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Knife Handle Pilot Drill & Counterbore Bit

Item 153927
Model 12-622
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$19.99

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When creating a set of beautiful ZHEN Kitchen Knives or Sarge Steak Knives, you will need to drill and counterbore for the provided rivets. Whiteside has created the tool needed to bore and countersink the rivets needed to complete these kits. The depth of bore will be dependent on the...

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When creating a set of beautiful ZHEN Kitchen Knives or Sarge Steak Knives, you will need to drill and counterbore for the provided rivets. Whiteside has created the tool needed to bore and countersink the rivets needed to complete these kits. The depth of bore will be dependent on the thickness of your scale material. Drill and counterbore all in one step.


Features:
  • Fits the diameter of the provided rivets
  • .1555" (3.95 mm) diameter pilot hole
  • .2410" (6.12 mm) diameter counter bore
What's Included:
  • (1) Pilot Drill & Counterbore Bit

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    Works for some kits

    Bought it to do some Zhen bread knives. Bit is too large for those but fits a few other knife kits I bought.

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    Helped with Zhen Knife

    Bought this to help with completing a Zhen Knife kit I received for Christmas. Drilled and countersunk the scales for the cutler rivets included in the knife kit. The countersink is adjustable. Keep in mind the countersink isn't flat bottomed similar to a brad point bit so don't measure the depth from the outside. Nothing to detract but something to keep in mind.

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    Great concept

    If you buy several of these over a period of time you will find that the dimeter of the cutter varies from one to the other some over size some under size more than what is the normal industry standard for this type of tool. As long as you plan for this you will have a very useful tool

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    simpifier

    I've been making knives of various types for about ten years now, mostly for myself and as gifts for family and friends. When making kitchen knives the hard part is usually getting the rivet holes lined up with the slots in the knife blade and then centering a slightly wider hole for the rivet head. This bit simplifies and eases that whole process by cutting all the holes at once. With a drill press everything can be set up once and all holes drilled quickly and easily, without any slop. I wish I had purchased this years ago.

  5. by on

    Handy tool

    Very usefull.Well made.

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