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Has your driver bit ever destroyed the wood surface around a countersunk #4 or #6 screw? Standard Power Driver bits are sometimes too large to fit into a 1/4" diameter countersunk hole to drive a recessed screw. When that happens, the driver bit body makes a mess of the wood surrounding the hole. Normally, this is only a problem when using a 1/4" diameter countersink with #4 and #6 screws. The solution is quite simple - use a driver bit with a reduced shank. That way the bit tip can reach the screw without creating an unsightly mess. One-piece bits are usually a disappointing compromise between the need for a hardened tip and a durable body. A special Iso-Temp heat treating process makes these the toughest one piece bits available though, and their reduced shank nose can reach just a little farther into a countersunk screw hole without damaging the wood.
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As good as it looks
By Gordon
from Baytown, TX
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
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Comments about #2 x 1-15/16'' Reduced Shank Square Drive Bit Ball Detent:
Good price and works for me
EXCELLENT QUALITY AND BEST PRICE
By JOE
from NEW FLORENCE, MISSOURI
About Me Professional
just an excellent bit. grips the screws everytime. makes every job faster and easy.
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By Flying Dutchman
from Mesquite, Texas
I haven't used this bit yet, but if it is as good as the other bits I have used, it should be good for the job it is designed for.
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By ron
from sedona az
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