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Easy and Accurate Dowel Joints | Rockler Innovation
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2021
- The Rockler Doweling Jig Kit with Bit and Stop Collar gives you a strong joint with perfectly flush faces, every time. That's thanks to two stops that let you reference off of the end or edge of your stock for perfect alignment. The stops also allow easy repeatability when batching parts, and dovetailed ways make it easy to slide the stop out of the way when it's not needed. A depth scale is molded into the back of the jig to make setting the drilling depth dead simple. Each jig includes a corresponding drill bit and stop collar. Just clamp it in place, drill and you're done!
Rockler Doweling Jig Kit with Bit and Stop Collar: www.rockler.com/rockler-dowel...
Features:
Dual edge stops allow easy alignment and repeatability, and slide out of the way when not needed
Depth scale is molded into back of jig for easy setting of drilling depth using the stop collar
Window with reference lines makes it easy to align the jig with layout marks when drilling far from the ends
Generous clamping area accepts a wide variety of clamps
Made from durable glass-reinforced nylon with hardened steel bushings
Each kit includes a drill bit, stop collar and hex wrench
Hang hole for convenient storage
Before watching: “oh god, not another doweling jig”
After watching: “I need this doweling jig”
hey rockler...little marketing tip...when you put up a vid about a specific product include a link to said product.
Not even ON their website.
We apologize for the confusion. You can find this jig on our website at www.rockler.com/rockler-doweling-jig-kit-with-bit-and-stop-collar
@@rockler thank you
Loved this video. Thank you. My dad passed away and now turn to UA-cam for learning woodworking that he used to teach me. This video made me feel like he was teaching me. Found a Rockler store here in the Bay Area and can’t wait to visit to pick up a couple jigs for my next project! ❤️
Thank you for sharing Amy. What a beautiful story!
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I recently built a cabinet for our kitchen garbage and recycling cans, that also has two areas for storage of dog food, extra food and water bowls cleaning supplies and other odds and ends. I made my own self-centering dowel jig to drill dowel holes for the adjoining sections. At the time, I didn't have hardened steel tubing, and I would have had to buy considerably more than what I needed,, so I used softer metal tubing that has thicker walls than standard tubing. Still, it has worn some with use, so the drill bit doesn't fit snugly anymore, but I have since found some hardened steel spacers amongst my stash that were previously used in automotive disc brakes. With those, I can now make a better self-centering dowel drilling jig.
Who likes this more than those expensive self-centering dowel jigs?
You were able to very easily slide that dowel into the hole.....my Rocker dowel jig must have been fitted out with a 1/16 too small drill bit. For the life of me, I can't get dowels to work for any of the sizes. I actually have to sand the dowels before I can get them inserted.
Hi Steve, we apologize for this. If you have purchased your jig within the last year, please reach out to our Customer Service team at 1-800-279-4441 or customercare@rockler.com. They may be able to assist you. Thank you!
How about doing cabinet carcass boxes. Will this jig work or is there a more wider accurate jig for 3/4 to 3/4 - 23 inch x30 boxes
Yes, this would work. You may want to look into our Beadlock System for more strength and accuracy. pulse.ly/bef1y85vjd
Use it with a cheap spring clamp. Fast and secure.
How would you use them to have a 1/4'' reveal with a table leg to apron?
Hello, The doweling jig is designed for mating pieces with flush faces, such as face frames and rail-and-stile doors. Our Beadlock Pro is better for leg-to-apron joinery. It has shims for setting the desired offset. Thanks!
Great jig for the ends and sides, but what does one use for the face when making a “T” joint?
Move both the stops out of the way and use the window to line up your marks?
If you need to drive a piece into the face and can’t register against any of the sides of a work piece, this is really where doweling points shine. Sadly, there’s no easier alternative.
Rockler's new Doweling Jigs are designed for drilling holes into the ends or edges of workpieces only. For "T" style joints, where dowels on the edges or ends of one part must insert into dowel holes in the face of another part, first drill the dowel holes into the ends/edges of that joint part. Then insert metal dowel centers (sometimes called dowel points) into the dowel holes - their pointed tips will help you establish centerpoints for the dowel holes that must be drilled into the face of the other part by pressing the workpieces together. The best way to drill these "face" holes is to use a drill press with a brad-point bit installed. Carefully line up the tip of the drill bit with the prick marks left by the dowel centers, and bore the dowel holes. A drill press will ensure that these "face" holes are drilled squarely into the second workpiece. Another option would be to mount your handheld drill/driver into a portable drill guide that will help you drill these holes accurately and straight into the mating workpiece. See the links below to learn more about dowel centers and Rockler's Portable Drill Guide.
www.rockler.com/dowel-centers
www.rockler.com/rockler-portable-drill-guide
@@rockler and others, thank you for the replies and advice.
You have the centerline marker on the jigs back! Just decide wher you want to mate your “T” joint
I would love to buy this product, but.... Does it come in metric for everywhere else but the USA?
We only offer imperial versions as of now. We'll let our product development team know there is interest in a metric version. Thanks
does this jig only work on 3/4 inch stock?
The 1/4" jig is intended for 1/2" stock, 3/8" jig for 3/4" stock and the 1/2" jig for 7/8" stock. Thanks
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You didn’t demonstrate how to do a 90 degree perpendicular dowel connection on edge or mid board. How would that jig work in those scenarios?
Hi, Please reach out to our product support team at 1-800-260-9663 or support@rockler.com. They'll be able to assist you. Thank you
How do you do a T joint where both pieces are over 3” in width
Hi @bouncer812, Please reach out to our product support team at 1-800-260-9663 or support@rockler.com. They'll be able to assist you. Thank you
Will they work with 2 1/2 inch stock.
Yes, they just won't be centered. Make sure to account for that on the adjoining piece.
Is there an attachment to the 1/2" dowel jig so that it can be used on 45 degree mitre cuts?
Hi Roni Pillischer, Please reach out to our product support team at 1-800-260-9663 or support@rockler.com. They'll be able to assist you. Thank you
Hate these generic responses. "Reach out". She just did. In the comments. What's the answer?
@@korganrivera4659 haha thanks Korgan - I did reach out and it was the quickest "no we don't make that" and that was it. No suggestion of how to do it my project otherwise, not even an up-sell of some other product. Needless to say, I'm gonna stick to the tools I have and leave rockler alone for a bit. Happy Making to you Korgan! Thanks for the backup! haha
Roni, all you have to do is treat the mitered angle like any edge joining. Draw your layout line and use the jig as usual.
@@davidbrogan606 have to brainstorm a creative way to securely clamp the jig to the angle edge - that's the tricky part.
Would be nice if it gives more help doweling on the face (when you joint two panels at right angle), not just edges, it would need sone ability to adjust the distance from edge.
Thanks for the feedback. We have passed this along to our product team.
Would have loved to see a face to end-grain joint in the middle of a board (i.e.: attach a vertical partition in the middle of a bottom cabinet panel, as there does not seem to be any support for keeping the jig in place on the wood face while drilling. Looks like it could work for end joints (shelf to cabinet side) but I think it becomes difficult to align in some situations.
This jig is meant for ends and edges.
I would think you could get creative and use the jig to make a workable jig. Not to hard if you think about what you want to do.
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Those dowel holes aren’t very tight. Most likely because of the non clamping approach to attempting to hold the jig steady with hand compared to clamping it.
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They are not shown on the Rockler website.
Hi Ray, find this Doweling Jig Kit on our website at www.rockler.com/rockler-doweling-jig-kit-with-bit-and-stop-collar
Thank you very much.
@Chowdown777 Our product development team would still like to replace this with a new one from our warehouse as to Amazon. If you could please send your shipping info to Reviews@Rockler.com so we can get a new one sent out to you. Thanks
Hello, how could i work with you? we provide fasteners and tools like screwdriver, vernie caliper, corner clamps which you may need in your work.
Hello, you are welcome to reach out to info@rockler.com. Thank you.
One of the biggest flaw of this jig is that I can't change the depth/distance of the holes from the edge.
Thank you, for the feedback we will pass it along to our product team.
The comment doesn't make sense. Just slide it to where you need it.
@@davidbrogan606 I am talking about the distance of hole. Let’s say my wood is 2” thick and I want the whole to be at 1” or at the center of the piece. This jig, unlike festool domino doesn’t allow that.
@@SwapnilBhartiya Yes, but this tool is only $25 not $360.