Shelf Pin Jig - Drill Kreg - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Shelf Pin Jig Kreg

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• We’re here to help.We want you to have an exceptional project building experience. If you have questions or need support, please get in touch. 1-800-447-8638 | [e-mail] us about your experience.Your opinion counts. And we’re always looking for ways to improve. Share your feedback so we can keep growing and innovating for you. www.kregtool.com/feedback WARNING Every user must read and follow instructions and safety precautions in this manual. Failure to do so could result in serious injury. Save manual for future reference. Kreg Shelf Pin Jig Manual applies to Item # KMA3225, KMA3232, and KMA3232-INT2 Safety Precautions WARNING Before using a power tool with this product, read, and follow the tool manufacturer’s instructions and safety precautions in addition to the safety precautions below to reduce risk of serious injury from hazards such as re, electric shock, or rotating drill bit. ■ Follow your drill manufacturer’s safety guidelines. ■ Follow your clamp manufacturer’s safety guidelines. Keep your hands clear when clamping to avoid pinch points. The clamping limit on this jig is 300 lbs. ■ When drilling, always ensure that the workpiece is clamped securely. It is dangerous to hold the workpiece in place by hand. ■ The drill bit is sharp; handle with care and avoid unintended cutting. The drill bit may be hot after repetitive use. ■ Always wear personal protective equipment certied as adequate in addition to what your drill manufacturer requires. ■ Do not allow familiarity gained from frequent use of your tools to replace safe work practices. A moment of carelessness is sufcient to cause severe injury. WARNING Avoid awkward hand positions where a sudden slip could cause contact with the rotating drill bit. WARNING Do not operate this tool or any machinery while under the inuence of drugs, alcohol, or medications. WARNING This product can expose you to chemicals including Acrylonitrile and other chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. WARNING Drilling, sawing, sanding, or machining wood products can expose you to wood dust, a substance known to the State of California to cause cancer. Avoid inhaling wood dust or use a dust mask or other safeguards for personal protection. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/wood. Table of Contents Safety Precautions p. 2
• Pre-Assembly p. 3
• Assembly p. 4
• Face-Framed Cabinets p. 5
• Frameless Cabinets p. 6
• Operation p. 8
• Using the Jig for Cabinet Hardware Installation p. 9
• Connect Jigs Together p. 11
• Maintenance p. 11
• Care and Cleaning p. 11
• Troubleshooting p. 11
• Accessories Pre-Assembly Review this section before you begin. Ensure you have all tools/materials on hand and compare the package with the items listed in the Product Description section. If any item appears missing or lost, do not use this product. Contact Technical Support or return product to place of purchase. Recommended Tools/Materials Clamp Pencil Product Description p. 113

Part Description Part Description A Shelf Pin Jig E** Indexing pin B Fence F Jig extension C* Drill bit G Hex wrench D Stop collar with set screw H 1/4" or 5 mm Shelf pins (4x) *If replacement or different size drill bits are needed, 1/4" or 5 mm drill bits are available separately. **The indexing pin is double ended for both 1/4" and 5 mm shelf pin holes.4 Onboard Tool Storage The jig (A) provides onboard storage for these items: ■ Hex wrench (G) ■ Indexing pin (E) ■ Drill bit (C) with stop collar (D) attached Assembly

Set the Stop Collar on the Drill Bit a. Slide the stop collar (D) onto the drill bit (C). b. Place the drill bit (C) and stop collar (D) into the storage slot on the back of the jig (A). c. Slide the end of the drill bit (C) into the hole on the edge of the storage slot until it stops. d. Position the stop collar (D) into the recess of the storage slot. e. Use the hex wrench (G) to tighten the set screw in the stop collar (D).

Identify Your Cabinet Type For face-framed cabinets, continue to the next section. For frameless cabinets, skip to Attach the Fence to the Jig (page 6). Face-Framed Cabinets

Position the Jig Tip Although you can use either the top or bottom of the jig for reference, we recommend using the top so that you can use the jig extension as you move downward. Use the same reference end of the jig while drilling all shelf pin holes to maintain accurate left to right and front to back alignment. a. Align the jig with the inside corner of the cabinet and the face-frame.6

Clamp the Jig WARNING Follow your clamp manufacturer’s safety guidelines. Keep your hands clear when clamping to avoid pinch points. The clamping limit on this jig is 300 lbs. a. Use a clamp in the location shown below to secure the jig (A) in place. b. If using two connected jigs, clamp both. Tip If your cabinet is already assembled, remove the fence and place the jig against the back of the cabinet using the same reference point as the front and carefully hold in place while you drill your rst hole. Then use the jig extender and index pin to continue. Frameless Cabinets

Attach the Fence to the Jig a. Insert the fence (B) into the jig (A) base. b. Slide the fence (B) horizontally to secure it in place.

Note To remove the fence (B), slide the fence horizontally and pull away from the jig(A).7

Position the Jig Tip Although you can use either the top or bottom of the jig for reference, we recommend using the top so that you can use the jig extension as you move downward. Use the same reference end of the jig while drilling all shelf pin holes to maintain accurate left to right and front to back alignment. Note When moving from the front to back holes, attach the fence to the other side of the jig. a. Align the jig with the inside corner of the cabinet and the fence with the front of the cabinet.

Clamp the Jig WARNING Follow your clamp manufacturer’s safety guidelines. Keep your hands clear when clamping to avoid pinch points. The clamping limit on this jig is 300 lbs. a. Use a clamp in the location shown below to secure the jig (A) in place. b. If using two connected jigs, clamp both. Tip If your cabinet is already assembled, remove the fence and place the jig against the back of the cabinet using the same reference point as the front and carefully hold in place while you drill your rst hole. Then use the jig extender and index pin to continue.8 Operation

Drilling the Shelf Pin Holes WARNING When drilling, always ensure that the workpiece is clamped securely. It is dangerous to hold the workpiece in place by hand. The drill bit is sharp; handle with care and avoid unintended cutting. The drill bit may be hot after repetitive use. a. Place your prepared drill bit (C) with stop collar (D) into your drill. b. Insert your drill bit (C) into the drill guide (1) and bring your drill up to speed before contacting the wood. c. Drill until the stop collar (D) stops going any deeper due to contact with the drill guide. d. Remove the drill bit (C) from the drill guide while the drill bit is still rotating.

Drilling an Extended Run of Shelf Pin Holes Note The drill extension does not have a drill guide and should not be used for drilling. a. Drill the rst set of shelf pin holes. b. Unclamp the jig (A). c. Connect the jig extension (F) to the top of the jig (A). d. Slide the jig (A) to align the jig extension (F) hole with the last shelf pin hole. e. Insert the indexing pin (E) through the jig extension (F) and shelf pin hole to stabilize the jig (A). f. Clamp the jig (A) in place. g. Drill the next set of shelf pin holes. Tip If you need to start your holes from the bottom, remove the jig extension (F) and use the indexing pin (E) in the drill guides and existing holes for alignment.