Grizzly T30027 Bedienungsanleitung

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MODEL T30027

POCKET HOLE GUIDE

INSTRUCTIONS

NO PORTION OF THIS MANUAL MAY BE REPRODUCED IN ANY SHAPE

OR FORM WITHOUT THE WRITTEN APPROVAL OF GRIZZLY INDUSTRIAL, INC.

(FOR MODELS MFD. SINCE 02/19) #RS20318 PRINTED IN TAIWAN

Introduction

The T30027 Pocket Hole Guide is a jig for creating

quick, incredibly strong joints. It can be attached

to a workpiece or mounted to a bench. Including

everything needed to get started, this jig creates

post and rail, curve, edge-to-edge, mitered frame

corner, square corner, and T joints. The T30027

comes fully assembled.

V1.03.19

Workpiece Thickness

The optimal material thickness for the T30027

Pocket Hole Guide is 3⁄4". This allows screws to

exit at the center point of the workpiece. It works

with a workpiece thickness range of 5⁄8" to 11⁄2". To

create a strong joint, thicker material may require

pocket holes on both sides.

3/4"

OptimalMinimum

Center Point

Maximum

Figure 2. Range of acceptable workpiece

thickness.

Identification

Figure 3. Pocket Hole Guide main components.

Scale

Clamp

Column

Drill Bit

Bushing

ColumnClamp

Handle

Description Qty

A. Step Drill Bit 3⁄8" .......................................... 1

B. Stop Collar 3⁄8" ............................................ 1

C. Square Drive Bits (#2 x 75, 150mm) .......... 2

D. Hex Wrenches (2.5, 3, 4mm)...................... 3

E. Pocket Hole Screws 11⁄4" (Not Shown) ... 100

F. Pocket Hole Guide (Not Shown) ................ 1

Inventory

Specifications

Step Drill Bit Size .............................................3⁄8"

Optimal Workpiece Thickness .........................3⁄4"

Workpiece Thickness Range ..................5⁄8"–11⁄2"

Pocket Hole Center Spacing Range ........11⁄8"–3"

Figure 1. Loose inventory.

A B C D

5⁄8"11⁄2"3⁄4"

-2- T30027 Pocket Hole Guide (Mfd. 2/19+)

Mounting

The most common way to mount the jig is secur-

ing it to a bench. It can also be clamped directly

to the workpiece. The built-in clamp allows for

hands-free drilling during either procedure.

To mount guide to bench:

1. Secure jig to bench using (3) wood screws

(not included).

2. For additional workpiece support, attach

scrap boards 7⁄16" thick flush with sides of jig

bed, as shown in Figure 4.

Figure 4. Jig mounted to bench.

To clamp guide to workpiece:

1. Use clamp handle to clamp jig directly to

workpiece, as shown in Figure 5.

Figure 5. Jig mounted to workpiece.

Scrap Boards

x 3

Clamp

Handle

Jig Bed

Operating Adjustments

The rubber foot on the clamp has a threaded shaft

and jam nut that can be used to adjust clamping

force against the workpiece (see Figure 6).

To move clamping mechanism:

1. Remove (4) button head cap screws that

secure clamp mechanism to jig bed (see

Figure 7).

2. Align clamp mechanism with threaded holes

in jig bed (see Figure 7).

Figure 6. Adjustable clamping components.

Rubber Foot

Jam

Nut

3. Re-attach clamp mechanism with (4) button

head cap screws removed in Step 1.

Figure 7. Clamp placement on jig bed for thicker

workpieces.

Threaded

Hole

x 4

The clamp mechanism can be moved on the jig

bed to secure workpiece material up to 11⁄2" thick.

T30027 Pocket Hole Guide (Mfd. 2/19+) -3-

Drill Bit Depth

When attached to the step drill bit, the stop col-

lar is used to control pocket depth. This also

determines the length of screw that will join the

workpieces together.

To adjust stop collar:

1. Remove workpiece from jig, and ensure stop

collar set screw is flush with inside of stop col-

lar using 2.5mm hex wrench (see Figure 8).

Figure 8. Set screw in stop collar.

Set Screw

Stop

Collar

Hex Wrench

4. Loosen set screw just enough to set step drill

bit tip 1⁄8" from jig bed, as shown in Figure 11.

Figure 11. Step drill bit 1⁄8" from jig bed.

Preparing Drill Bit Bushings

Before using the jig on a workpiece, create mul-

tiple pocket holes on a scrap board. This sets the

bushings flush with the columns and smooths

uneven surfaces between the stop collar and

drill bit bushings. This results in a consistent and

accurate drilling depth for this jig (see Figure 12).

After

Scrap

Board

Before

Receiving

Board

Figure 12. Before and after preparing bushings.

5. Tighten set screw.

Note: The stop collar is now set for the

included 11⁄4" pocket hole screws. Adjusting

the collar up or down the step drill bit will

allow for deeper or shallower pockets and

determine fastener length.

Eye injury hazard! Always

wear safety glasses when

using this tool.

Step Drill Bit

Set

Screw

Jig

Bed

1⁄8"

2. Slide stop collar onto step drill bit and lightly

tighten 23⁄8" from end of shank (see Figure 9).

Figure 9. Stop collar on step drill bit.

23⁄8"

3. Insert step drill bit into drill bit bushing, allow-

ing stop collar to rest on top (see Figure 10).

Figure 10. Stop collar resting on drill bit bushing.

Drill Bit

Bushing

Column

Tip

Stop

Collar

Shank

-4- T30027 Pocket Hole Guide (Mfd. 2/19+)

Adjusting Pocket Hole Spacing

The Pocket Hole Guide can provide approxi-

mately 11⁄8" to 3" of spacing between pocket hole

centers while clamped in a single position.

2. Move columns to desired measurement, as

referenced on the scale shown in Figure 14.

To adjust spacing:

1. With 4mm hex wrench, loosen button head

cap screw beneath scale until columns slide

freely on column pin (see Figure 13).

Figure 13. Button head cap screw location.

Button Head Cap Screw

Column

Figure 14. Inside of column against scale.

Inside

Columns

Scale

3. Tighten button head cap screw.

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