Countersink Screw Head KREATOR KRT011202 13 mm

Countersink screw head KREATOR KRT011202 13 mm is a compact cutting accessory designed to create clean, precise countersinks for screw heads. Intended for use with compatible drills and drivers, this 13 mm diameter countersink helps produce a flush seating surface in wood, soft metals and plastics. Its straightforward design makes it easy to mount and align, enabling fast preparation of fastener seats for finishing or painting.

Advantages

The KREATOR 13 mm countersink provides accurate, burr-free countersinking with reduced tear-out on timber and composite materials. Its size and shape are optimized for consistent, repeatable results, while the compact form factor makes it suitable for handheld drilling tools and drill presses. The tool reduces the need for secondary finishing and helps speed up assembly tasks by producing a neat seat for screws and fittings.

Suitable for

• Creating flush screw heads in softwood and hardwood
• Preparing seating holes in soft metals such as aluminium
• Forming countersinks in plastics and composite panels
• Furniture assembly, cabinetry and carpentry finishing
• General DIY and light workshop use

Key specifications

• Nominal countersink diameter: 13 mm
• Intended materials: wood, soft metals, plastics
• Compatibility: for use with standard drills and drivers
• Design: compact, single-piece countersink head
• Typical applications: manual drilling and drill press use

How to use

Fit the countersink securely into the chuck of a compatible drill or driver, ensuring proper centring before switching on the tool. Start at low to moderate speed and apply steady pressure while drilling to produce the required depth of countersink. Check fit periodically by seating a screw to confirm a flush finish; adjust depth by controlling pressure and time rather than increasing speed. For repeatable results, mark or stop at a consistent visual or measured depth.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate cutting speeds for the material: lower RPM for soft metals, moderate RPM for hardwoods and plastics. Secure workpieces with clamps to avoid movement, wear suitable eye protection, and clear chips frequently to prevent clogging. For delicate surfaces, consider a test cut on scrap material to set depth and speed before working on the final piece.