what different size dowel holes can you drill with this unit??
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3 sizes: 1/4", 5/16" and 3/8". This jig is very good. A tip I would offer to ensure accuracy is when you draw / mark you centering lines, make them as think as possible so you align very accurately. If you do this successfully you have an excellent fit each time.
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The unit I purchased was a "Task 07300" which can drill 1/4", 5/16" and 3/8" holes. There is another Task model which can do those sizes plus 7/16" and 1/2" holes. That's shown as a 07100. It really does a nice job centering on you workpiece.
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1/4, 5/16, and 3/8. I made a 3/4" thick Oak bartop and it worked great for me.
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The kit came with 1/4",5/16" and 3/8" guides but you can purchase 1/8 &3/16 guides if you need them. This is an excelent tool that I used to put 60 dowels in on a project and they all were perfect. also made in the USA!
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Three sizes: 1/4" 5/16" & 3/8". Two guides for size are included with the jig. Great tool.
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3/8" and 1/4" dowels. I have been using the 3/8 inch dowels so far. Works great. Very robust piece of equipment. Easy to use. I like it. Have used it extensively.
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If you buy the bit adapter you can use standard small shank SDS bits. This unit is made for the larger shank bits. I have the adapter but I also use both sizes if bits. It is a great hammer drill. I am a General Contractor and it is a great addition to our work.
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The holes are right about 1/4" in diameter. I used torq headed (star) deck screws, screwed into a stud and they are very sturdy. Hope this helps.
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There are different rod lengths available. I bought a 30" set of dowels separate from the frame to accommodate a very large project and I got them all through amazon.
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I have not seen those. These are for metal nail style axles. If the dowels are larger though you could drill the smaller holes and then come back with a larger bit after you remove the jig.
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No--the widest extensions I believe will fall short: however taking one of the dowels to an all purpose hardware store may allow you to purchase longer dowels and the double ended screws that can be drilled into each end
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You can rheem out the hole to use a tapcon. I think the smallest width one would be fine. Prob. 1.5 inch screws. Maybe 2inch. Masonry bit and hammer drill.
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We bought them for my dad. He said he used either a 1/8 or 3/16 drill bit. He said it stated in the directions which size to use. If you got yours second hand and it didn't have the directions he said you need to drill a hole to accommodate the size of screws you are using.
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Sorry I don't remember. I am pretty sure one of the videos on You tube tells you what size to drill.
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If your asking about one of the wooden dowel pegs, then yes any hardware, hobby, or home improvment store sells them pretty cheap...just take a peice of your so they know what size to give you because they do come in different diameters. I hope this helps ...Bill
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I haven't installed mine as yet, so I measured the back side at 4.442 inches diameter. I would use a 4-7/16 diameter hole saw. A 4-1/2 inch will work but it will come pretty close to interfering with mount holes which may not be a problem because this thing is really light weight and won't need much retention, large washers on the back side would be fine.Hope this helps.
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I also would like to use a 4-jawed chuck so please post back what you have learned. I don't know what will fit my unit as I've only done some small, spindle projects. All the Best.
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This isn't a precision made piece. The overall height of my unit is 3 7/8" to 4". Individual dowels are roughly 3 1/8" tall measuring from the top of the base piece.
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the side bracket holes I used just a standard screw size, the top bracket I would recommend bolting all the way through the top for more support. Can't remember the sizes but they are pretty standard you can pick up the bolts at any Hard wear store.
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Sadly, I can't remember what size hole I drilled. So I suggest this: Drill the 1/2" hole FIRST, then enlarge to fit if necessary. 5/8 is just a tad larger anyway. Good luck
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You will want to drill with at least a 13/16" drill bit. http://i.imgur.com/HGEeSCj.jpg http://i.imgur.com/iOY2Hmb.jpg
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The holes are 1 5/8 inch on center side to side. The holes are 0.2 inches in diameter. The clamp is 2.2 inches wide. I added a 3x3 inch piece of angle iron to the pushing end and it worked fine clamping 4x4's for drilling 1/2 inch holes