Customer Reviews for Milwaukee #6 Countersink 9/64 in. Wood Drill Bit

Excellent, as always! I trust Milwaukee to get the job done.

after drilling 2(TWO) holes in total of 1 1/2 maple the bit turned blue and after that would not drill any more holes. I have used a couple of other brands and never had this problem. went to a woodworking store bought another one and drilled 18 holes with no problems.

The set screw came out on the first day of use

None of the problems others cited...not breaking, keeps on going, adjustable depth. Nothing to be dissatisfied.

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Works great till you hit a nail.

The Allen wrench set screw rattled out the first time I used it. not the end of the world but a bit frustrating

Seem to dull faster than Dewalt brand.

I used it on cabinets doors to make holes to install the handle bar. I noticed they burned faster than the DeWalt ones. But they last good on other materials

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Great tool for countersinking holes in wood

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Love this adjustable tapered bit with one exception: There is no provision for a different width for the non-bonded material. In other words. the taper is always there and I must drill out the hole on the countersunk material so the screw will properly bite into the fastened material. It's not a big deal to do this but if the bit was shaped a little differently near the countersink, this additional step wouldn't be necessary. I've used it on HDF and it doesn't split the material. This is good!

I feel a typical wood bit makes the entrance a bit better, this one seems like you need to force it a little and the counter blade goes a bit too deep.

Just had to titan the set screws

Very good! Most of the negative reviews I’ve seen around may just not know how to set the bit up, highly adjustable!

Bit hasn't enough edge.

Your store had a replacement for the bit I broke at work.

This bit burned out on the 6 th predril on 1/2 inch Luan ply. Would not recommend.