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Makita No 8 Gauge Drill Countersink and Drive Bit

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The Makita No 8 gauge drill countersink and drive bit is a multifunction bit that lets you drill, countersink and drive self-tapping screws with a single tool. Switching between drilling and driving is quick, which keeps the job moving.

  • Type: Drill, countersink and drive bit
  • Gauge: No 8 (2.8mm)
  • Use: Self-tapping screws

To swap functions you slide the chuck to release the bit, reverse it and lock it back in place, while an included Allen key lets you adjust the drill bit length via the grub screw. Sized for No 8 gauge screws, it is handy for repetitive fastening where you want to drill a countersunk pilot hole and drive the screw in one set-up.

More about this product

The Makita No 8 Gauge Drill Countersink and Drive Bit is a multifunction tool designed for drilling, countersinking and fastening self-tapping screws. The Makita D-73215 offers versatility in various applications, allowing users to lengthen or shorten the drill bit by adjusting the grub screw with the included Allen key. It facilitates easy switching between countersink drilling and driving by sliding the chuck to release the bit, reversing it, and locking it back in place. With a size of 2.8mm (No 8 gauge), it suits a range of fastening tasks.

Questions & Answers

What gauge screw is this bit for?

It is sized for No 8 gauge (2.8mm) screws.

What can this bit do?

It drills, countersinks and drives self-tapping screws, all from one bit.

How do I switch between drilling and driving?

Slide the chuck to release the bit, reverse it and lock it back in place to swap between countersink drilling and driving.

How do I use a countersink drill bit?

Drill into the material so the countersink cuts a recess for the screw head, then reverse the bit to drive the screw flush.

Can I adjust the drill bit length?

Yes. You can lengthen or shorten the drill bit by adjusting the grub screw with the included Allen key.

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