Countersink (woodworking)
A countersink (also known as a nail driver ) is a tool used to drive the head of a nail into the surface of wood so that it doesn't protrude from the surface.
The countersink is similar to the punch , but has no point, but is flat or slightly concave at the front end to accommodate the nail head.
Another method with a similar goal, especially for harder materials, is countersinking .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Theodor Krauth and Franz Sales Meyer: Das Schreinerbuch Ⅰ.Die Bausschreinerei Ⅰ Volume: Text , Verlag von EA Seemann, Leipzig 1899, Reprint Edition "Libri rari" Th. Schäfer GmbH, Hanover 1981, page 35