GOINGMAKE Shelf Pin Jig, 1/4 in and 5 mm
Drills 1/4 in or 5 mm pin holes.
- Holes
- 1/4 in and 5 mm, hardened guides
- Spacing
- 32 mm system
- Edge offset
- 37, 50 or 64 mm
- Extends
- Screws to a second jig for longer runs (sold one per box)
Description
Description
Shelf pins come in two common sizes, and this jig drills both: 1/4 in and 5 mm, through hardened guides. Match the hole to the pins in your hardware drawer, and the shelves sit without wobble. Long cabinet sides are where it pays off, because the guides keep every hole straight down the full column.
Its anti-slip base holds position on the panel, so you can drill without clamps. That also lets you add holes inside a cabinet that is already built, where a clamp has nothing to grip. The quick bracket installs and comes off without tools, and the guides adjust to a 37, 50 or 64 mm edge offset.
Two jigs screw together end to end for longer runs, drilling more holes per placement. Each box holds one jig, so order a second if you want to join them. Spacing follows the 32 mm system, which also places holes for hinges and drawer slides on the same cabinet side.
Specifications
The GOINGMAKE Shelf Pin Jig, 1/4 in and 5 mm, by the numbers
| Holes | 1/4 in and 5 mm, hardened guides |
|---|---|
| Spacing | 32 mm system |
| Edge offset | 37, 50 or 64 mm |
| Extends | Screws to a second jig for longer runs (sold one per box) |
| Base | Anti-slip, drills without clamps |
| Material | Aluminum alloy |
| Model number | 0305B |
The Shelf Pin Jig, 1/4 in and 5 mm sits with 4 other jigs on the drill guides shelf of the GOINGMAKE jig line.
Questions
Questions about the GOINGMAKE Shelf Pin Jig, 1/4 in and 5 mm
Can you add shelf holes to your finished cabinet with the GOINGMAKE dual shelf pin jig?
Yes. The anti-slip base holds the jig in place without clamps, so it works inside an assembled cabinet. Set the edge offset to 37, 50 or 64 mm to match the holes already there.
Does the GOINGMAKE Shelf Pin Jig, 1/4 in and 5 mm, come as a pair?
No, each box holds one jig. Two jigs screw together end to end for longer runs, so a second one is a separate order when you want the longer column.
A bit that catches spins the stock in your hand. Clamp the work, and collect the dust the bit throws.





