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Euro Hinge Mounting Plate Drill Template
Fence-located drill template for Euro / Blum-style clip mounting plates. It puts two 3.4 mm guide bores 32 mm apart at the standard 37 mm setback from the cabinet's front edge, with V-notches that line up on your hinge centreline pencil mark. The 10 mm-long guides keep a 3 mm or 1/8 in pilot bit square, so you get matching pilot holes in every carcass side when re-hanging, shimming or swapping kitchen doors. Overall 66 x 70 x 22 mm.
1 in Pitch DIY Pegboard Drilling Template
A 116 x 66 mm drill guide for making your own pegboard from plywood or MDF. It drills 15 holes at a time on the standard 1 in (25.4 mm) pegboard grid, and each 1/4 in (6.35 mm) bit runs through a 6.6 mm bore in a 14 mm-tall guide boss. To step along the board, drop a spare 1/4 in bit through one of the end bosses into a hole you've already drilled. The sighting notches and windows let you line the template up with pencil layout lines.
15° Twin Pocket-Hole Jig For 3/4 in Stock
A clamp-on twin-bore pocket-hole jig for 3/4 in (19 mm) boards. It guides a standard 3/8 in (9.5 mm) stepped pocket-hole bit at 15° through two 9.8 mm guide bores set 18 mm apart, and each bore gives about 30 mm of fully enclosed guidance. A hook lip on the board end places the bore axis about 9.5 mm deep (mid-thickness) where it crosses the board end. The body is 89 x 28 x 36 mm and prints on its side, so the teardrop bores need no supports and drilling loads run along the layers.
35 mm Euro Hinge Cup Boring Guide
A fence-located drill guide for boring 35 mm concealed (Euro) hinge cups. Hook the 12 mm fence over the door edge and it holds a 35 mm Forstner bit 22.5 mm from the edge, which gives the standard 5 mm edge distance. A 10 mm deep guide bore keeps the bit straight, and two 3.4 mm awl/pilot holes mark the common 45 mm × 9.5 mm screw pattern. Sight notches in the fence and on the far edge line up with your pencil mark, so you don't have to buy a $40 hinge jig for one kitchen refit.
NEMA 17 And NEMA 23 Panel Drilling Template
This 84 x 84 mm drill guide plate lets you drill stepper motor mounting holes in sheet metal, plywood or acrylic. It has 12 mm tall guide bushings for both patterns: a 31 mm square for NEMA 17 (3.4 mm holes for M3) and a 47.14 mm square for NEMA 23 (5.5 mm holes for M5). There is also a 3.4 mm centre hole for the hole-saw pilot, which you use to cut the 22 mm (or larger) boss opening. V-notches on the edges line up with scribed centre lines, so the motor ends up square and centred without measuring.
Pi 4 And Pi Zero Standoff Drilling Template
A drill-guide template for project boxes. It matches the 85 x 56 mm Raspberry Pi 4 board outline and has 8 mm-tall guide bushings on both the Pi 4 58 x 49 mm pattern and the Pi Zero 58 x 23 mm pattern, so standoff holes in a stock box without bosses line up the first time. The 2.9 mm bores take a 2.5–2.8 mm bit or a scribe. Open windows show the box floor underneath, and V-notches at the pattern centre let you line it up with marked centre lines.