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A board with a hole drilled in it, with a pocket drilling guide on top and a drill beside it
Using a drill and a pocket drilling guide to drill a hole near the corner of a wooden board
Using a pocket drilling guide to keep the bit correctly positioned when starting to drill a hole
A drill bit registered in the V-notch of a pocket drilling guide, seen from above
A woodworker slips a pocket drilling guide into the pocket of a workshop apron
15J7401 - Pocket Drilling Guide
A board with a hole drilled in it, with a pocket drilling guide on top and a drill beside it
Using a drill and a pocket drilling guide to drill a hole near the corner of a wooden board
Using a pocket drilling guide to keep the bit correctly positioned when starting to drill a hole
A drill bit registered in the V-notch of a pocket drilling guide, seen from above
A woodworker slips a pocket drilling guide into the pocket of a workshop apron
15J7401 - Pocket Drilling Guide

Pocket Drilling Guide

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Far more useful than its compact one-piece design might suggest, this simple guide block lets you drill holes that are both precisely placed and accurately set at 90° without a drill press.

To use it, just line up the drill bit with your mark and butt the guide up against the bit, flanking the bit from two sides with one of the V-notches in the guide. As you begin to drill, the notch stops the bit from skating on the surface, keeping it centered on your mark. It also ensures that the bit remains held at 90°, much better than even the most steady-handed woodworker can accomplish free hand.

Made of case-hardened O1 tool steel to resist wear from contact with spinning drill bits, the 1 3/4" diameter guide has knurled edges for grip and two notches – one 7/8" tall, and one 1/2" tall for use with shorter bits. You may be surprised how much your drilling accuracy can benefit from less than an inch of bearing surface.

A board with a hole drilled in it, with a pocket drilling guide on top and a drill beside it

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Pocket Drilling Guide

Far more useful than its compact one-piece design might suggest, this simple guide block lets you drill holes that are both precisely placed and accurately set at 90° without a drill press.

To use it, just line up the drill bit with your mark and butt the guide up against the bit, flanking the bit from two sides with one of the V-notches in the guide. As you begin to drill, the notch stops the bit from skating on the surface, keeping it centered on your mark. It also ensures that the bit remains held at 90°, much better than even the most steady-handed woodworker can accomplish free hand.

Made of case-hardened O1 tool steel to resist wear from contact with spinning drill bits, the 1 3/4" diameter guide has knurled edges for grip and two notches – one 7/8" tall, and one 1/2" tall for use with shorter bits. You may be surprised how much your drilling accuracy can benefit from less than an inch of bearing surface.

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