What is the drill?

Drill Jig performs two important, repeating tasks by holding the material and guide the drill for holes. This simple tool helps to ensure accuracy when the same holes need to be drilled again and re -drill. The products can already be made by the manufacturer or can be home. This accessory for drill and hand drilling has lost its usefulness in production due to technological progress, but remains popular in domestic wood shops. The product is usually made of thin metal or wood sheet metal and can be easily transported from the project to the project. All products have two different properties that never change: always hold and always drive. There is usually a clamping system on the preparation, either clamping the wood in place to avoid moving, or to join the wood to avoid moving. After it is cleared, it has a number of holes that show the drilling cuts so that no matter how many pieces of wood are placed under preparation, their drilling patterns are the same.

Drill Jig usually comes to the user either prefabrication or the drill operator must create the product itself. The prefabricated Drill Jig guide usually comes as part of the set for a larger woodworking project. An example would be a simple product that comes with a set of instructions to create a cabinet. Using exercise and some ingenuity of experienced wood who know that their projects will require recurring drilling can create home products.

As long as the drills were used, either manually or mechanical, the drill has helped with the product to ensure a consistent product. Drill products have fallen from popularity, especially in factory factory settings. Computer mechanical tools, such as the product, eliminated the need for drilling products The drilling formula can be programmed into the machine and the pattern can be repeated as many times as necessary. This does not mean that the drilling product has been extinct, justthat it is mainly in shops with amateur craftsmen. JIG manuals are very expensive, so for most domestic woods will continue to be a guide.