30°/45° Angled Drilling Jig - Precision Woodworking Guide for Staircase & Angled Hole Boring 

Product Description
This specialized angled drilling jig is engineered for creating precise 30° and 45° holes in woodworking projects, particularly essential for staircase construction, furniture assembly, and frame joinery. Unlike universal guides, this tool focuses on two of the most commonly used angles in professional woodworking, providing unmatched accuracy for angled pocket holes and perpendicular drilling on sloped surfaces. Crafted from anodized aluminum alloy with hardened steel drill bushings, it ensures long-term durability and consistent performance without the complexity of built-in spirit levels, relying instead on its precision-machined surfaces for alignment.

Key Features

·Dual-Angle Precision: Dedicated 30° and 45° settings for the most frequent angled drilling applications

·Perpendicular Drilling Assurance: Maintains perfect 90° bit entry relative to workpiece surface, even on sloped edges

·Reinforced Drill Bushings: Hardened steel inserts prevent wear and maintain drilling accuracy through repeated use

·Clamp-Free Operation: Integrated clamping mechanism secures to workpiece without additional tools

·Streamlined Professional Design: No spirit level dependency - uses machined reference edges for rapid, reliable positioning

Technical Specifications

·Material: Anodized Aluminum Alloy + Hardened Steel Bushings

·Angles: 30° & 45° fixed settings

·Bushings: Compatible with standard drill bit sizes (e.g., 4mm, 5mm, 6mm)

·Clamping: Integrated quick-clamp mechanism

·Weight: Approximately 0.4kg

Applications

·Staircase handrail and baluster installation

·Angled furniture joints and frame assembly

·Sloped surface fastening and joinery

·Custom woodworking requiring precise angle repetition

Professional Advantages

·Eliminates complex angle calculations and manual marking

·Reduces setup time by 80% compared to makeshift solutions

·Ensures consistent results across multiple workpieces

·Durable construction withstands job site conditions