Tork Craft Screw Pilot/Countersink Set 4Pce

Description

Tork Craft Screw Pilot/Countersink Set 4pce

At a Glance; One-step pilot drilling and countersinking for 4 common screw sizes

The Tork Craft Screw Pilot/Countersink Set 4pce makes it easy to get clean, professional screw finishes in wood.
Each bit drills the pilot hole and creates a 90° countersink in one operation, so your screws sit neatly below the
surface and the timber is less likely to split. With four sizes covering popular wood screw gauges, this set is a
handy addition to any installer, cabinetmaker or DIY enthusiast’s drill kit.

Specifications

Description	Spec
Brand	Tork Craft
Cat No.	TZ AC26
Product Type	Screw Pilot/Countersink Bit Set
Set Size	4 Piece
Included Sizes	No.6, No.8, No.10, No.12
Countersink Angle	90° (typical wood screw head)
Shank Size	6.35 mm (1/4") hex
Recommended Application	Pilot drilling and countersinking wood screws

Features

• All-in-one pilot and countersink design drills the screw’s pilot hole and forms a 90° recess in a single step.
• Set of 4 popular screw sizes includes bits to suit No.6, No.8, No.10 and No.12 wood screws for everyday tasks.
• 1/4" (6.35 mm) hex shank works with standard quick-release chucks or conventional drill chucks.
• High-quality steel construction provides good durability and sharp cutting edges for clean holes.

Benefits

• Save time on every joint: drill and countersink once instead of swapping bits or making separate passes.
• Cleaner, more professional finishes: screws sit neatly below the surface, ready for plugging or filling.
• Reduced risk of splitting: correctly sized pilot holes help prevent timber from cracking when you drive screws.

Extra Information

• Ideal for cabinetry, shelving, furniture assembly, trim work and light decking or outdoor projects in wood.
• Use at a moderate drill speed and allow the cutting edges to do the work for smoother countersinks.
• Suitable for use in corded and cordless drills with a 1/4" hex or standard chuck.

Safety

• Wear eye and hearing protection when using power drills and accessories.
• Ensure the bit is firmly seated in the chuck before starting and check that the workpiece is properly clamped.
• Do not force the drill – allow the bit to cut at its own pace to avoid overheating or breakage.
• Inspect bits regularly and replace any that are bent, chipped or excessively worn.