Drill guide for Parkside PSBSA 20-Li C3
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Simple and precise drill guide designed specifically for the Parkside PSBSA 20-Li C3 cordless hammer drill
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A custom-designed 90° drill guide tailored specifically for the Parkside PSBSA 20-Li C3 cordless hammer drill.
It helps you keep your drill perpendicular to the surface when you need clean, straight, and precise holes without using a drill press.
Features
Perfect Fit: Designed around the dimensions and chuck collar of the PSBSA 20-Li C3.
Stable Base: Provides a wide contact surface to prevent wobbling during drilling.
Easy Alignment: Clear view of the mark or crosshairs for precise positioning.
Quick Assembly: Easy to put on and take off as needed.
Recommended Print Settings
Material: ASA/ABS for the holder (drill might get hot), PETG CF for the base for maximum stiffness
Layer Height: 0.2 mm
Infill: 20–30% (Cubic or Gyroid)
Perimeters/Walls: 4-6 (for extra strength)
Supports: Not required
Hardware
Precision groud rods d8x550 mm (length is up to you)
2x LM8UU bearings
2x M6x22 bolts
2x M6 nuts
2x M8x18 bolts
1x HEX M8x40 bolt
1x M8 nut
Assembly
Insert the rods into the base (use glue if the fit is too loose). Press the M8 nut into the base cutout and secure the handle using an M8 hex bolt.
Press the bearings into the holder. Join the two halves of the holder using M6 bolts, but do not tighten them yet. Mount the holder onto the drill, tighten the M6 bolts, and add two M8 bolts for a more secure grip.
Finally, slide the drill and holder assembly onto the rods, and you are good to go!
Assembly Note: The hole formed by the two halves of the holder may need to be reamed or drilled out to ensure smooth movement along the rods. Chamfering or rounding the ends of the rods will also make it much easier to slide the holder onto them.