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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.
1:6 And 1:8 Dovetail Marking Gauge
A two-ratio dovetail marker. A 10 x 14 mm centre fence hooks over the board edge, and one of two trapezoid blades lies flat on the face. The 1:6 blade suits softwood and the 1:8 blade suits hardwood; both edges of each blade are at that ratio, so you can mark tails leaning either way without flipping the gauge. It measures 90 x 120 mm overall, the blades are 3 mm thick and 80 mm wide at the fence, and each blade has a 6 mm hang hole.
Edge Dowel Jig For 3/4 in Stock
This is an L-shaped doweling jig for drilling the edge of 3/4 in (19 mm) boards. A 30 mm fence hooks over the board face and an end stop butts against the board end. That puts 8.3 mm guide bores for 8 mm dowels and 6.3 mm bores for 6 mm dowels 9.5 mm in from the face, centred on the edge. The bores sit 25–89 mm from the end on 16 mm steps, so matching holes line up on both mating boards without marking out.