Brad Point Drill Bits with Countersink Bosch 2608596393

The Bosch Brad Point Drill Bits with Countersink (model 2608596393) combine a brad point drill bit and an integrated countersink to drill, countersink and deburr wood in one operation. Made of tool steel, the 6 mm diameter bits produce clean holes with minimal splintering in hard and soft wood, laminated and non-laminated chipboard and plywood. The set includes two bits, each fitted with a hexagon pin key and an arbour-mounted countersink suitable for use in drill stands and drill drivers.

Advantages

These multi-functional bits allow drilling, countersinking and deburring in a single step, reducing tool changes and setup time. The brad point ensures accurate centring and clean hole edges while the 90° countersink angle and five cutting edges provide a flush finish for screw heads. Constructed from tool steel, the bits are durable for typical woodworking tasks and can serve as a depth stop when required.

Suitable for

• Drilling precise holes in soft and hard wood
• Work on laminated and non-laminated chipboard
• Plywood drilling and furniture assembly
• Creating countersunk holes for screws and fasteners
• Use in drill stands and hand-held drill drivers

Key specifications

• Brand: Bosch
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 2608596393
• EAN: 3165140059992
• Material: Tool steel
• Diameter: 6 mm
• Countersink angle: 90°
• Cutting edges: 5
• Set contents: 2 brad point bits with countersink, hexagon pin key, arbour-mounted countersink

How to use

Secure the appropriate bit in the drill chuck or arbour and tighten firmly. Position the brad point at the marked drilling location to ensure precise centring. Drill at appropriate speed for the wood type, applying steady pressure until the required depth is reached; the integrated countersink will create the recess for the screw head and deburr the hole. Use the hexagon pin key to adjust or replace the arbour-mounted countersink if needed.

Usage recommendations

For best results, select a drilling speed suitable for the material (lower speed for hard woods), clamp the workpiece to prevent movement and remove chips regularly. Inspect the bit for wear before use and replace if cutting edges become rounded to maintain clean, splinter-free holes.