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Definition of Countersink bit
1. Noun. A bit for enlarging the upper part of a hole.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Countersink Bit
Literary usage of Countersink bit
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Essentials of Woodworking: A Textbook for Schools by Ira Samuel Griffith (1908)
"countersink bit.—Fig. 79 is an illustration of a rosehead countersink. This tool
is used for enlarging FIG. 79. screw holes made with the gimlet so that the ..."
2. Lockwood's Dictionary of Terms Used in the Practice of Mechanical by Joseph Gregory Horner (1892)
"A hole recessed with a countersink bit is said to be countersunk. Country Cut.—Timber
which has been sawn into planks and boards in the districts where it ..."
3. A Manual of Carpentry and Joinery by J. W. Riley (1905)
"... countersink bit (for iron and wood), rimers, etc., are also used. For heavy
work, auger bits with long stems are used (Fig. ..."
4. Manual Training--play Problems: Constructive Work for Boys and Girls Based by William Samuel Marten (1917)
"3 a countersink bit can be used to make the recesses for the head, or a round-headed
screw can be filed up and used as a countersink. ..."
5. Educational Woodwork: A Text Book for the Use of Instructors and Students in by Arthur Cawdron Horth (1905)
"The auger or twist bit, bores a true hole, easiest and quickest. The wood and
metal countersink bit, enlarges the top to a conical shape for screw head, ..."
6. Carpentry and Woodwork by Edwin W. Foster (1911)
""The brace is a sort of universal tool holder, and any tool designed to fit into
it is known as a bit, as for example a countersink bit, or a screw driver ..."
7. Essentials of Woodworking: A Textbook for Schools by Ira Samuel Griffith (1908)
"countersink bit.—Fig. 79 is an illustration of a rosehead countersink. This tool
is used for enlarging FIG. 79. screw holes made with the gimlet so that the ..."
8. Lockwood's Dictionary of Terms Used in the Practice of Mechanical by Joseph Gregory Horner (1892)
"A hole recessed with a countersink bit is said to be countersunk. Country Cut.—Timber
which has been sawn into planks and boards in the districts where it ..."
9. A Manual of Carpentry and Joinery by J. W. Riley (1905)
"... countersink bit (for iron and wood), rimers, etc., are also used. For heavy
work, auger bits with long stems are used (Fig. ..."
10. Manual Training--play Problems: Constructive Work for Boys and Girls Based by William Samuel Marten (1917)
"3 a countersink bit can be used to make the recesses for the head, or a round-headed
screw can be filed up and used as a countersink. ..."
11. Educational Woodwork: A Text Book for the Use of Instructors and Students in by Arthur Cawdron Horth (1905)
"The auger or twist bit, bores a true hole, easiest and quickest. The wood and
metal countersink bit, enlarges the top to a conical shape for screw head, ..."
12. Carpentry and Woodwork by Edwin W. Foster (1911)
""The brace is a sort of universal tool holder, and any tool designed to fit into
it is known as a bit, as for example a countersink bit, or a screw driver ..."
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