kwb Drill Guide for Right-Angle Drilling, Ø 4-12 mm

This makes it easy to make perpendicular holes with a hand held cordless drill.

Used during furniture making and kitchen fitting. Does exactly what it says on the tin. Very handy if you've already glued up whatever you're making and realise you need a hole or two (especially near edges) that you need to be clean and and that you would've done on the drill press if it wasn't already too late.Usage tip: especially in softwoods if you want a clean entry hole start drilling gently WITHOUT the guide and drill out a couple of mm deep, then stick the drill in the guide to complete the hole. Much more accurate and less prone to surface tearout.My only complaint is that, because I have this and being a bit of a pointless perfectionist, I tend to reach for it whereas before I would've eyeballed and rarely had any problems.

It does what it says on the packet it drills whole straight but it could be a bit longer for longer drill bits but it works pretty well. Overall I recommend this product as well made a pretty good value for money and does what it's meant to do I give it a 4 star review because it could be easier to handle whilst drilling.4****

Great tool; easy to use

Bought as a present - overall very happy with the quality and value for money! Would recommend

It could be a great tool. The drill guides are well sized and work fine.BUT..... They gave it cool and stylish wavy edges. Sighs. This means that you can't use it as a reference. A straight edge would mean all your hole centres at a fixed distance; making it easy to but up to a guide and drill a row of holes.A 3mm guide would also be so handy for piloting woodscrews.

Loved it. I bought it to drill mason holes for a floating shelf which had to be 90 degrees into wall. Great for the speeded tip on masonry drill cos you put the drill through the hole in the drillGuide and then into the drill chuck. This means you don’t have to use a drill smaller than the guide hole. I don’t know if this was an intentional design feature or something I found but either ways it’s great for use with masonry drills.I’ve just used it for non masonry drills only cos I haven’t had to yet. But I am certain it will be a great tool generally fromWhat I have seen and I am confident all my holes will be square ( you know what I mean 😅)

this unit is the same as many others some of which are almost three times the 8.45 I paid. these are a handy unit with a large hard sintered bus guiding each hole size, the hole sizes appear a good compromise to act as a guide without blunting the lands on your drill. the only reason i gave it a 4 instead of a 5 is that the plastic housing is not solid as described and will nu act as a guide for rods below 7.5mm near to the end of the shafts ( usually where to need a guide to drill such holes) the guide dose not offer full support close to the ends of shafts below 11mm and will allow them to slip in and drill off square. Note these problems are the same on all other relabels of this product but at lest some of them show you a picture of the bottom an let you make an educated guess, the wavy dides do not improve stability and make picking up the locations of the holes more difficult even though they are marked by a pair of groves for each hole on the housing, but beyond these problems this is a good handy drill guide.

usefulmetric alignment tool for 90 degree drill holes. Well made.

Très pratique! Acheté « au cas ou », j’ai d’abord commencé sans l’utiliser et je l’ai regretté. Très satisfait, c’est simple rt très efficace

Does what it's supposed to: assist those of us with less steady hands. Helped me a lot when I was installing hardwood decking at my mom's terrace.

Buen producto

This is a very nice little gadget, always useful to have it around. It helps drilling perpendicular holes. It cannot replace a drill press or othe high accuracy tools, but it is ideal for quick drillings.I see some negative comments that masonry drill bits do not fit the holes, but those people most probably are not using the tool right. Masonry drill bits have a flattened head, this is why you first need to pass the drill bit from the bottom of the tool and then mount it on the drill chuck.5 stars from me