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About Countersinks
Choose the right countersink angle, body diameter, and number of flutes for your application.
Drill-Bit Countersinks for Wood and Plastic
These countersinks attach at various points along the drill bit, so one tool will drill countersunk holes for screws of different lengths. They're designed to cut a smooth and even finish in wood and plastic on the first pass.
High-Speed Steel
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4 Flutes |
The choice if you're countersinking lots of holes, these wear-resistant countersinks cut faster and last longer than carbon steel.
Carbon Steel
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4 Flutes |
Stronger than high-speed steel, so it will cut through harder materials. However, high-speed steel is more precise, lasts longer, and cuts at higher speeds.
Counterbores for High-Profile Rounded-Head Screws
Cut flat, close-fitting recesses for fillister-head screws. These counterbores cut deeply enough for screws with tall head profiles to sit flush with the surface.
High-Speed Steel
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Durable and wear resistant, these counterbores make accurate cuts in most materials without chipping or cracking.
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For Screw Size | Body Dia. | Overall Lg. | Shank Type | No. of Flutes | Pilot Lg. | Each | |||
No. 3 | 0.176" | 2 1/2" | Round | 2 | 0.120" | 2909A14 | 000000 | ||