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WoodRiver

9/64" x 3/8" Carbide-Tipped Countersink With Brad Point Drill Bit

Item 163884
Model JM-CT1804
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$11.99

Estimated Ship Date November 8, 2023
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Carbide-tipped countersinks cut an extremely clean hole, perfect for plugging. WoodRiver 9/64" x 3/8" Carbide-Tipped Countersink Set includes a true brad point pilot drill bit sized for #8 screws in hardwood. Features: • Carbide-tipped countersink cuts extremely clean hole • 3/8"...

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Carbide-tipped countersinks cut an extremely clean hole, perfect for plugging. WoodRiver 9/64" x 3/8" Carbide-Tipped Countersink Set includes a true brad point pilot drill bit sized for #8 screws in hardwood.


Features:


• Carbide-tipped countersink cuts extremely clean hole


• 3/8" diameter countersink has 8mm shank


• Set Screws require a 2.5mm Hex Key


• Brad point drill bit is adjustable for screw length


• 9/64" brad point drill bit is 2-3/4" long


• Countersink set is sized for #8 screws driven in hardwood



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    Bit more work than it is worth

    Just bought and tried to use the bit. There was no included Allen key to adjust so had to try my tools. Turns out it is a 2.5mm key. Once I released both sides it took a hammer to drive the bit to adjust. Once I set the bit length I tried the bit. After 4 holes the bit slipped up when I raised it out of the hole. It is now stuck, I'm hot, and the project is on hold. No instruction were included either with the bit or online. Instructions don't need to be complicated, but including the Allen key size would have saved time going through first the standard then metric keys I own. I liked that it came with a brad point, but after that is is proving a most frustrating tool.

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