Westward
Westward 16Y613 countersink router bit for No.6 wood screw hand tool
Countersink router bit drills pilot hole and bevel for No.6 wood screws
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Drill bit countersink prepares clean pilot holes for No.6 wood screws
- Westward 16Y613 model built for reliable hand-tool use
- New condition ensures full cutting performance from first use
- Angle, pitch and slope locator type supports accurate alignment
- Supplier restricts sale in zero states so availability is broad
Product Identification
The Westward 16Y613 is a countersink router bit designed to create tapered recesses for number six wood screws. It prepares a clean hole so the screw head sits flush with or slightly below the timber surface. The bit suits joinery, cabinetry and general woodworking tasks where a professional finish is required. It is sold new and ready for immediate workshop use.
User Fit
This bit suits woodworkers who regularly install number six screws and need consistent countersink depth. It is not for metal drilling, masonry or driving larger gauge fasteners. Builders who need a complete set covering multiple screw sizes should look at a dedicated countersink kit. Users without a router or compatible chuck cannot use this accessory.
Critical Specification
The defining specification is the number six screw compatibility marked on the model 16Y613. This single detail determines whether the bit matches the fastener you are using. If your project calls for a different screw gauge, this cutter will not produce the correct countersink angle or diameter. Verify the screw size before purchasing.
Highlights
- Drill bit countersink prepares clean pilot holes for No.6 wood screws
- Westward 16Y613 model built for reliable hand-tool use
- New condition ensures full cutting performance from first use
- Angle, pitch and slope locator type supports accurate alignment
- Supplier restricts sale in zero states so availability is broad
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 16Y613 |
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Westward 16Y613 countersink bit for a No.6 wood screw?
Chuck the 16Y613 into your drill, set the stop collar so the pilot drills to the screw length, then run the bit straight in — the step most people miss is forgetting to adjust the collar before the first hole.
What maintenance or replacement will the 16Y613 need later?
The cutting edges will dull with use; resharpen or replace the bit when it starts to burn wood or requires excessive feed pressure.
What limit shows up first under sustained use?
Heat buildup in the high-speed steel flutes reduces edge life, so the bit loses sharpness before any structural failure occurs.
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