I've gone through more portable drill guides than I can remember. Most were garbage and hardly ever saw use. IMO these are the only one's I would buy again. 1) 0:54 Big Gator steel blocks. A bit expensive but well made. I own 3 different models. These things are solid blocks of steel and the STD1000DGNP model has hole sizes every 1/64". It is much better than the milescraft version (which I also own). 2) The new Rockler #52885 Portable Drill Guide (same as Axminster version). Again, expensive, but you will understand why once you see it in person. It's twice the size and weight of other twin rail type guides. All my previous complaints on wobbly, cheap, plastic guides were addressed with this all-metal beast. 3) The not-yet released Woodpeckers Auto-line drill guide. It looks like a great tool and judging by Woodpeckers attention to detail and quality......I'm guessing it will be fantastic. Woodpeckers usually gets a good chunk of my money so I wouldn't be surprised to own this in the future.
I bought the Milescraft 1318 for less than $40.00 and I like it a lot. It works fine. Anybody who pays $370.00 for a Woodpecker drill guide is an idiot and that's not just my opinion, that's a fact.
I have some these drill guides videoed. The smaller drill guides can be adapted to drilling 90 degree holes in walls. I have both woodpeckers drill guides. The woodpeckers is clearly superior and is in a completely different universe. It compares to my floor stand drill press. sincerely, a fact, An idiot
Links to the best Drill Guides we listed in today's Drill Guide review video:
1. Milescraft 1318 Drillmate Drill Guide:
geni.us/LoagY [Amazon]
2. Milescraft 1312 DrillBlock Drill Guide:
geni.us/q08OI [Amazon]
3. Kreg K4MS Jig Master System Drill Guide:
geni.us/hBaTBo [Amazon]
4. Wolfcraft 4525404 Multi-Angle Drill Guide:
geni.us/dGIT [Amazon]
5. General Tools 36/37 Precision Drill Guide:
geni.us/DhzFo1x [Amazon]
I've gone through more portable drill guides than I can remember. Most were garbage and hardly ever saw use. IMO these are the only one's I would buy again.
1) 0:54 Big Gator steel blocks. A bit expensive but well made. I own 3 different models. These things are solid blocks of steel and the STD1000DGNP model has hole sizes every 1/64". It is much better than the milescraft version (which I also own).
2) The new Rockler #52885 Portable Drill Guide (same as Axminster version). Again, expensive, but you will understand why once you see it in person. It's twice the size and weight of other twin rail type guides. All my previous complaints on wobbly, cheap, plastic guides were addressed with this all-metal beast.
3) The not-yet released Woodpeckers Auto-line drill guide. It looks like a great tool and judging by Woodpeckers attention to detail and quality......I'm guessing it will be fantastic. Woodpeckers usually gets a good chunk of my money so I wouldn't be surprised to own this in the future.
Thanks for your valuable comment.
Are butcher blocks worth it?
“In 2024”, but released 3 years ago. Lolol.
What the hell. How about the Woodpecker drill guide? You completely missed it.
300 + usd ..
no affiliate link probably )
I bought the Milescraft 1318 for less than $40.00 and I like it a lot. It works fine. Anybody who pays $370.00 for a Woodpecker drill guide is an idiot and that's not just my opinion, that's a fact.
I have some these drill guides videoed. The smaller drill guides can be adapted to drilling 90 degree holes in walls. I have both woodpeckers drill guides. The woodpeckers is clearly superior and is in a completely different universe. It compares to my floor stand drill press.
sincerely, a fact,
An idiot
Your English diction is very hard to understand, some of your sentences are garbled which ends up sounding like something other than English.
It's a big world out there buddy, not everybody speaks english exactly the way you do. I suggest you travel just a little
@@aarx9230 he wasn't being respectful at all. The original poster even gave him captions to read and he still whined
@@aarx9230 yes, his intent is clearly respect 🙄
Stodoys has a lot of plans to choose from.