Multi Angle Precision Drill Guide With 10mm Chuck

Features

• 10 mm chuck included for mounting standard drills or bits up to 10 mm diameter.
• Adjustable angle drilling — supports 0°, 15°, 30° and 45° drilling angles for versatility.
• Up to 160 mm plunge depth for deep holes in wooden, metal or pipe stock.
• V-groove base for secure positioning on round or cylindrical workpieces such as pipes.
• Portable and sturdy build — suitable for workshop, site or mobile use.
• Dual locking knobs to clamp drill securely and ensure stable, accurate drilling.

Benefits

• Consistent accurate holes: ensures straight or angled drilling with repeatable precision — perfect for joinery, metalwork or pipe-fitting jobs.
• Versatile across materials: works for wood, metal, PVC or pipework — ideal for workshops that handle different materials.
• Safe and controlled drilling: reduces the risk of bit wander or misalignment that comes with hand-held drilling, improving finish and reducing mistakes.
• Ideal for angled or awkward drilling positions: adjustable angles let you drill non-vertical holes without improvised supports or awkward setups.
• Portable convenience: compact enough for mobile work yet sturdy enough for workshop use — good for maintenance, on-site work or DIY.

Extra Information

• Chuck capacity: 1.5 mm to 10 mm (fits standard drill bits and 8 mm hex shank bits).
• Workpiece width capacity: up to approx. 95 mm at 0° angle — check fit before drilling.
• Includes all mounting hardware — bolts, nuts, washers, Allen key and chuck key — ready to use out of the box.
• Weight: approx. 1.48 kg; overall kit dimensions: 400 × 160 × 47 mm (for storage/transport reference).
• Suitable for both workshop bench mounting and portable use on-site or in field work.

Specifications

Safety

• Always wear eye, ear and dust protection when drilling — especially when working with metal or concrete.
• Clamp workpiece securely before drilling — never hold by hand while using the guide.
• Ensure drill guide is mounted firmly or base is stable before starting; avoid side-loading or forcing the drill bit.
• Use appropriate drill bits for material — carbide or HSS for metal, wood bits for timber/plastics.