136-138 139 140 149 Accessories Set Screw and Screw Shank Adapters Decimal and Full Hex Key Shank Extensions Tap Drill Size Index Replacements Chuck Keys Chart Chart Allen Keys, Set Screws Screw Shank Acces.
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