HSS Single Flute Countersink Drill Bit

Counter sinks have a sharp cutting edge at the end of their end, while spiral flutes have a bevel angle, often known as rake angle, at their tip. In order to ensure good centering and guidance of this drill, it comes with a guide post that fits snugly into the existing hole that is already in the workpiece in order to ensure good centering and guidance. As a result of this cylindrical shaft and tapered head with an oblique hole, clamping is made easier. The tapered tip is equipped with a beveled edge, which is suitable for cutting purposes. Through the through hole, the iron chips are able to be rotated and discharged upwards as a result of the chip discharge hole. Centrifugal forces can be very helpful in scraping off the iron filings on the surface of a workpiece, so that they will not scratch the surface and negatively affect the quality of the workpiece. There are two types of guide posts, and countersunk holes can also be made in one piece if necessary.