Using the standard fusion hole tool, countersunk screws sit flush or just right above flush. If you have a part that is 3D printed or machined to CAD, your flat head screws often do not sit flat. This is a really big deal when designing parts and any workaround I've found is slow and breaks when you change hole parameters later on.
An easy answer would be to add an offset field that defaults to 0, but specifies additional countersink depth. Same would be helpful for counterbores. Thank you!
