Countersink Bits Set, 4 or 9 Pc
Countersinking screws is a often used method for ensuring a flush surface, without bumps of screwheads getting in the way. These cross-hole countersinks are specially designed so that the trailing edge of the hole makes the cut, and they excel at ejecting chips as they drill. Made of strong steel, they ensure years of precision work.
Available in a 9 piece or 4 piece set.
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Countersinking screws is a often used method for ensuring a flush surface, without bumps of screwheads getting in the way. These cross-hole countersinks are specially designed so that the trailing edge of the hole makes the cut, and they excel at ejecting chips as they drill. Made of strong steel, they ensure years of precision work.
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