Brad Point Drill Bits with Countersink Bosch 2608595345

The Brad Point Drill Bit with Countersink from Bosch (MPN 2608595345) combines a brad point drill bit and an arbour-mounted countersink to drill, countersink and deburr wood in a single operation. Made of tool steel with a 90° countersink angle and five cutting edges, the 3 mm diameter bits are suitable for hard and soft wood, laminated and non-laminated chipboard and plywood. The set contains two bits and is intended for use in drill stands and drill drivers.

Advantages

This Bosch brad point bit with countersink performs drilling, countersinking and deburring at once, reducing the need for tool changes. The tool-steel construction and five cutting edges provide clean, accurate holes and smooth countersunk finishes. The 90° countersink angle creates flush seating for screws, and the design can function as a depth stop. The set includes a hexagon pin key and arbour for straightforward mounting.

Suitable for

• Precision drilling in hard and soft wood
• Drilling and countersinking laminated and non-laminated chipboard
• Holes in plywood for furniture and joinery
• Use in drill stands and hand-held drill drivers

Key specifications

• Brand: Bosch
• MPN: 2608595345
• EAN: 3165140323666
• Diameter: 3 mm
• Material: tool steel
• Countersink angle: 90°
• Cutting edges: five
• Quantity in set: 2 bits (includes brad point drill bit, arbour-mounted countersink and hexagon pin key)

How to use

Mount the brad point drill bit with its arbour into a compatible drill driver or drill stand. Secure the arbour with the included hexagon pin key if required. Position the brad point on the marked drilling location, apply steady pressure and run the drill at appropriate speed for the wood type. The bit will drill the pilot hole, then the countersink will create a 90° recess and deburr the edge in one pass. Stop drilling when the desired depth or flush seating is achieved.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate drill speeds for the material (lower speed for hard wood, higher speed for soft wood), secure the workpiece, and wear eye protection. Inspect the bit for wear before use and replace if cutting performance degrades. Do not use the countersink on metals or masonry.