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35mm Hinge Jig, Door Cabinet Hinge Jig, Concealed Hinge Jig, Hole Puncher, Drill Guide Locator for DIY Woodworking

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Product information

Description

General description

The 35mm Hinge Jig is an essential tool for DIY woodworking projects, designed specifically for installing concealed hinges in doors and cabinets. This jig simplifies the process of drilling precise holes, ensuring a perfect fit for your hinges.

Technical specifications

Drilling depth: 12-13mm

Adjustable fixed board size: 15-25mm

Installation

Install a 35mm hole opener.

Adjust the drilling depth to 12-13mm and lock the limit ring.

Adjust the fixed size of the black pressure block of the quick clamp.

Move the puncher to the marking and drilling position of the board and lock the quick clamp.

Tighten the drill handle and press the hole to a depth of 12-13mm at a constant speed.

Drill a 2mm screw hole on the left and right sides, then install the 35mm hinge.

Usage

This jig is ideal for accurately drilling holes for concealed hinges in cabinet doors, making it a must-have for any woodworking enthusiast.

Other information

Package Contents:

Hinge Drilling Locator Body * 1

35mm Hole Opener * 1

Limit Ring * 1

Limit Ring Fixed Screw * 1

Wrench * 2

2mm Drill Bit * 1

Hexagonal Bar Wrench * 1

Features

Brand
IKODM
Material
Metal
Pcs per pack
1
Colour
Black
Chuck diameter
35 mm
Height
5 cm
Compatible drill
Standard drill
Weight
500 g
Type of drill accessory
Jig
Chuck
Hexagonal
Drilling support type
Drilling jig
ManoMano Reference
ME89714682
MMID
547879064569
Product code
IKOW01505
EAN
9155536713298

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