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The DEWALT DW2535 Countersink Drill Bit Set combines drilling, countersinking, and counterboring into one efficient step. Made from high-speed steel with a rust-resistant stainless finish, this 3-piece set (#6, #8, #10) delivers superior speed and a clean finish on fine wood. Featuring a four-cutter design and a 90° cutting angle, it’s engineered for precision and durability, backed by a 1-year warranty.
Material | High Speed Steel |
Finish Type | Stainless steel, Rust resistant |
Shank Type | Straight |
Cutting Angle String | 90 Degrees |
Brand | DEWALT |
Item dimensions L x W x H | 3.89 x 0.75 x 7.75 inches |
Point Style | Taper Point |
Surface Recommendation | Stainless Steel |
Number of Flutes | 2 |
UPC | 028874025356 |
Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Minimum Bore Diameter | 0.24 Inches |
Tool Flute Type | Spiral |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00028874025356 |
Manufacturer | DEWALT |
Number of Pieces | 3 |
Part Number | DW2535 |
Item Weight | 1.92 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 3.89 x 0.75 x 7.75 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | DW2535 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Color | Black, Yellow |
Finish | Stainless steel, Rust resistant |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Measurement System | Inch |
Included Components | #6,#8, #10 |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Warranty Description | 1 Year Full Warranty |
G**K
Good tool
I bought this for a woodworking project where I needed to countersink the screws. It did a great job. I especially like the adjustable stop to set the depth of the holes. The Allen wrench is included.
G**S
Great set!
I started using these DeWalt spiral drill/countersinks years ago when building an ipe' deck. EVERY screw had to have a pilot hole. These three sizes are a good combination for most sizes of screws. Could use one longer, but you could buy that separately. Be careful not to overheat these, as they will break, but other than that, they cut fine, and stay sharp. I speak from experience, after using them in hard, hard, ipe'. I usually get a set every couple years or so, and depend on them for clean screwing. The countersinks are great - the set collar is not too bulky, so you can get it into tighter places than some other designs I've tried. These break if you hit another fastener (that's operator error) or bend them while drilling (also op error). Having overheated them in ipe', I gotta say they are pretty amazing. They continue to cut, making clean holes, at least until you break off the tip and reshape it...they still work, even then, just not as well.
Y**I
It’s good quality
Like all dewalt these also are good quality. I’mA longtime woodworker and bought these a few times.
J**Y
Good bits
These work well, but like all bits if you drop them they can develop cracks or break especially if you drop a drill with one in it. Very aggravating when you drop it or knock the drill over and break the one size you need. Wish they had a pack of 3 of just one size. I use a ton of #8s very rarely use 6 or 10s. Good value though.
B**M
I love these things
I love these things for countersinking. I was building drawers for a pantry. I wanted to countersink the screws so that I could set them and cover them with wood filler so they aren't visible.The points on the bits allow you to drive them exactly where you want (on pine, for sure, harder wood might be different but I did okay on maple and oak). Stick that needle point in the spot you want the pilot hole and it doesn't walk at all. Just bites down and drills it out.I don't know how they'll last, and if you break that tapered bit I don't think you'll be able to replace them.But I really like how they work.
A**Y
They work
Still using these months later, my first and hopefully last countersink bits! Good for wood working!
J**H
Perfect fit for deck screws
One should never drive a screw without first drilling the right sized hole, this set is perfect for most carpentry projects. As with any bit hardwoods can be a challenge and these bits will snap if you push them to hard in ipe!
F**A
250 countersunk holes in Ipe hardwood and ready for more
Good quality at a reasonable price. I built a 550 square foot deck from Ipe hardwood and drilled about 250 countersunk holes. I started with the equivalent Cobalt set and the countersink on the #8 collar dulled to unusability after 7 holes. So I got this set and the #8 for the remaining holes. I broke the taper bit after about 75 holes (my bad - sloppy alignment), replaced with a standard 9/32 bit, and did the rest. The countersink collar stayed workably sharp. The key is to keep lifting the bit out the hole to let itself clear. I actually held the tip of the screw (the one about to be driven into the hole) against the the countersink collar when I backed it out of the hole a little, keeping power on the drill to clear the cuttings from the flutes. (Maybe all you folks already know this and I'm just a noob.)
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