Great All-in-One Countersink Tool

[vtgaryw]

I've had this tool for years and it's my go-to for the combination of drilling, countersinking and driving the screw. It's called the Jack Rabbit. Nothing I've ever tried is as quick and easy. I've managed to hold on to it all this time (unlike a lot of my tools), but I figured it's time to get a spare.

Warning - if you google "Jack Rabbit" like I did at first to find the company, you're very likely to turn up some non-family friendly "toys". So just go to this link instead:

http://http://jackrabbittool.com/products.htm

Gary

 

[magpens]

Here's a link that works:

Jack Rabbit Tool - Our Catalog

Now which combo countersink ? . The tapered-thread, split-collet ?

 

[vtgaryw]

My bad, I didn't test the link (I almost always do...)

I've just used the straight bit version that comes in the single piece sets. That way, I can easily replace the 7/64" drill bit it uses (3/8" version.)

90% of what I've used it for is sheet rock screws. If I were using a lot of wood screws in hardwood, I'd probably go for the tapered bit.

Gary