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Infinity Tools 1/4" Shank 4-Pc. 82° Professional Countersink Set

Regular price $39.90

For a Finished Look, Countersink Those Screws!

These professional quality countersinks feature a single-flute 82° cutting head for fast stock removal and chatter-free drilling. This uniquely designed cutting edge shears through wood and other material for a perfect cut. Each one has a ¼" shank and is for use with your drill press or electric drill. Includes a ¼", 19/64", 11/32" & 3/8" countersink with custom wood case. For use with no. 4, 6, 8 and 9 screws.

Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes are in this countersink set?

The set includes 1/4", 19/64", 11/32", and 3/8" countersinks in a custom wood case.

What screws are these countersinks for?

They are sized for use with no. 4, 6, 8, and 9 screws, covering common furniture and general woodworking fasteners. See more drill bits & drivers.

What shank size do these bits have?

Each countersink has a 1/4" shank, so it fits a drill press or an electric drill.

What does the 82° head angle mean?

The 82° cutting head matches the angle of standard flat-head screws, so the screw heads sit perfectly flush with the surface.

Can these be used in wood, plastic, and metal?

Yes. The set is designed to mount flush-fitting screws in wood, plastic, and metal.

Why a single-flute design?

The single-flute 82° cutting head removes stock fast and drills chatter-free, shearing cleanly through material for a perfect cut.

Can I use these in a drill press?

Yes. Each countersink works in a drill press or an electric drill thanks to its 1/4" shank. Browse more drilling & boring tools.

Does the set include a case?

Yes. A custom wood case is included to hold and protect the four countersinks.

Who makes this countersink set?

It is made by Infinity Cutting Tools as a professional-quality four-piece set.

What is the difference between a countersink and a counterbore?

A countersink creates an angled recess so a flat-head screw sits flush, while a counterbore cuts a flat-bottomed hole, often for a plug or washer. For counterbores, see our Forstner bits.