Drill Blank Set

Item Name Code (INC) 21149

Drill Bits, Counterbores, and Countersinks: Hand and Machine: Federal Supply Class: FSC 5133; NATO Supply Classification Class: NSC 5133
Hand Tools: Federal Supply Group: FSG 51; NATO Supply Classification Group: NSG 51
Item Hits: 17

A group of uncut drills. They are used as gages, arbors, punches and the like. They also can be adapted for tool bits, routers, countersinks, counterbores, reamers, end mills, shaper tools and the like.

Additional Information for Drill Blank Set

A Drill Blank Set is a collection of drill blanks, which are cylindrical pieces of tool steel that are used to make custom drill bits. These blanks are typically unground and have a precise diameter, allowing them to be shaped into specific drill bit sizes.

Drill blanks are commonly used in machine shops, tool and die making, and other metalworking applications where standard drill bit sizes may not be suitable. By using drill blanks, machinists can create drill bits of various sizes to meet their specific needs.

Drill blank sets usually come in a range of sizes, allowing users to have a selection of blanks to choose from. These sets are often made from high-speed steel or carbide, which are durable materials that can withstand the high temperatures and pressures generated during drilling operations.

In summary, a Drill Blank Set is a collection of cylindrical tool steel pieces that can be shaped into custom drill bits of various sizes. They are commonly used in metalworking applications where standard drill bit sizes are not suitable.