Description
Drilling a clearance hole and countersink
Clearance hole ensures a tight joint, allowing the screw to pass freely through
the top board. The screw engages only the bottom board. Hence, the upper
board is pulled down to the bottom board.
Countersink is needed to set screws flush or below the surface of the board!

Frequently Asked Questions
Our countersink drill bits fit standard drills, whether you've got a cordless one from the shed or a fancy corded model.
Yes. We've got cabinet makers and carpenters using these countersink drill bits every single day.
Depends on what you're drilling into, what size screws you're using, and how much you'll be using your countersink drill bits. If you’re still not sure, contact us and we will help you figure it out.