🔩 Drill Your Way to Perfection!
The CKE Upgraded Drill Guide Jig is a versatile tool designed for precise drilling at 30°, 45°, and 90° angles, compatible with various cable railing kits. It features four guide hole sizes and comes with three high-speed steel drill bits, ensuring accuracy and durability for all your DIY woodworking projects.
A**N
Great Product for the price
good product
G**R
Difficult to line up and keep lined up
This guide is a decent tool at best, as it's difficult to line up with where you want to drill your holes as it has no centering guide lines or marks and is difficult to clamp down once you get it lined up where you want it. Also, the guide is hollow and will flex / warp out of position if clamped down to hard. 2nd the guide holes are metal tubes that give a snug fit to the drill bits and they need to be predrilled / dressed with the proper size drill and a lubricant for a smooth action and to avoid binding drill bits while drilling holes.
B**S
Does not fit the drill bit for the intermediate sleeves.
The hole in the drill guide was too small for the drill bit used for the intermediate sleeves. I had to drill out the bushing in the drill guide to make it work.
G**N
Nice product
Works well
S**T
hmmm
This is imperial but the drill bits they sent with it are metric. The levels were installed by blind chipmunks with Tourette's syndrome. But I have bits and don't care about the levels myself. Other than that, it should serve its purpose.
L**M
Size matters
This was not purchased to install a cable railing system. And maybe that's why I am so confused. The smallest drill 3/16 loosely fits all the small guides. The other two drill bits (very) loosely fit through only the 5/16 & 3/8 inch holes. Other drill guides I own are a perfect fit, impossible to miss align. Later I will mic the holes and the drills to see what's going on. May have to return them.
N**E
Poor quality. The angle for 30 degrees is actually 60!!
Extremely difficult to line up angled holes. Center lines are not marked. Cheap plastic. Design flaw for the 30 degree angle. It's actually 60! Oopsie.They should take this off the market.
B**D
Good idea, could be improved on
the metal sleeve on the 3/8s for the 45 degree angle is very thin and has almost warn all the way through after just 8 uses.
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