Drill Jig for 18mm MDF / Board
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Simple Drill Jig to ensure drill centres (2mm-6mm bits) are in the middle of 18mm thick boards.
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I'm doing a project that requires joining mdf boards, and found myself looking for a way to make sure I was centred on my 18mm board. This model has a right angle lip to line up against the edge and 2mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm and 6mm drill bit holes. It should work any time you want a hole centred 9mm from the edge.
Print on the thick side with the holes running parallel to the build plate. I used organic/tree supports in PrusaSlicer and it worked well. I tried printing in other orientations, but ended up with bad surfaces either touching the wood (made alignment tough) or the top (made the numbers hard to read).
Printed on Ender 3 S1 Pro (Sonic Pad) with Sunlu PLA and:
- 0.2mm layers
- 3 perimeters, 3 top/bottom layers
- 10% infill
- Organic Supports
- 200mm/s perimeters, infill
- 150mm/s external perimeters
- 40mm/s supports
- Though actual speeds were mostly in the sub 100mm/s range based on the size of the layers and travel
- 6000 accel
Print time: 1 hr 2 min
21.4 g of filament