Drill Guide Jig for 8 mm, 10 mm and 12 mm Concealed Press Rebounders A precise, heavy-duty drill guide specially made for installing concealed press rebounders and for common woodworking tasks. Designed to prevent misalignment, reduce rework, and give fast, repeatable results. Key benefits Accurate, repeatable drilling: The express positioning feature keeps the guide aligned so holes are drilled at the correct location and angle, reducing errors and scrap. Secure clamping for consistent results: The fixed clamping mechanism holds stock firmly to prevent movement or bit wander during drilling. Built to last: Main body is machined from aluminum alloy 6061 with a stainless steel drill sleeve and brass nut components for corrosion resistance, strength, and shatterproof performance. Multi-purpose use: Besides concealed press rebounders, the jig doubles as a guide for drilling round wooden pegs and creating splice board holes, increasing its utility in the shop. Compatibility and materials Sizes supported: 8 mm, 10 mm and 12 mm concealed press rebounders. Construction: Aluminum alloy 6061 body, stainless steel drill sleeve, brass nut components—durable and reliable for frequent use. Performance: Precise positioning and firm clamping maintain hole alignment and repeatability across multiple pieces. Practical use scenarios Cabinet and furniture installation: Quickly and accurately drill mounting holes for concealed press rebounders on cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and furniture panels. Woodworking and joinery: Use the jig to drill clean, centered holes in round wooden pegs (dowels) when preparing joinery or repairing furniture. Splice and board work: Guide holes for splice plates and butt joints to ensure aligned edges when joining boards or repairing panels. What you get A purpose-built drill guide jig that fits 8 mm, 10 mm and 12 mm concealed press rebounders, clamps securely, and is constructed from robust materials for long-term use. Tips for best results Clamp the workpiece securely, confirm positioning before drilling, and use a sharp bit matched to the drill sleeve size for clean holes.