Countersinking is a method of machining in which an cavity is made in solid material along the axis of the hole to be drilled. This process is carried out using a rotating tool called a centre drill. During drilling, the primary (rotary) motion is made by the tool or the workpiece (lathe countersinking). The feed motion is performed in a direction parallel to the axis of the centre drill by the tool or workpiece.
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Countersinking
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