The FAMAG 2101 HSS Slip-On Countersink enables simultaneous drilling and 90° countersinking in one smooth operation.
Made from premium high-speed steel, this precision tool delivers clean, burr-free chamfers and long service life.
It easily attaches to standard wood spiral drill bits without tools or adapters, saving setup time on every job.
Perfect for professionals and DIY users working with softwoods, European hardwoods, veneered panels, and plastics.

🛠️ Premium HSS Construction

Crafted from solid high-speed steel, the FAMAG 2101 maintains sharp edges and resists wear during extended use.
The one-piece construction ensures consistent performance and exceptional durability even under heavy workloads.

🎯 2-Cut Edge for Combined Drilling & Countersinking

Two precision-ground cutting edges allow drilling and countersinking at once.
This dual-action design eliminates tool changes and increases productivity.

⚙️ Universal Slip-On Compatibility

The 2101 countersink clips directly onto matching-shaft wood drill bits.
No adapters, screws, or hex keys are required for secure, quick attachment.

🌲 Versatile Material Applications

Optimized for softwoods, European hardwoods, MDF, plywood, laminated boards, and various plastics including acrylic, PVC, and polycarbonate.
It also performs well on HPL-coated panels, Corian®, and composite materials like GFK and Trespa®.

📐 Compact Design & Available Sizes

Available pilot diameters: 3 mm, 3.5 mm, 4 mm, 4.5 mm, 5 mm, 6 mm, 7 mm (head Ø 16 mm).
Larger models: 8 mm (head Ø 18 mm) and 10 mm (head Ø 20 mm).
All sizes feature a total length of 16 mm for deep, accurate countersinks.

🚀 Recommended Operating Speed

Optimal drilling speed is 2,000–3,500 RPM (about 3,000 RPM for European hardwood).
Lower speeds can be used with cordless drills to maintain smooth, clean edges.

✅ Professional & DIY Ready

Ideal for furniture makers, joiners, cabinet installers, and hobby woodworkers.
The FAMAG 2101 delivers fast, clean, and professional results every time.

⚠️ Safety & Maintenance

Always clamp your workpiece securely and wear proper eye protection.
Remove chips frequently and replace the countersink if edges become dull to ensure burr-free performance.