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Holemaking

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We offer a wide range of holemaking tools used to cut circular cross-sections in a variety of metals and other solid materials. Our selection of drills includes jobber, screw machine, spotting, taper length, taper shank, and drill mills. We also stock an array of drill blanks that can be threaded to your exact specifications and chucking reamers to enlarge an existing hole to an exact size for a precise fit. Our counterbores and countersinks create holes for fasteners to sit flush with or below the surface of a workpiece. Shaped like a saw blade, our keyway broaches and square hole broaches are designed to create holes in unique shapes. For large diameter holes, our hole saws can do the job quicker than standard drill bits.

Broaches

Shaped like a saw blade, our keyway broaches and square hole broaches are designed to create holes in unique shapes.

Combined Drills and Countersinks

Combination drills and countersinks are short, double-ended drills used to produce a shallow conical or center hole, typically on the end of workpiece to be held between centers before turning in a lathe or cylindrical grinding.

Counterbores

Counterbores, sometimes called spotfacers, create a flat-bottomed cavity at the top of an existing hole so that a bolt, nut, or other part is hidden beneath or sits flush with the top of the hole when installed into it.

Countersinks

Countersinks expand the top of an existing hole in a workpiece to allow countersinking screws to install flush with the surface of the workpiece. This helps prevent the workpiece material from swelling when a screw is inserted and tightened down.

Hole Saws and Accessories

Hole saws are used for making large hold diameters because they can do the job quicker than standard drill bits. We offer an assortment of hole saws, as well as pilot drills and arbors.

Reamers

Chucking reamers are used to enlarge an existing hole to an exact size for a precise fit.