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kwb Drilling aid/Drilling Ø 4-12 mm Drill Block for Rectangular u. Precise Holes on Surfaces, Round Materials and Edges £7.99 @ Amazon

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Clean results with every hole. This is what the drilling gauge from kwb stands for. It is suitable for all holes with a diameter of 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 12 mm and thus offers more possibilities than comparable products. Thanks to its ergonomic wave shape and the non-slip coating, it adapts perfectly to the conditions. With the help of positioning lines on all sides, the drill gauge can be professionally aligned for any diameter.

- For holes with a diameter of 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 12 mm.
- Fitted with a 90° V groove
- Ergonomic wave shape and non-slip coating.

  • Universal: Drilling at right angles, whether in round materials, on corners or simply in the 90 ° angle on surfaces: with the mobile drilling gauge of KWB no problem
  • High precision: Precise aluminum milled guide jacks ensure, supported by position lines, a precise bore in the diameters 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 12 mm
  • Skin-proof: Ruth-resistant points (grip points) made of thermoplastic rubber on the corners of the drilling template allow work without slip on surfaces, for holes on edges and round materials, the base material offers the necessary hold
  • Massive plastic: The "drill block" was manufactured in the injection molding process with highest quality standards made of solid plastic
  • Ergonomic: The ergonomic and wavy design offers perfect support and grip into the application in conjunction with the ribbed surface. (KWB Art. No. 757900)

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  1. Montyfox's avatar
    The picture demonstrates the problems with this drilling aid. Nicely marked out surface but the jig obscures the centre mark so that you can't actually see it. Observe the first hole for results, way off centre. (edited)
    Silverwolf's avatar
    If the drill bit is long enough, you should be able to put this over the drill bit and then push it up to the drill's chuck, and then you'd be able to see the end of the drill bit, allowing you to line up the the drill bit. Then you can push the block back against the wall or whatever you're drilling without moving the drill bit, and start drilling.
  2. jaaguar's avatar
    A little bit of tape helps
  3. GrantG182's avatar
    £9.99 paid in April so yep, it's an inflation busting deal.

    Certainly helped me - used for one project, 64 8mm holes drilled, no sign of damage to this and all perfectly straight through 100mm timber (edited)
    djeyewater's avatar
    Must've been a long drill bit!
  4. Y2020K's avatar
    It can be useful

    You can clamp on to some materials if needed, like for those annoying screws that go through a door handle
  5. Going_Digital's avatar
    Drilling on a flat surface?

    Is is soft like wood or plasterboard? Make a small hole with a bradawl and your drill will create a hole exactly where you want it.

    Is it hard like brick or concrete? Use a hammer and nail to make a small indentation on the surface, now your drill bit will sit in the indentation and you have a hole exactly where you want it.

    Just about the only thing this gadget is useful for is if you need to drill on the corner, but that is unlikely for most people. If the methods above don't work for you, then you either need to learn how to use a drill properly (yes, like everything there are right ways and wrong ways to do it) or pay a expereinced person to do the job for you.
    ccsrsj's avatar
    But it’s not about getting the hole where you want it, it’s about ensuring it’s at exactly 90 degrees to the surface you’re drilling in, much like you would with a drill press.
  6. charleaward81's avatar
    If you are in the need for a helping hand device such as this then you ain't going to be able to drill precisely with only one arm into masonry regardless of some plastic with holes in it
  7. fireman1's avatar
    Would certainly be handy for drilling into the corners of wood and on pipes like on the pictures.
    Hold on, who drills holes into the corners of wood and into pipes!!
  8. xxxxbrettxxxx's avatar
    Thanks Op
  9. asad786r's avatar
    Drill press?
    Jetpac's avatar
    Cost a little more than 8 quid and dont fit sheet goods..
  10. fjal's avatar
    You see those four plastic nubs in the corners on top? It's the same on the bottom, and those are its feet. This is a problem if you're placing it on a piece that's not wide enough for this whole thing to sit on as it then skews. Should have thought of some feet that go all around the bottom.
  11. Bestbitter's avatar
    Thanks. Op! I think it is a clever little gadget! Obviously won't be suitable for all jobs, but certainly quite a few.
  12. JerrardM's avatar
    £9.99 again now
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