A taper drill bit is a type of drill bit that gradually narrows along its length, forming a conical shape. It is primarily used for creating tapered holes that match tapered shanks or fasteners, often seen in:
Features:
Shank: Can be straight or tapered (e.g., Morse taper shank).
Material: Usually high-speed steel (HSS), cobalt, or carbide.
Compatibility: Must match chuck or spindle type (tapered or keyed).
