counterbore
IPA: kˈaʊnɝbˈɔri
noun
- A cylindrical recess, typically machined around a hole to admit a screw so that it sits flush with a surface.
- The tool with which a counterbore is machined.
verb
- (transitive) To create such a cylindrical recess.
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Examples of "counterbore" in Sentences
- A patch covers the opening of the counterbore.
- The counterbore is often covered with a dust cover.
- Figure 5 Counterboring with the piloted counterbore
- The uppermost counterbores shown in the image are the same tool.
- This arrangement substantially prevents oversizing of the counterbore.
- An end plug having a bore and a counterbore is threaded into the body.
- The seat has a counterbore adjacent to its inner edge defining a shoulder.
- Counterboring/countersinking with counterbore/countersink and turning tool3.
- Counterboring/countersinking with counterbore/countersink and turning tool1.
- Counterboring/countersinking with counterbore/countersink and turning tool7.
- - Did the trainee countersink/counterbore both sides of a through hole properly?
- - Did he set the correct rotational speed and were counterbore diameter and depth correct?
- Counterboring/countersinking with counterbore/countersink and turning tool Institut fr berufliche Entwicklung e.
- - Internal side-cutting tool (boring tool) or spiral-fluted counterbore (three-lipped twist drill) to produce the hole with machining allowance for reaming.
- - Combination tools (piloted counterbore, step countersink, combination countersink) can be economically used since several operations are combined into a single one.
- Counterboring/countersinking with counterbore/countersink and turning tool is a finishing operation on the internal surface of internally premachined rotationally symmetrical parts.