So will this do 7/16" and 1/2" too like the other jigs out there?
1811214
The provided bushings cover the range described here -1/4" to 3/8" - you might be able to run a larger bit through an un-sleeved guide hole, but you'll get a lot of play and risk damaging the threads on the jig. But for the stated range, there aren't many better pound-for-pound jigs than this one.
1811215
The provided bushings cover the range described here - 1/4" to 3/8" - you might be able to run a larger bit through an un-sleeved guide hole, but you'll get a lot of play and risk damaging the threads on the jig. But for the stated range, there aren't many better pound-for-pound jigs than this one.
1965556
Yes no problem. But 2 1/4*85 will not work as suggested below, unless it has a small core. Be careful what you buy. But this will work.
520350
This would depend on the width of the board for the face drill. The jig expands up to over 1 inch, not sure exactly how wide. I am using it to dowel stiles to rails on plantation shutters and this jig is very well made and accurate. I stand the rail boards up on end with clamps and the stiles are on their side.
2211326
hi bob, it will take a way less then 1/4 inch, if I'm not mistaking I won't consider more than 3/16, the good part on this toy is for the small tiny job so the little bit fit just fine, I will go for it.. Sorry for the delay Bob and Thank you for asking. Good Luck. Muhammad the handyman.
1554184
That would be very tight, I doubt it would. I drilled a 3/16 I think, and it worked very good.
272069
I'm sure it could. I've cut through 2 x 4 stock (which is 1 1/2" thick) many years ago with a very much lower powered and lighter weight jig saw. Just go slowly, use a sharp blade, and let the saw do the work without forcing the cut.
1089036
Don't know about that. Do know that the design of the jig allows a lot of play. It's about impossible to drill the holes in the correct location. I ended up not using it and did the job on a friends mill. Save your money and go to a gunsmith to have the job done
1371074
I don't own a 1/2 inch impact wrench yet. Have just been using it with small nail and brad guns so far. Works fine with them. Sorry.
833439
Absolutely not.....great tool but not a substitute for a circ saw.....you would be better off using a Jig saw as a replacement
223163
This jig is 1/4 inch, NOT 5mm!!! It has 1/4 inch holes and comes with a 1/4" drill bit that is tapered down to 5mm.
1014374
No it won't work with 1/16". I recommend purchasing the cable that is sold with the system.
399591
You'll be fine with this. I've tajen wheels off cars wjth this no problem. Obviously the 1/2" May do it easier but this is more versatile for other uses.
1533629
I am not familiar with this jig, I love my premium doweling jig. It is easy to use and very accurate. I highly recommend it to my fellow wood workers, and will purchase another one if the need ever arises.
199740
Hello, That's a great question. If there is a 3/16" that would be better. I'm sorry but we don't have that size though just the 1/4" and 1/8". Thank you, Bruce
572770
close but they are actually 1/2 inch so no 7/16......how accurate does your circle have to be? You will need a very tight drill press and vice to carry out the work. Good luck!
1798921
Yes, the 9/16 product is a different size than 1/2 product. Amazon used to carry both.My Exercycle had a 1/2 thread and pedal fit wonderfully. My 9/16 pedals for my bicycles did not fit. I was afraid there were different thread pitches on possibly proprietary pedals, but they were compatible.
1035490
This jig will work on stock 2 1/4" thick. I love the jig and happened to have used it just today. I sometimes use it with some 3/8" pointed inserts (sorry I don't remember their names) for mating the dowel holes to uneven stock. The unique feature of this jig to center the drilling guide to the stock is unsurpassed. I know it is expensive, but it is very well built and I know of no other centering jig of its equal. I would definitely buy it again.