8
Operation
1
Drilling the Shelf Pin
Holes
WARNING When drilling, always ensure
that the workpiece is clamped securely.
It is dangerous to hold the workpiece
in place by hand. The drill bit is sharp;
handle with care and avoid unintended
cutting. The drill bit may be hot after
repetitive use.
a. Place your prepared drill bit (C) with
stop collar (D) into your drill.
b. Insert your drill bit (C) into the drill
guide (1) and bring your drill up to
speed before contacting the wood.
c. Drill until the stop collar (D) stops
going any deeper due to contact
with the drill guide.
d. Remove the drill bit (C) from the
drill guide while the drill bit is still
rotating.
1
C
D
2
Drilling an Extended Run
of Shelf Pin Holes
Note The drill extension does not have
a drill guide and should not be used for
drilling.
a. Drill the rst set of shelf pin holes.
b. Unclamp the jig (A).
c. Connect the jig extension (F) to the
top of the jig (A).
d. Slide the jig (A) to align the jig
extension (F) hole with the last shelf
pin hole.
e. Insert the indexing pin (E) through
the jig extension (F) and shelf pin
hole to stabilize the jig (A).
f. Clamp the jig (A) in place.
g. Drill the next set of shelf pin holes.
Tip If you need to start your holes from
the bottom, remove the jig extension (F)
and use the indexing pin (E) in the drill
guides and existing holes for alignment.
A
E
F
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