Set Of Schrillo 100 Degree Countersink Bits Vintage Aircraft Excellent Shape on 2040-parts.com
Sebastopol, California, United States
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Here is a neat set of 100 degree countersink bits that I think were made for the airplane manufacturing. All but one are marked Schrillo. The 5/32 is marked CA 4300 -4. All are in good shape. The sizes are what you see marked on the aluminum mounting block. Some are 1/2 inch diameter and some 5/8. Again that should be apparent in the pictures. If not ask questions.The perfect thing for restoring that old P-51 you have sitting in the barn. I will also be listing a similar set of 82 degree countersink bits. Low start and no reserve
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