counterborer
/kaʊntərˈbɒriər/Definitions
1. noun
A cutting tool, typically used in drilling machines, that makes a hole larger than the tool itself by removing material from the edges of the hole, typically used to create a larger diameter hole, such as for a bolt or nut.
“The engineer used a counterborer to enlarge the hole in the metal plate to accommodate the large nut.”
2. verb
To make a hole larger by removing material from the edges of the hole, typically with a counterborer.
“The machinist counterbored the hole to fit the bolt head.”