Mini Pocket Hole Drill Dowel Jig with 9.5mm Step Drilling Bit Woodworking Tool Kit For Woodworking Tools - DiZiWoods Store







Materials: aluminum
Surface remedy: anodized
Shade: as image exhibits
Package deal included:
1 x pocket gap jig
1 x 9.5mm stepped drill (with stop ring)
1 x Phillips screwdriver
1 x Allen wrench
1 x field
Word:
Please permit 1-2mm errors as a result of guide measurement
Merchandise colour displayed in photographs could also be displaying barely totally different in your pc monitor since screens usually are not calibrated sameBlack drill bushing: Diameter 9.5MM (metal jacket warmth remedy)
Scale: Laser engraving (non-display printing, extended use of the mark won"t put on)
For use with pocket gap joinery
Good abrasion resistance, lengthy service life. Sharp blade head, clean with out burr
Appropriate for wood drilling, woodworking









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