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A man drills a hole in a workpiece using the drill guide and a power drill
Using the Drill Guide with a hole saw to cut a hole in a door
Using the Drill Guide with a hole saw to cut a hole in a board
Using the Drill Guide to drill through a dowel
Ghosted image showing different angles the guide can drill at
46J8370 - Drill Guide
A man drills a hole in a workpiece using the drill guide and a power drill
Using the Drill Guide with a hole saw to cut a hole in a door
Using the Drill Guide with a hole saw to cut a hole in a board
Using the Drill Guide to drill through a dowel
Ghosted image showing different angles the guide can drill at
46J8370 - Drill Guide

Drill Guide

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This is a good drill guide – sturdy and reliable. In our tests, it produced accurate, repeatable holes at 90°, 75°, 60° and 45° angles.

The steel guide rods permit 6" of travel, with a spring mechanism to help maintain smooth, controlled operation. It has an integral depth stop, a notched base that lets you center the bit over round stock up to 3 1/2" in diameter, and a handle to keep the guide securely registered on the work.

Changing angle settings involves unscrewing the guide rods and re-engaging detents at the new position.

For use with power drills that have 3/8" chucks or larger, it accepts bits with up to a 3/8" shank. It won't replace a drill press, but provides convenience and excellent value for job-site or workshop use.

A man drills a hole in a workpiece using the drill guide and a power drill

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  • 46J8370 - Drill Guide
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Drill Guide

This is a good drill guide – sturdy and reliable. In our tests, it produced accurate, repeatable holes at 90°, 75°, 60° and 45° angles.

The steel guide rods permit 6" of travel, with a spring mechanism to help maintain smooth, controlled operation. It has an integral depth stop, a notched base that lets you center the bit over round stock up to 3 1/2" in diameter, and a handle to keep the guide securely registered on the work.

Changing angle settings involves unscrewing the guide rods and re-engaging detents at the new position.

For use with power drills that have 3/8" chucks or larger, it accepts bits with up to a 3/8" shank. It won't replace a drill press, but provides convenience and excellent value for job-site or workshop use.

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