Steel DN MateAluminum Drill Guide, 30 45 90 Degree Angle 4 Sizes for Cable Railing Lag Screw Wood Post, Drill Hole Guide Jig for Angled/Straight Holes for Deck Cable Stair Handrail DG12

Works fine

It’s the perfect compact tool that one would need, especially beginners who want to take on a DIY challenge! I made my outdoor coffee table with the help of this tool and attaching the legs to each other was so easy. It’s is much cheaper compared to others with similar features

My shelves were wobbly. I tried nails, wood glue, and even duct tape. I used this to use screws and it came out perfect! I'll definitely use this for more projects!!

Great product to use. It helps out tremendously on projects.

It doesn’t have the proper angles for stairs. Most stairs at between a 35-38 degree angle.

I bought the product for my husband. He took a while to use it and let me know one day after the return window closed that the 45 degree side had a defect. The 3/16IN and 1/4IN holes were the same size with the 3/16IN hole being too big. That was of course the hole he needed and the reason I purchased this item. I contacted the seller and did not receive any communication or apology but a $1 refund for a $30 product. I am very disappointed and will not purchase from this seller again.

This is just right for odd jobs around the house when you need portability and want some help making sure you drill at either 30, 45, or 90 degrees. It fits 3/16, 1/4, 5/16, and 3/8 drills just fine with a tiny bit of play (so you aren't drilling the sides of the holes). It's a smart design.It is heavy. Make sure you clamp it well to avoid shifting. The color is a bonus so you can find it easily.

I have not yet used this jig for its intended purpose (drilling holes for cable railings), but it is a useful jig for improving the accuracy of angled or perpendicular holes when a drill press isn't an option. The guide marks work quite well for positioning holes (see pictures 1 and 2), but it becomes difficult to accurately position the jig if space for marking isn't available on the work piece. If installing a cable railing on a deck, aligning the guide marks for every hole would become tiring, and I imagine I will end up centering by eye. The angle of the bushings is accurate (see picture 3), and they have shown only light wear after a handful of uses. There is some play between the bushing and the drill bit, but it's an appropriate amount for the intended use. If you need to drill holes at an angle more accurate than eyeballing it (30, 45, or 90 degrees), or are installing cable railings, I would recommend this product.

While some people have the innate ability to pick up a drill and plunge down at a perfect 90-degree angle to make a straight and faultless hole, I am not one of those people.When doing anything that requires a degree of precision, I always make use of a drill block. While my old, rudimentary plastic block is still functional, this Steel DN Mate block is a massive upgrade, a chunky bit of solid aluminum alloy with the added bonus of 30-&-45 degree angle guides. I should have gotten this style of drill guide years ago, instead of battling with my old block and its limited clamping surface area.Dimensions are as listed: 110mm x 70mm x 19mm, with a weight of 395g. The orange colour means you’re never going to lose track of it in a cluttered work area.I’ve got a couple projects that need to be tackled before summer ends, this block will be getting a workout soon enough.

This ks a handy tool to have for drilling. It keeps your drill aligned to either 30 45 or 90 degrees. The wuality is good. It's heavy and wont move around too much. Good for drilling down but harder for sidewags ie if you wanted to drill on a wall, but can be done.