Making A Portable Drill Press / Drilling Guide
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2021
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Making an accurate drilling guide for a handheld drill from scrap plywood.
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Making an accurate drilling guide for a handheld drill from scrap plywood.
Have to say that is one nice jig. I have one of the universal drill jigs by MilesCraft. I think yours is more accurate though.
I really like the drawers. I wish I had the time and talent it takes to make something like that.
The ability to see in your mind in theoretical dimensions and abstract function is a skill I long for. Looking at your shop and what you’ve created out of wood and this ability is amazing. You, good sir, are impressive.
I have the impression your drill guide is a lot more precise than the “mobile drill stand” wolfcraft sells
i just got one of those and the thing is garbage, especially the chuck
I agree,I totally agree.
Very nice John. I think that this is something that all of use need and is something that we can build on. I agree with those that say a clamping section would be a nice addition as would a self centering for drilling holes for dowels. This is a nice base to start with and customize as needed.
This is a must for me. Just will make life so much easier when drilling guitar bodies. Simple and easy. Plus the base can be modified so it will be registered to a template. Love it.
Awesome! I’ve been thinking of something like this on and off for a while! So glad an experienced guy like yourself has made this snappy video tutorial!!
Great scrap wood project. Looks really effortless when you put these jigs/tools together. Love watching you work.
Very cool, nice to have a narrated video from you again.
Nice. Good to see you testing it with a forstner on hardwood too to show how solid it is. Looks really useful.
and its got space on the base to clamp it in position to stop any possible movement
Great job, John. Nice, simple and effective!
Fantastic work, John! 😃
Thanks for all the tips!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Excellent. Thank you, John.
Once again, you've come up with a handy tool that isn't too difficult or expensive to make. I have a drill press, but sometimes I've needed to drill a hole too far from the edge for the drill press to work, etc. Thanks for sharing your ingenuity with us!
Using scrap i had laying around !! 3:37 pans round to sheets plywood chilling there. Btw Love how all your tools are hand made and the workshop looks fantastic good job Sir.
Also, in Covid-19 era, lumber and plywood is insanely expensive, and not all of us start with a fully decked out workshop. That being said, this tutorial is still pretty darn useful!
Exactly what I’ve been wanting to do! Great job!!!
Great little jig! I will try it. I've been wanting to make a drill guide for some time now because I already have the springs and rods, but this uses up some of my scraps I've been hoarding. I always say "you never know when ....." and it avoids the bonfire bin and goes into the You never know bin, lol. Thanks for sharing!
Pretty awesome! Great video John! 👍
Excellent video and process. Your shop layout and organization is an inspiration. Thank you for sharing.
hello! I have been watching your films for a long time! I did not even have the courage to write a comment because your skills and projects just intimidate me !!! I just want to thank you very much for showing your work and your ideas !!! they are brilliant !!! for myself, that I should be able to do this one day, and for further successes to you ...! best regards
Fantastic project and I must add your workshop is the best I've seen anywhere.
I love this channel. Thanks for the video. and the editing. Precision work on both fronts. I'm not yet on this level of wood working, and have yet to own a table saw, but I love the work your doing and appreciate this. I saved some drawer rollers and was thinking to use them but I might use this design later.
Thanks for sharing those tips and the make!
One of the most talented carpenter on RUclips
Great idea! You are obviously very skilled. This is something that I have needed for some time. Thanks!
A clever and useful drill guide. Thanks!
This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much for making this video!
The irony is that your design is stable. I've purchased two benchtop drill presses over the past couple years that had so much runout right out of their boxes that they each would easily win any dance off you threw at 'em. Seriously. Give my 3.5 amp Porter Cable a hula hoop and watch it go! It's probably not good that a drill press can moonlight as a concrete vibrator. Gotta use a 1/4" bit to achieve a 1/2" hole.
This is inspiring. Thank you.
I just watched two videos of yours, BUT they are really great, simply for the fact, that you explain not just what you are doing ( i am not stupid, i can watch a video!) but WHY you are doing something! Nearly all other DIY project videos are just: "take some wood, make some cuts, apply coating: tada!". But why it must have been built in that fashion and why some things are important and why some other things should not be done is never explained and the viewer is left alone.
Thanks for being different!
Another typical John Heisz project. Very slick. I think I will build one.
I love this idea. Looks great
By far the best video on building a drill press you made a point of getting that thing 90° to the handle and the drill bit and the table where other videos did not do that so thank you very much
Great build John 👏
This man could probably even solve my marriage problems with woodworking...
Wow what a lovely bespoke timber work shop.
Thanks John another very useful guide
Super idea 💡 and awesome install 👍
Your band saw cuts are smooth like butter
Great tool idea! Thanks for video that was easy to follow!
best video i've seen on this subject. and i've seen many. Great job.
Your videos are awesome! You’ve given me so many new projects that I had never thought of before! Thank you for some great videos. 👍😉
Well done. Thanks for sharing.
I've been researching building one of these lately. I've been gathering tips from other sources. I just picked up a few more from you. I like how you kept it very simple and not over thinking it. As always, thanks John.
Slick idea! Thanks.
Awesome tool, Awesome video, awesome John 👌👏👍
I love it!! Definitely going to try that. I would even be willing to dedicate a drill to the cause permanently.
Very nice! Thanks for sharing.
I noticed the vice at 1:39, you probably have a video about that but this is the first I've seen of it. At first I thought it was a round about way to make a table vise, but when I stopped and looked at it, it has the distinct advantage of not having any rods or poles to get in the way of clamping something.
That is extremely clever, and I hope to make one similar to this in the future.
Smart Idea! I would copy one. Thanks
I love and appreciate your videos. Your shops awesome. I love all the handmade goods. You sir, are a sicko. Thank you!
You just get right to it. Love that
After watching this I have decided I want - no, I need, a table saw! I'll probably only use it twice in my lifetime but I need one!
great project and video. thanks for sharing. happy 2022.
You are a total badass with the bandsaw.
Love it. Thanks.
Good morning! Thanks for the awesome vid.
👍👍
Dude Sweet shop I love all the stuff that you made it's beautiful really cool man. Looks like you made everything;
Good idea and good job. Thank you.
Useful project!
Great idea!
Get yourself a drill bit that pre drills and countersinks in one go. Save you a lot of time! Great vid.
great video. great jig / tool. and the bandsawing you did...wish i could stay on the line half as well. JH=BEST!!!
Nice build
Excellent!
Very Cool!!!! Thank You!!!!👍😎
Congrats on a million subs John! Just notice you passed it
Fantastic 👍🏻👍🏻
Great diy product! I plan to do this very soon. I have the exact same drill and want to replace it. This would be a great way to recycle it.
Shop is looking good John you must be happy with it not done but happy.
Ficou ótimo trabalho
Nice job
✔️ Hey john I really like this idea! Probably one of my next build, it is too useful to not have one❕❕❕
That's awesome.
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Cool engineering.
Sweet shop!
This thing is the bomb.
Brilliant! If you ever make a version 2.0 you could include a fully adjustable depth stop system and perhaps a clamping option too.
And a cupholder. It needs a cupholder.
My thought too. With a depth stop which included a scale, it would be truly universal, allowing the drilling of blind holes.
A great little tool, though, and so simple. Thank you.
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Great idea. I would like to add a removable fence to set edge distance on multiple holes.
very nice.. to think that you only used plywood for that.. amazing.. good job.. 🤗🤗🤗🔨
Excellent piece of kit..and even with my limited skills i can see how to easily adapt it so the drill can be lever operated to be plunged and raised. (maybe thats overkill though)
That Hitachi miter has for sure paid itself off. I've been subscribed for years, and that saw has been there from the beginning pretty much as one of your main tools. Wonderful machine.
An amazing job!!! )))
Amazing 👌👏👏👏👏👍
Superrr nice 👍👍👍
Love how you made the rail guide from eh wood itself instead of relying on more hardware.
so simple, but so effective and if the guides wear from use...just make a couple more from scrap !
Man erkennt doch gleich den Profi -Top ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍
I wish more drills were available with the round mounting boss that makes jigs like this practical and accurate.
Very good!
I would like suggest you making a low angle jack plane with adjustable mouth
Sweeet. Love this idea!
Does it just slide this easily after you made it because it's all square? or did you need to add a little graphite in the grooves?
Very cool -- simple, functional, accurate. I am surprised the weight of the tool doesn't tip over the jig with such a compact base.
I don't have any cordless tools at the moment, but I have an extra corded drill I never use and that'll be perfect for this.
That's a really awesome and very practical project! I used to have a shop but now because of circumstances I have to be mobile. So now I don't own a drill press, but I could really use one like that! I really admire your creativity and your willingness to just jump in there and make something up. Personally I tend to overthink everything before I build it. It would be way faster to just build it and then rebuild it if there's something about it that I wish later that I'd done differently.
Now that you've had the chance to use it, is there anything you'd do differently if you had to build it again? Or are you satisfied with this design?
also, you have an awesome shop!
definitely cool! Only thing I can think of that this build needs is some sort of quick release method of getting the drill out fast. I know it's only a screw, but when you're running around tryna get shit done.. last thing you want to do fumble with a small screw. Perfectly fine if you have a bunch of cordless drills lying around but, most probably don't.
Great enhancement. Now do a jig to fix the runout on cordless drills. :)
The free hand trace did it for me
Top show 🇧🇷👊👊💯
I’ve been wanting the new one from Rockler or Woodpeckers, but not only is this more economical, it also seems more stable / less gangly than those. Thanks!
and theres enough space on the base to clamp it to a bench to make it even more stable if needs be...if from a ton of use the guide rails wear a bit then just make a couple more from scrap
Guy used his finger as a compass. F'en legend.
Nic idea
3:13
Sets drill in holster
Lines up last screw to drill in
reaches for dri.... ah ok the Other drill.