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Flat bottom drills

Solid carbide drills with a flat point, for holes that need a flat floor rather than a drill-point cone. The standard range covers Φ1–16 mm; other diameters are made to order.

Carbide flat-bottom drill

Typical uses

  • Flat-bottomed blind holes without a secondary milling pass
  • Counterbores and spot faces
  • Starting holes on inclined, curved or uneven surfaces
  • Half-holes and intersecting holes

Size table

Flat-Bottom Drill

Flat-Bottom Drill— dimensions in mm · Specifications PDF
Diameter (mm) Flute length (mm) Shank (mm) Overall length (mm)
Φ1.00-Φ1.506350
Φ1.60-Φ1.9010350
Φ2.00-Φ2.9014450
Φ3.00-Φ4.0017450
Φ4.10-Φ5.0023665
Φ5.10-Φ6.0027665
Φ6.10-Φ7.0032875
Φ7.10-Φ8.0036875
Φ8.10-Φ9.00411085
Φ9.10-Φ10.0451085
Φ10.1-Φ11.0501295
Φ11.1-Φ12.0541295
Φ12.1-Φ12.55714100
Φ12.6-Φ13.05914100
Φ13.1-Φ13.56114105
Φ13.6-Φ14.06314105
Φ14.5-Φ14.96516110
Φ15.0-Φ15.46816110
Φ15.5-Φ16.07016120

When to choose another series

Questions about this range

Can a flat bottom drill replace an end mill for a flat-floored hole?

For many blind holes, yes: it drills the hole and the flat floor in one pass. For wide pockets or side milling, use an end mill.

Do you make diameters outside the table?

Yes, other diameters and lengths are made to drawing. Send the size with your request.

Send a drawing

Include the material, tolerance and quantity.