Tools Confirmat Screw Two-Piece Drill Bit 7X 50mm. Made in THE USA

If you are going to be using confirmat screws on your melamine project this is a must have tool. It will predrill and countersink holes perfectly for the fastening of the joints.

A special tool for a special fastener. The screws only work correctly in a properly sized and shaped hole, so you pretty much need this cutter to make them quickly and in one step. Worked great for me in both particleboard and plywood. Expensive, (to me) but it is well made, and looks like it will last a long time.

Works good

Quality product. The bits are sharp. Had a issue with the stop collar. The bearing fell out but they quickly shipped a replacement item and it works great.

These are a must have for confirmat screws. Work super well. So far so good. Have only used about 20 times so far and currently still sharp. Might get another for backup since I bought a boat load of screws as well.

I use Confirmat screws in expensive 3/4 plywood, to make frameless cabinets. The plywood is not hard -- the core is just regular fir wood. It takes as many as 40 screws to assemble a 5-drawer cabinet. This does the job nicely. It wears out after a couple hundred holes, so one drill bit won't do very many cabinets. For what they are, these bits are overpriced. In the total budget, though, it is not a big item to get a couple extra bits. They sure do save time that would be needed to do separate countersink operations.

This worked perfectly for some melamine shelves I built.

Lasted through almost 1.5 carcasses of cabinets before the bit pulled out of the base. Only giving it 2 stars because it made nice holes. Otherwise pretty poorly put together.

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This drill works very well. Make sure that you clear the chips as you go. I usually go into the hole 4 times before I get to full depth. Also, be sure to tighten the set screw on the side with an Allen key before you drill. Mine was lose when it was shipped and the drill got stuck in the first hole. It was easy enough to pull out with some pliers though.

If you're building cabinets and planning to use confirmat screws - sometimes also called connector screws, although several different shaped fasteners use that name - this little drill bite will make you're life so much easier. It has a 3 stage profile that's just right for a 7x50mm confirmat screw so that your screws can bit firmly into the perpendicular panel and pull it tight against it's adjoining panel. The central drill bit has a brad-point so it cuts cleanly and doesn't wander on wooden panels. The shank has a 6mm hex profile so it's easy to chuck and stays securely in place without slipping. The larger profile cutters near the shank only have a single cutting surface and don't cut as cleanly as the brad point does - at least in the melamine coated particle board material I was using. It had a tendency to leave some of the surface material from the hole attached and hanging from the side of the hole which looks a little messy. This is maybe the one sub-optimal aspect of this bit, but it didn't tear out so it was easy enough to clean up afterwards. At almost $40, it's not exactly cheap but if you're building more than a few custom cabinets, this may be worth the investment to save you some time and get a nice end result.

je le recommande bon produit de qualité supérieure 👍

Works ok for what it's supposed to do. Dropping a star off as I think it's overpriced for what it is but didn't want to wait for my usual supplier to ship.