
Magnetic screw ring for hex bits, 2 pack
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Tapered pilot bits, adjustable countersink collars, and plug cutters packed in a bench tray to keep screw heads buried flat in your wood projects.
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| Tapered bits | Seven: #4, #6, #8, #10, #12, HSS, 82 degree |
|---|---|
| Plug cutters | 3/8 in. and 1/2 in. |
| Shank | 1/4 in. quick-change hex |
| Also inside | Allen key, two set screws, PH1 and PH2 bits, extension shaft |
| In the box | 15 pieces in a storage case |
| Not in the box | A drill; the set feeds one, it does not replace one |
Screwing two boards together without splitting the grain takes a pilot hole and a seat for the head. We put tapered steel bits, matching countersink cones, and wood plug cutters in one carry case. You supply the cordless drill and the wood glue.
The tapered bit clears a path for the screw threads while the cone behind it carves a pocket for the head. One squeeze of the drill trigger handles both jobs before you reach for the fastener.
Two barrel plug cutters bore round wood plugs out of scrap lumber from the same board. Tap the plug over the buried screw head, let the glue dry, and pare it level with a sharp bench chisel.
Each shank snaps into a standard drill chuck or quick-change adapter without slipping under load. The case holds an extension bit shaft, driver bits, and the small hex wrench needed to adjust depth collars along the flutes.
These high speed steel edges bite into common pine framing, knotty plywood, and dense hardwood boards without wandering off your center mark. Clean the chips out of the flutes between deep holes to keep the steel cutting true.
Different shelves, same Saturday. These hang elsewhere on our wall but clock in on the same jobs as this one.
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