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Cleveland C46121 Countersink Single Flute 60 Deg pneumatic accessory
A single-flute 60-degree countersink for pneumatic tools, made by Cleveland from high-speed steel with black oxide finish
- TypeCountersinks & Sets
- Single-flute design clears chips fast for smooth holes
- 60-degree angle produces precise chamfers on metal
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during heavy use
- Black oxide finish reduces friction and prevents corrosion
- Countersink style fits standard pneumatic tool holders
Cleveland 60° single-flute countersink
The Cleveland C46121 is a single-flute countersink with a 60° angle, designed for deburring and chamfering holes in metal or plastic. It fits pneumatic or power-tool chucks for workshop and maintenance tasks.
High-speed steel with black-oxide finish
High-speed steel construction resists wear during repetitive countersinking, while the black-oxide coating reduces friction and corrosion. The single-flute geometry clears chips efficiently in hand-held or fixture-mounted operations.
Replaces worn or multi-flute countersinks
This tool upgrades from dull or chipped countersinks that leave rough edges, and from multi-flute versions that clog in softer materials. The jump is worth it when a clean 60° chamfer is required for fastener seating or deburring.
Highlights
- Single-flute design clears chips fast for smooth holes
- 60-degree angle produces precise chamfers on metal
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during heavy use
- Black oxide finish reduces friction and prevents corrosion
- Countersink style fits standard pneumatic tool holders
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Countersinks & Sets |
Questions about this item
What angle does the 60-degree single-flute countersink actually produce?
The tool is a 60-degree single-flute countersink, so it cuts a 60-degree chamfer in the workpiece.
What shank style lets this countersink mount in my pneumatic driver?
The accessory uses a standard pneumatic shank that fits common air-powered quick-change chucks.
How do I install the countersink bit without it slipping in the chuck?
Insert the shank fully into the quick-change chuck until it locks, then tug gently to confirm engagement before running the tool.
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