Rockler Full-Size Drill Press Accessory - 0 to 60 Angle Drill Guide w/Protractor & Chuck Key
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- Drilling Guide: Get the precision of a portable drill press with the portability of a hand drill, ideal for small shops that lack the space for a full-size drill press. Accepts the optional Self-Centering Drill Vise (sold separately) or buy the two together as a bundle.
- Adjustable Angle: Our hand held drill guide can be used at any angle from 0 to 60 using the easy-to-read protractor scale. The depth stop lets you drill to the same depth again and again, nice for repetitive tasks like shelf pins.
- Smooth, Precise Drill Stand for Hand Drill: Smooth, precise, and free of play, it gives you the accuracy and control of a drill press with the portability of a hand drill. Just attach your drill to the 1/4'' hex shank and drill away.
- Self-Centering Pins: Our depth stop lets you drill to the same depth again and again without stopping to readjust multiple times. Mounting holes on the base accept shop-made jigs, while the V-notches let you center holes in dowels and other round stock.
Brand: ROCKLER
Power Source: Battery Powered
Voltage: 18 Volts (DC)
Maximum Chuck Size: 13 Millimeters
Color: Blue
Brand: ROCKLER
Power Source: Battery Powered
Voltage: 18 Volts (DC)
Maximum Chuck Size: 13 Millimeters
Color: Blue
Included Components: Self-Centering Drill Vise
Special Feature: Portable
Material: Aluminum
Item Weight: 0.04 Pounds
Drill Type: Basic Drill
Is Electric: No
UPC: 733175528856
Manufacturer: Rockler
Item Weight: 0.705 ounces
Package Dimensions: 16.9 x 11.7 x 8.12 inches
Item model number: #52885
Special Features: Portable
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: June 22, 2008
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Top Amazon Reviews
works great keeps drill bit square or whatever angle you want
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Awesome tool. Professional grade
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025 by Lu D.
This is the best drill guide I've found. I like the fairly smooth up/down operation. I love the limit knobs on each rail, and the limit knob on the drill attachment portion as well. Yes, the bearings in the unit are smooth and transfer energy from the drill very well. But mine tightened up on me. I don't know if I tightened the drill bit onto the chuck too tightly. I just firmly snugged the drill bit on there with the key . . . not sure. But I had to loosen the nut on the top to get it to spin smoothly again. It has it's issues, but still the best one I could find. Curious how it holds up over a lot of use.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025 by Bella Baker
This is a well designed and built drill guide. Works well and has a good range of cut.
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025 by John G from CT
I build high in staircases and sometimes a plum hole can be required for proper fitment. This device works well drilling a hole perpendicular to the surface. The product is a quality product. I can’t find anywhere on it where it is manufactured, but by the quality I’m assuming it’s in the USA it’s a Rockler product.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025 by Travelman Travelman
This machine helped me make some difficult work more simple. Well crafted but sometimes the stopper dial unscrews itself while your drilling.
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025 by Nicholas Barger Nicholas Barger
This tool is very well made, very sturdy, heavy duty, smooth movement, I just can’t say enough good things about this tool. I definitely think this tool is better than a conventional drill press as it can move anywhere you need it, adjusts with ease and is compact in size. Absolutely a great design.
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2024 by Richard B
Five stars for versatility and precision. And yes, the chuck spins like a dream (although the chuck/key interface is the sloppiest I've ever encountered). Unfortunately this tool has some serious design flaws. First, and as substantiated in several other reviews, the drive stem is prone to breakage. This is not due to torque load, but rather bending loads. Why are there excessive bending loads? Undoubtedly it is due to the choice of slide rail bushings that are used. They just do not reduce friction enough. You will read in other reviews that rail friction is a problem. One would think that lubrication would do the trick, but no. Something about the bushing rail interaction creates a "sticky" motion which requires too much force on the drill exerted by the user. Inevitably this can cause an excessive bending moment on the drive stem, which is not good for the drive stem. As a result, user must be very careful not to induce too much moment. Easier said than done, especially at the end of a long day when tired. I found that the force required to overcome the stickiness in the bearings is inconsistent. Sometimes the drill will slide along easily enough. But mostly not. The user is left wondering if the force being exerted is from the work-piece or the slide-rail bushings. One would think that after a little use, the slide-rails would "break-in" a bit and produce more consistent loading. But no, I did not find this to be true. What to do with this thing? If the slide-rail used something like ball bushings, then this tool would be worth the money. But for the present design, I suggest looking elsewhere. Not happy with the purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2024 by kingUmberto