Review on 🔧 Cabinet Hardware Jig Punch Locator - Precision Drill Guide for Handles, Pulls, and Knobs - Adjustable Sleeve for Accurate Wood Drilling - Stainless Steel & Black by Julio Black

Обновление: на данный момент я использовал это приспособление для установки фурнитуры на 35 дверей/ящиков, вот мой пересмотренный обзор.Купите его.Как это работает: это работает отлично today. Sturdy construction, holds well in place, won't loosen due to vibration when drilling. It's fairly square so I could use it for other things as well, like aligning the euro-hinges to drill mounting holes for them (the rock screw is off-center and WAY small and impossible to drill). without removing the Forstner nozzle, but that's another review). I also used it as a stop for drilling the hinge pots due to its parallel base and ruler. It is very functional and has many additional uses in addition to what it is intended for. What could be better: Yes, there is room for improvement with this product. 1) The screws that hold the rails in place are slightly larger than the screws. slide on their own. So if you try to align the jig with something ON the work piece, you will never tighten that screw without damaging the surface. You need to hold the slide with your hands, lift the entire bracket, tighten the screw, then lower it back down, making sure you don't remove the slide from the mark. Frustrating, but usually you only have to set it up a few times. 2) Some fasteners (fixture components that are not user adjustable) interfere when attempting to align the fixture with the workpiece. This is really not what should happen. The product designer knows the thickness of their rails, so the fasteners must be thinner than the rails. This appears to be a critical oversight and/or lazy product design. Then again, it's only about 1/16 inch, which has little impact overall. Should it be better: For $25 no, not really. It does what it's supposed to and more. Original: As far as I can tell, the device works great. I was a bit apprehensive when I got it because the case is made out of the thinnest and most choppy plastic ever. I'm pretty sure I'll break the latch on the case within a week and after opening and closing it only TWICE one latch won't close. But we don't buy a case, we buy a mount, so 5 stars for a mount. Use some sort of crowbar to make my own case. It would be nice if the instructions came with the device. It seems pretty self-explanatory, but it contains additional parts that I can't identify, and there are a couple of set screws and an Allen key that I'm not familiar with. I do not know what to do. I'm sure they are important?