KREG KMA3200 Shelf Pin Drilling Jig

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You don't have permission to access "http://www.homedepot.com/p/Kreg-5-mm-Shelf-Pin-Jig-KMA3220/205435709" on this server. A shelf pin jig is a handy tool that allows you to drill precise holes for shelf pins in your shelving projects. The jig typically comes with a set of removable bushings that allow you to adjust the spacing of the holes, so you can customize the jig to fit your specific needs.

Your best bet with a standard jig would be with a 5mm bit that is 0.2″ vs. the 0.1875″ of a 3/16″. The hole size will be similar to the eye, and if you can match the pins in 5mm you’ll know where they are as they won’t fit in the 3/16″ holes. While biscuit joiners have been around for decades it is only recently that the Festool DOMINO has become “the” tool to own for loose tenon joinery. In this article learn the differences between a domino joiner vs biscuit joiner and what’s best for your projects.

After building thousands of cabinet boxes and drilling countless holes, our preference for this style of jig features clear plastic, inexpensive, and has an optional dual-rail assembly, which is why I use the EZ Align Jig in my shop. Charnwood Craft Supplies Draper Faithfull Famag GMC Publications Kreg Record Power Robert Sorby Rubio Monocoat All Brands Woodworkers know the option of laying out the holes, and drilling by hand can be done. But without a jig, this manual method will inevitably lead to tippy shelves. Window Boards & Shelving Woodturning Blanks Get A Quote - Green Oak Get A Quote - Hardwood Self Selection Timber Centre All Timber & Sawmill Secure to the workpiece with Kreg Face Clamp, any standard bar clamp or C-clamp. Includes Kreg Jig® Jr, Clamp Pad Adapter, Stepped Drill Bit, 152mm (6') Driver Bit, Depth Collar, Allen Wrench, Starter Screw Set, instruction manual and carry case. 12.7-38mm (1/2' to 1-1/2') capacity.

The best drawer slides combine features like full extension and soft closing with durability for decades of use. Learn what brands and mounts are best for your project.You don't have permission to access "http://www.homedepot.ca/product/kreg-tool-company-shelf-pin-jig/1001613638" on this server. Hi Scott, appreciate the question. 3/16″ is a rare size in a shelf pin! I have only seen a 7/32″ shelf pin drill bit, and a more common 5mm bit is slightly smaller and closer to that 3/16″. With a jig, there isn’t much to consider other than a classic question: do I drill the holes before assembling the cabinet?

Or, you can use the existing holes to mark your hole location centers, measure and use a brad point with a depth collar (skip the jig). Cheapest for just a few holes, just more time in layout. I’m looking for a simple jig to use to add hole to an existing cabinet. Am I able to attach the jig to existing holes to establish correct alignment? If you’re adding shelf pin holes to an existing piece of furniture or building shelves from scratch, the Shelf Pin Jig is the perfect tool for the job. Unlike other shelf pin guides, the KregShelf Pin Jig features hardened-steel drill guides that ensure precise and straight drilling, so you’ll get level, wobble-free shelves. Hardened-Steel Drill Guides.Unlike thin and flexible guides, the hardened-steel drill guides of the KregShelf Pin Jig ensure each and every hole you drill is perfectly straight and true. Plus, all Kreghardened-steel drill guides come with a lifetime warranty. Building an external barn door is a great DIY project. Since your construction doesn’t need to be picture perfect this style of door can be built and used on just about any outdoor structure. In this guide learn basic construction techniques and hardware to use outdoors.

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Another option if you are drilling a number of holes would be to mark the hole center with a jig and bit, then use a brad point drill bit with a depth collar set to the right depth to finish the hole. Additionally, most shelf pin jigs are designed to work with a standard drill, which makes them easy to use and accessible for DIY enthusiasts of all skill levels.

Almost every shelf requires two rows of shelf pins. So why not have a jig that can do both simultaneously? Add perfectly spaced shelf pin holes to your projects with the Kreg Shelf Pin Jig. Hardened-steel drill guides ensure precision for level, wobble-free shelves. It comes complete with a 5mm high-quality brad-point bit. Drill guides are centred on standard 1 1/4" (32mm) spacing and feature a lifetime warranty. Woodworkers know that hardened glue will prematurely dull planer blades and gums drum sander paper, so a quality wood glue scraper is necessary for any workbench. In this guide, learn what scrapers are available for heavy-duty and precision glue cleanups. Perfect for Building or Adding Holes to Existing Furniture.The compact size of the Shelf Pin Jig makes it perfect for adding additional shelf pin holes in existing furniture, as well as for building projects from scratch. Need more length for additional speed? Connect multiple Shelf Pin Jigs together with the included Jig Extender.

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Great article. Have you ever heard of a 3/16″ shelf pin jig? The cabinets in my house were custom made and the trim carpenter used 3/16″ shelf pins. I want to add a few holes here and there but I cant see anything other than 1/4″ and 5mm for jigs / self centering drill bits. Would love some insight… Again, thanks for this article! One of the significant challenges of a plastic jig is the drill requires a chip-clearing bit. This, along with the Kreg jig, makes solutions like this attractive, as you need a simple drill bit with a depth-adjustable collar. Bottom and Top Holes: I don’t always start with the lowest possible hole if I know the shelving won’t start at 8″. So, adjust upwards (and down at the top) based on your shelving. High Visibility: But for a project with high visibility to the inside of the cabinet, you can skip holes if you have a good feel for where the shelves will go. The first reason to like the jig is its simple drill bit that isn’t spring-loaded. After drilling thousands of shelf pin jigs with spring-loaded mechanisms, the freedom of a bit and collar is welcome.