Key Features
- Hand-held boring jig offering speed and versatility
- Precision-cast aluminum frame has a depth adjustable carbide-tipped bit
- Spurred bit for clean holes in wood, veneers, or melamine
- Micrometer fence screws set any back set up to 12mm
- Integral rule makes it easy to set the depth of cut up to 16mm
- Includes a set of spacers for drilling flap hinges
- 1/4" hex drive for quick-change chuck/hex-head for drill
- Stop rod is usable left or right handed
- Base plate is countersunk for most cup-hinge screw holes
Description
Drilling 35mm holes for cabinet hinges is usually done on a specially jigged drill press in a small shop, or on a very expensive machine in a large workshop. This hand-held boring jig out-performs both in its speed and its versatility. The precision-cast aluminum alloy frame incorporates a depth-adjustable carbide-tipped bit with outlining spurs for clean holes in solid wood, veneers, or melamine-covered material. The micrometer fence screws let you dial any backset up to 12mm, and an integral rule makes it easy to set the depth of cut up to 16mm; both dimensions cover all 35mm cup hinges available. In addition, a set of spacers, which let you drill for flap hinges (with breakout up to 10mm), is included. The 1/4" hex drive lets you use a quick-change chuck or a hex-head socket powered by an electric drill. The stop rod is usable left or right handed. The base plate is countersunk for most common cup-hinge screw holes; these can be drilled quickly using the same fence and rod stop settings as used for the cup holes. The base plate also contains a pair of countersinks spaced 32mm apart for drilling hinge mounting-plate holes on the inside of cabinets