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Thread: Drilling perpendicular (straight) holes

  1. #16
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    I dont think this is extremely necessary. But anytime I see someone on youtube drilling a hole it usually doesnt appear straight.

  2. #17
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    +1 on Edward's method. I make a thick block of wood out of scrap, use a long drill bit to create a hole, and sometimes add a fence to the underside. It's a one-off jig.

    For more permanent solutions, I drill the hole oversize in relation to the drill bit size, and insert a drill bushing for the drill bit size. When I'm done, I knock out the bushing to re-use it later.
    Regards,

    Tom

  3. #18
    One-off jig is what they start out as but they usually hang around for a while.
    I've got several for different purposes, (with guide fences) for cabinet knob location, leveling feet location and so on.

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