"The countersink drill bit we purchased to install Berntsen concrete markers works PERFECTLY! We scheduled 2 days labor and ended up only using about 5 hours. It's very handy, still in great shape and paid for itself the first time we used it." - Jake Teegarden, Vasconcelles Engineering Corp., Springfield, IL These countersink drill bits are specially designed to install Berntsen aluminum and bronze concrete markers. Use one of four size bits to ream the proper counter sink depth, then use a 1" drill bit to expand the hole for the marker stem for a neat looking, long-lasting recessed monument. For SDS-Max or Spline rotary hammer drills only. This drill bit countersinks the top of the marker only (not the stem). We suggest a 7/8" or 1" drill bit to create the pilot hole first. Three-piece design - No longer necessary to replace entire bit when one section wears out.
Friday, 25 January 2013
Countersink Drill Bits for Berntsen Concrete Markers
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"The countersink drill bit we purchased to install Berntsen concrete markers works PERFECTLY! We scheduled 2 days labor and ended up only using about 5 hours. It's very handy, still in great shape and paid for itself the first time we used it." - Jake Teegarden, Vasconcelles Engineering Corp., Springfield, IL These countersink drill bits are specially designed to install Berntsen aluminum and bronze concrete markers. Use one of four size bits to ream the proper counter sink depth, then use a 1" drill bit to expand the hole for the marker stem for a neat looking, long-lasting recessed monument. For SDS-Max or Spline rotary hammer drills only. This drill bit countersinks the top of the marker only (not the stem). We suggest a 7/8" or 1" drill bit to create the pilot hole first. Three-piece design - No longer necessary to replace entire bit when one section wears out.
"The countersink drill bit we purchased to install Berntsen concrete markers works PERFECTLY! We scheduled 2 days labor and ended up only using about 5 hours. It's very handy, still in great shape and paid for itself the first time we used it." - Jake Teegarden, Vasconcelles Engineering Corp., Springfield, IL These countersink drill bits are specially designed to install Berntsen aluminum and bronze concrete markers. Use one of four size bits to ream the proper counter sink depth, then use a 1" drill bit to expand the hole for the marker stem for a neat looking, long-lasting recessed monument. For SDS-Max or Spline rotary hammer drills only. This drill bit countersinks the top of the marker only (not the stem). We suggest a 7/8" or 1" drill bit to create the pilot hole first. Three-piece design - No longer necessary to replace entire bit when one section wears out.
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