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Trend SNAP/CS/8 Countersink with 7/64in Drill TRESNAPCS8

Name: Trend SNAP/CS/8 Countersink with 7/64in Drill TRESNAPCS8
Brand: TREND
SKU: tresnapcs8
Price: 13.27 GBP
Availability: InStock

Sold by Trade Hut Direct and 3 other sellers

Product information

Description

General description

This is a versatile quick-release drill system designed for drilling, countersinking, and screwing. It is compatible with power drills and screwdrivers that have a 1/4-inch hex shank. The system includes high-speed steel countersinks and drill bits suitable for various woodworking applications, allowing for precise pilot holes and adjustable countersinking for different screw sizes, making it ideal for creating clean, professional finishes in wood projects.

Technical specifications

Drill size: 2.8 mm (7/64 inch)

Countersink sizes: No.8, No.10, No.12 (depending on model)

Shank diameter: 1/4 inch hex

Material: Heat-treated high-speed steel (HSS)

Number of flutes: 2

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with power drills and screwdrivers with a 1/4-inch hex shank

Designed for use with direct-drive power bits

Includes countersinks and drill bits suitable for softwood and hardwood screws

Installation

Insert the drill or countersink into the 1/4-inch hex chuck of your power tool

Ensure it is securely fitted before use

Adjust the depth and position as needed for your project

Usage

Use the drill bit to create pilot holes in wood

Switch to the countersink to produce a conical hole for screw heads or wood plugs

Adjust the countersink depth for different screw lengths and types

Other information

Made from durable, heat-treated high-speed steel for long-lasting performance

Suitable for woodworking, home improvement, and DIY projects

Features

Brand
TREND
Width
2.1 cm
Diameter
2.8 mm
Material
Metal
Suitable for
Wood

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