pa38112

Well Known Member
I can buy 100 degrees, and 120 degrees, but the only source I have found for a 110 degree countersink is $300. What are the rest of you using for attaching thin dimpled sheet to thick base stock? 100 or 120 would get the job done, but it does not seem right. I can't believe everyone is buying a $300 countersink, so I must be missing something...
 
100 degree

Use the 100 degree. All the cutters that came in my tool kit are 100 degree.
 
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For AN426 solid rivets, 100 degree counter sink is standard.

The RV-12 uses some pulled rivets that require a 120 degree counter sink.
 
countersinks

Aircraft Spruce has various piloted stop countersinks available at reasonable prices. Non piloted from mscdirect.com, most industrial hardware stores have the plain countersinks starting around $15-20