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Dowel jig for 2x4 lumber (openscad file attached)

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Doweling jig for 2x4s. Make sure the jig is clamped in place securely before drilling your holes. The example picture…

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Doweling jig for 2x4s.

Make sure the jig is clamped in place securely before drilling your holes.

The example picture attached isn't the best because I had used a forstner bit and the dowel holes ended up not being straight. For best results don't use a forstner bit ... once the head goes through the dowel jig the remainder of the bit is narrower in diameter and so the jig no longer acts as a guide. Use a normal bit instead.

For the spacers I used these 1/2" spacers with (5/8" outer diameter) available from Lowes https://www.lowes.com/pd/Hillman-1-2-in-x-5-8-in-Plain-Steel-Standard-SAE-Flat-Washer/3012480

I wouldn't use the same spacers next time. Sometimes they would catch on my drill bit (not fun). Instead I would look into getting some oil-embedded bronze sleeve bearings from McMaster-Carr https://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/125/1232. I use those for my pocket-hole jig and they work great.

I attached some grip tape to both sides of the neck of the dowel jig https://www.homedepot.com/p/3M-4-in-x-15-ft-Safety-Walk-Step-and-Ladder-Tread-Tape-7636NA/100211722. I thought it might help keep things from slipping, but probably not necessary.

I uploaded the openscad file so you can tinker with the dimensions (sorry I didn't spend anytime cleaning up the code).

Here's the depth stop I have on my drill bit: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2783491

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