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Shelf Pin Drill Guide

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A drill guide for 1/4" diameter shelf pegs spaced 1-1/4" apart, and 1-1/2" inset from the cabinet edge.

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I needed to drill shelf pin holes for a cabinet, and the professional tool was going to be about $40 and only worked with 6mm shelf pins.  I already had 1/4" shelf pins, so I decided to make my own jig.

I used R188ZZ bearings (1/4" x 1/2" x 3/16").  The bearing holes are press fit for my printer, so you may need to adjust the diameter for your printer.

The end spacer allows you to flip over the jig to drill holes on the front-left or rear-right sides of the cabinet.

Overall cost (including bearings) was about $5, so I am pleased.

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