Countersink

Pronunciation: /ˈkaʊntɝˈsɪŋk/

Countersink (verb)

  1. to make a conical hole in a surface so a screw can sit flush.

Examples

  • You need to countersink the screw holes for a flush finish.
  • They countersink the holes to prevent the screws from protruding.

Common collocations: countersink a hole, carefully countersink, sharp countersink, use a countersink

Countersink (noun)

  1. a tool used to make a conical hole in a surface for a screw head.

Examples

  • A countersink is essential for woodworking projects.
  • He used a countersink to prepare the wood for screws.

Synonyms of Countersink

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