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MODEL T30027
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POCKET HOLE GUIDE
INSTRUCTIONS
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Introduction
The T30027 Pocket Hole Guide is a jig for creating
quick, incredibly strong joints. It can be attached
to a workpiece or mounted to a bench. Including
everything needed to get started, this jig creates
post and rail, curve, edge-to-edge, mitered frame
corner, square corner, and T joints. The T30027
comes fully assembled.
Specifications
Step Drill Bit Size .............................................3⁄8"
Optimal Workpiece Thickness
Workpiece Thickness Range
Pocket Hole Center Spacing Range
.........................3⁄4"
..................5⁄8"–11⁄2 "
........11⁄8"–3"
Inventory
Description Qty
A. Step Drill Bit 3⁄8" .......................................... 1
Stop Collar 3⁄8" ............................................ 1
B.
Square Drive Bits (#2 x 75, 150mm) .......... 2
C.
Hex Wrenches (2.5, 3, 4mm)...................... 3
D.
Pocket Hole Screws 11⁄4" (Not Shown) ... 100
E.
Pocket Hole Guide (Not Shown) ................ 1
F.
Workpiece Thickness
The optimal material thickness for the T30027
Pocket Hole Guide is
exit at the center point of the workpiece. It works
with a workpiece thickness range of
create a strong joint, thicker material may require
pocket holes on both sides.
5
⁄8"
Figure 2. Range of acceptable workpiece
3
⁄4". This allows screws to
5
⁄8" to 11⁄2 ". To
1
⁄2 "
1
3
⁄4"
thickness.
Identification
A B C D
Figure 1. Loose inventory.
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(FOR MODELS MFD. SINCE 02/19) #RS20318 PRINTED IN TAIWAN
Handle
Drill Bit
Bushing
ColumnClamp
Scale
Clamp
Column
Pin
Figure 3. Pocket Hole Guide main components.
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Mounting
The most common way to mount the jig is securing it to a bench. It can also be clamped directly
to the workpiece. The built-in clamp allows for
hands-free drilling during either procedure.
Operating Adjustments
The rubber foot on the clamp has a threaded shaft
and jam nut that can be used to adjust clamping
force against the workpiece (see Figure 6).
To mount guide to bench:
1. Secure jig to bench using (3) wood screws
(not included).
For additional workpiece support, attach
2.
scrap boards 7⁄16" thick flush with sides of jig
bed, as shown in Figure 4.
Scrap Boards
x 3
Jig Bed
Figure 4. Jig mounted to bench.
To clamp guide to workpiece:
Rubber Foot
Jam
Nut
Figure 6. Adjustable clamping components.
The clamp mechanism can be moved on the jig
bed to secure workpiece material up to 1
To move clamping mechanism:
1. Remove (4) button head cap screws that
secure clamp mechanism to jig bed (see
Figure 7).
2. Align clamp mechanism with threaded holes
in jig bed (see Figure 7).
1
⁄2 " thick.
1. Use clamp handle to clamp jig directly to
workpiece, as shown in Figure 5.
Clamp
Handle
Figure 5. Jig mounted to workpiece.
x 4
Threaded
Hole
Figure 7. Clamp placement on jig bed for thicker
workpieces.
3. Re-attach clamp mechanism with (4) button
head cap screws removed in Step 1.
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T30027 Pocket Hole Guide (Mfd. 2/19+)