How to hide screws in wood after counter sinking process || Aquarium stand being sanded down Pt. 2

Counter sinking screw in table
When drilling a screw into softwoods, like pine boards, you can indeed get the screw to go below the surface, but it typically chews up the wood at its entry point, leaving you with a rough finish. Countersinking your pilot hole prevents that chewed-up look from happening.
Countersinking is really dang easy, especially if you have the right tools for the job.
The easiest way to countersink a screw is to buy a drill bit that drills a pilot hole and creates the countersink divot at the same time. The Video prior to this shared the actual task of Counter sinking screws in Wood. This video looks at the screws after the counter siniking process have been completed and the holes have been filled.
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