Value Collection 156400002000004 Drill Countersink Hss

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 156400002000004 is a combo drill countersink designed to drill a pilot hole and countersink in a single pass. It features a No. 2 trade size with a 3/16 inch body diameter, a 5/64 inch drill point diameter, and a 60-degree included angle. Manufactured from high-speed steel (HSS) with a bright uncoated finish, this tool delivers reliable hardness for general-purpose countersinking in wood, soft metals, and composites. The right-hand cut and plain cutting edge style make it compatible with standard drill presses and hand drills used by machinists, carpenters, and general trade technicians.

This combo drill countersink is suited for residential and light commercial applications where flush or recessed fastener seating is required. The double end type and long-length designation at 4 inches overall length (OAL) allow for use in deeper or harder-to-reach countersink locations. It is a common choice on production benches, job site drill setups, and maintenance repair operations where a single tool needs to handle both drilling and countersinking without a bit change.

Key Features

• Combo drill and countersink in one tool — completes pilot hole and countersink in a single operation
• No. 2 trade size with 3/16 inch body diameter and 5/64 inch drill point diameter
• 60-degree included angle for standard flat-head fastener seating
• High-speed steel construction with bright uncoated finish for general-purpose cutting
• Right-hand cut, plain cutting edge style compatible with standard rotary drivers
• Double end type and long-length tool at 4 inches OAL for extended reach applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose combo drill countersink suitable for use in standard drill chucks accepting a 3/16 inch shank diameter across common drill presses, hand drills, and machining setups.

Installation Notes

This tool is installed and operated by machinists, carpenters, or general trade technicians using standard drill presses or hand-held rotary drivers. Secure the shank fully in the chuck before operation and confirm the workpiece is clamped or fixtured to prevent movement. Use appropriate cutting speeds for the workpiece material — lower speeds are recommended for harder metals. Inspect the cutting edges for wear before each use and replace the tool if chipping or dulling is observed.