Pocket Hole Drilling Station
Intro: Pocket Hole Drilling Station
I have a little cheap pocket hole jig, but for this one I need always a clamp to fix it.
So I decided to build a little jig for this jig.
It is designed for my "clamping box" but you can it easily adapt to your workbench.
But I have also an Instructable for my "clamping box"
STEP 1: Gluing Two Stripes on the Main Board
My pocket hole jig has a little shoulder of 6 mm, therefore I glued two boards of MDF with 6 mm thickness left and right from the jig.
STEP 2: Making a Pedestal
I screwed 3 little boards of plywood on the back of the main board to build a little pedestal to support the toggle clamp.
STEP 3: Screw the Toggle Clamp on the Pedestal
I put the pocket hole jig and the toggle clamp in there position and then I screwed the toggle clamp on the pedestal,
STEP 4: Glue the Jig on the Clamp
I put a big drop of hot glue on the pocket hole jig and then I pressed the clamp down and waited until the glue was cold.
STEP 5: Clamp the Whole Jig on the Workbench
Here you can see how the jig is fixed on my workbench.
STEP 6: Adjust the Drill
You can easily lift the clamp and adjust the drill if it is necessary.
STEP 7: The Result
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2 Comments
ParamedicJen 5 years ago
What is the reason for the piece of wood stuck to the side of your drill? To give you a flat base when drilling sideways??
Where do you get these work table clamps? I have never seen anything like them and they are awesome!!
thank you!
jen
(and love your cat, what’s his name? My cat is exactly the same, except he lies in the middle of the table!! ;)
amogcf 7 years ago