IRWIN Hex Countersink Bit, 10mm, for Wood
IRWIN 10mm hex countersink bit for woodworking – combines drilling, countersinking & counterboring in one tool.
The IRWIN Hex Countersink Bit combines drilling, countersinking, and counterboring into a single efficient operation. Designed for superior performance, it features a 4-cutter countersink and tapered drill bit that ensures fast material removal and a smooth, clean finish.
This versatile tool is suitable for both soft and hard woods, making it ideal for woodworking projects where precision and efficiency are key. Whether you're working on furniture, cabinetry, or general carpentry, this countersink bit delivers professional results with minimal effort.
Key Features
- 4-cutter design for even and precise countersinking
- Tapered drill bit for smooth bit entry and reduced bit walking
- Hex shank compatible with quick-change chucks
- Suitable for soft and hard woods
- Size: 10mm
- Furniture making
- Cabinetry
- General carpentry
- DIY woodworking projects
- Diameter: 10mm
- Bit Type: Hex shank
- Cutter Count: 4
- Material Compatibility: Soft and hard woods
- Weight: 28g
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