Hole row milling template for 32mm hole row (set of 2) for drills & routers

Expensive doesn’t necessarily mean better!

With this drilling jig you can economically create rows of holes in the 32 system for cabinets and shelves.
All you need is a cordless screwdriver/drill or router with a 17mm copy ring.

With the included stop pins, you always maintain a distance of 37mm or 28mm from the front edge of the workpiece. The 16mm and 19mm holes are positioned to accommodate corner connectors from various manufacturers. Choose a panel thickness of 16mm or 19mm, and you're done.

Can of course be used on the left and right.

The spacer pins are simply inserted, allowing for very short setup times. The 37mm size is suitable for standard hinges. The 28mm size is suitable for mini hinges, such as the Minimat.

Rows of holes in an assembled cabinet are also possible; the small drilling jig and clamping device are ideal for this.

With the help of a 5mm drill, a row of holes can theoretically be drilled endlessly; the drilling jig only needs to be re-clamped.
The 5mm drill or steel pin is inserted into the last hole and the work continues.

The drilling depth is very easy to adjust by clamping the drill at the desired depth in your drill or on your router.

This hole line template will delight not only the ambitious DIY enthusiast but also professionals on assembly lines or in the workshop.

Attention: 5mm dowel drill and 17mm copy sleeve required when using with router

Details on the General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR)

Manufacturer / producer

Mike's Toolshop GmbH
Industrial Estate 8b
5121 Ostermiething
Austria

Phone: +43 6278 93080
Email: mail@mikestoolshop.at

Distributor / dealer

Mike's Toolshop GmbH
Industrial Estate 6
5121 Ostermiething
Austria

Phone: +43 6278 93080
Email: servus@mikestoolshop.at

From the date of delivery you have a 24-month statutory warranty .

Cutting tools, wearing parts and operating materials are excluded from the warranty, as their service life depends on the respective use, storage and/or intensity of use.

Warranty claims can only be asserted in the case of production errors or verifiable defects.

Here you can find more information about the warranty: https://www.oesterreich.gv.at/themen/gesetze_und_recht/verbraucherschutz/Gewährleistung-und-Verbraucherschutz.html