Carbide Combined Drill & Countersink
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers.
You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is a wiser option if You are are using a 118/135/140 or even 150 degree drill point for another {op} operation.
Solid Carbide
60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available and have some of those rascals listed as well. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 00 Double Aught 60 Degree Right Hand U.S.A.
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 0 Diameter 60 Degree Right Hand U.S.A.
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 1 60 Degree Right Hand Tialn Coated Monster Tool U.S.A.
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 0 60 Degree Right Hand Monster Tool U.S.A.
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 2 60 Degree Right Hand Tialn Coated Monster Tool U.S.A.
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 4 90 Degree Right Hand Uncoated Ultra U.S.A.
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 7 60 Degree Right Hand U.S.A.
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 7 60 Degree Right Hand Monster Tool U.S.A.
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 3 x 6" Long 60 Degree Right Hand U.S.A.
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 00 Double Aught 60 Degree Right Hand U.S.A. (Carbide Combined Drill and Countersink)
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 0 Diameter 60 Degree Right Hand U.S.A. (Carbide Combined Drill and Countersink)
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 1 60 Degree Right Hand Tialn Coated Monster Tool U.S.A. (Carbide Combined Drill and Countersink)
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 0 60 Degree Right Hand Monster Tool U.S.A. (Carbide Combined Drill and Countersink)
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 2 60 Degree Right Hand Tialn Coated Monster Tool U.S.A. (Carbide Combined Drill and Countersink)
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 4 90 Degree Right Hand Uncoated Ultra U.S.A. (Carbide Combined Drill and Countersink)
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 7 60 Degree Right Hand U.S.A. (Carbide Combined Drill and Countersink)
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 7 60 Degree Right Hand Monster Tool U.S.A. (Carbide Combined Drill and Countersink)
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.
Solid Carbide Center Drill Number 3 x 6" Long 60 Degree Right Hand U.S.A. (Carbide Combined Drill and Countersink)
For producing center holes in components or work pieces which require machining between centers. You can use this style for simply spotting a hole prior to drilling - although a true spot and centering or NC style drill is an option. Solid Carbide 60 degree angle is the most commonly used, 82,90,120 are also available. Double ended - Drill Point commonly 118 Degree and the Solid Carbide is preferred for tool life and for use on tougher materials.