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Diy Shelf Peg Jig. Using a shelf pin jig or creating a diy jig out of pegboard. Position the pegboard template in the cabinet or bookcase where you want the adjustable shelves. This shelf drilling jig is free if you have a scrap of pegboard in your garage! There are two commonly used methods for drilling shelf pin holes: Most shelf pins have 1/4 shanks and the holes in pegboard are 1/4. In this week’s video, i show you how to make an accurate shelf pin jig for $5. While there are quite a few manufactured shelf pin drill jigs out, i pretty much always make a custom template out of inexpensive pegboard. If you only have a couple boards to drill for shelf pins, you can use a piece of inexpensive hardboard pegboard as a drilling jig. You should cut the pegboard to the size of the pieces that you are drilling. Drill 1/4″ diameter holes in.

Position the pegboard template in the cabinet or bookcase where you want the adjustable shelves. There are two commonly used methods for drilling shelf pin holes: You should cut the pegboard to the size of the pieces that you are drilling. Most shelf pins have 1/4 shanks and the holes in pegboard are 1/4. Using a shelf pin jig or creating a diy jig out of pegboard. In this week’s video, i show you how to make an accurate shelf pin jig for $5. While there are quite a few manufactured shelf pin drill jigs out, i pretty much always make a custom template out of inexpensive pegboard. This shelf drilling jig is free if you have a scrap of pegboard in your garage! Drill 1/4″ diameter holes in. If you only have a couple boards to drill for shelf pins, you can use a piece of inexpensive hardboard pegboard as a drilling jig.

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Diy Shelf Peg Jig This shelf drilling jig is free if you have a scrap of pegboard in your garage! This shelf drilling jig is free if you have a scrap of pegboard in your garage! There are two commonly used methods for drilling shelf pin holes: In this week’s video, i show you how to make an accurate shelf pin jig for $5. Drill 1/4″ diameter holes in. Using a shelf pin jig or creating a diy jig out of pegboard. While there are quite a few manufactured shelf pin drill jigs out, i pretty much always make a custom template out of inexpensive pegboard. You should cut the pegboard to the size of the pieces that you are drilling. Most shelf pins have 1/4 shanks and the holes in pegboard are 1/4. If you only have a couple boards to drill for shelf pins, you can use a piece of inexpensive hardboard pegboard as a drilling jig. Position the pegboard template in the cabinet or bookcase where you want the adjustable shelves.