Self-counter-sinking screw with cutting receiving pockets

Expanded – threaded – driven – headed – tool-deformed – or locked-thr – Externally threaded fastener element – e.g. – bolt – screw – etc. – Head having counter-sinking means

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F16B 3506

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056832176

ABSTRACT:
A self-countersinking screw including an inverted-conical head portion formed at a top with a cavity adapted to receive a tip of a screwdriver and having a conical bottom, said conical bottom having a plurality of triangular recesses each having a lateral side extending inwardly to form a sharp edge and a space for receiving chips, a threaded portion, and a tapered portion having a large diameter connected with the head portion and a small diameter connected with the threaded portion, whereby the sharp edge will make a countersink on a workpiece when the countersunk head screw is turned therein.

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