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Old 12-16-2018, 01:42 PM
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Hi Guys-
What is the best tool to use for countersinking our hobby size screws and fasteners ? I am aware of the commercial countersink bits, but they seem a bit large for our small hobby hardware. What are you guys using ?
Thanks in advance-
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Is BVM part #2140 what you are looking for, small countersink tool

https://shopbvmjets.com/index.php?ma...eyword=bvm2140

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Thats the one to use!
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That one is perfect for the BVM poly panel screws, but I also need one for slightly larger screws, maybe # 2 or even for 3mm screws also.
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Have you considered one of these drill/countersink bit?
Very common machine shop tool, comes in many many sizes, carbide should last a long time.
This is a #2 size
https://www.zoro.com/keo-drillcounte...specifications
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That looks like it might do the job-Thanks
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The tip of a drill bit works as well for small tiny stuff
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Originally Posted by FenderBean
The tip of a drill bit works as well for small tiny stuff
That's what I use ...
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