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JIG IT® Shelving Jig w/Self-Centering Bit

Get perfectly, consistently spaced and centered shelf-pin holes!


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Rockler JIG IT® Shelving Jig and 1/4" Bit Set Item #: 32991
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Rockler JIG IT® Shelving Jig & 5mm Bit Set Item #: 35151
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Rockler JIG IT® Shelving Jig and 1/4" Bit Set Item #: 32991
In Stock
 
Price:
$34.99
Each
Quantity:
Total: $34.99

Find in Store
Rockler JIG IT® Shelving Jig & 5mm Bit Set Item #: 35151
In Stock
 
Price:
$34.99
Each
Quantity:
Total: $34.99

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Overview

Economical and practical, this jig is ideal for adding shelves to assembled, unassembled, new, or existing cabinetry. Re-designed handle includes two storage compartments for self-centering bits! Additional Self-Centering Bit sizes available separately.


Features:
  • Drills holes either 1-7/16" or 2-1/2" from edge.
  • Insert shelf pin in top or bottom position to extend jig for continuous drilling.
  • Shelving Jigs measure 20" long
  • Provides exact set back for shelf pin holes of 37mm (1-7/16") or 64mm (2-1/2").
  • Included hex wrench is all you need to remove and tighten fixtures when repositioning handle for different applications.
  • Clear template features laser cut accuracy.
  • Designed for both face frame and frameless construction.
  • Template system designed to work with 4 bit sizes: 1/4" and 5mm for shelf pins, 7/32" and 9/32" for pin sleeves.

Using the Multi-Position Drilling Template:

  1. Determine setback required for your project: 2-1/2'' (64mm) or 1-7/16'' (37mm).
  2. Mount the handle on the appropriate edge of jig
  3. Choose row depending on use: Face Frame or Frameless.

Self-Centering Drill Bits:

Self-centering bits are pre-set to bore a consistent depth for perfect fitting shelf pins and sleeves every time. No adjustments are necessary! Various bit sizes available separately for both shelf pins and shelf pin sleeves. Decorative metal shelf pin sleeves provided added shelf strength.

  • #22567 - 1/4'' Bit for 1/4'' Shelf Pin
  • #22575 - 5mm Bit for 5mm Shelf Pin
  • #34368 - 9/32'' Bit for 1/4'' Shelf Pin Sleeve
  • #34342 - 7/32'' Bit for 5mm Shelf Pin Sleeve

What's included

(1) JIG IT® Shelving Jig
(1) Self-Centering Bit
(1) Hex Wrench

Technical Details

  • 32mm system compatible
  • 32mm spacing and 37mm or 64mm setback
  • Brand: Rockler
  • Type: Shelving

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Why did you choose this?
Rockler Store
can be used on inside and outside. Can be used with deeper cabinets not like the jig that only goes up to 24" cabinets
Travis S on Jul 10, 2017
Building custom kitchen cabinets.
Steve W on Jun 30, 2017
can be used on inside and outside. Can be used with deeper cabinets not like the jig that only goes up to 24" cabinets
Travis S on Jul 10, 2017
Because I chose the 5mm shelf pins.
Michael P on Jul 6, 2017
Building custom kitchen cabinets.
Steve W on Jun 30, 2017
Wood Magazine recommendation
Jerry W. M on Jun 3, 2017
Convenience
Norman C on May 6, 2017
Perfection
Robert T on May 5, 2017
It was ordered by an employee of mine
Nickey J on May 4, 2017
Fan of "Woodbrew youtuber" and i really like the size of the template. It seems to cover a larger area that you can do in one pass where other templates only allow you to do five holes at a time.
John Henry O on May 3, 2017
Needed a new jig
tom f on Apr 27, 2017
simple, affordable, relevant to scale of project.
Mark A on Apr 27, 2017
need this for adjustable shelves
Jason S on Apr 26, 2017
I liked the options of being able to use different diameter self-centering bits and different in from the edge drilling distances.
David C. R on Apr 20, 2017
Sale price; have used this jig and it works good.
David M on Apr 19, 2017
On sale. Making a wall full of book shelves. Hope it will help it go faster.
Susan G on Apr 13, 2017
On Sale
Max H on Apr 7, 2017
ease of use
Derek H on Apr 3, 2017
Was told it works well for its application.
Garth K on Apr 2, 2017
Simple to use, and inexpensive.
Brent C on Mar 28, 2017
This thing works great!
Stephen A on Mar 20, 2017
Making cabinets and Norm uses it. :D
Kristy L on Mar 14, 2017
Used in making shelving
RAY on Mar 9, 2017
building bookcases
Dennis B on Mar 8, 2017
I have a 10x8 master closet. Far wall is going to be all shelves.
Gregory B on Mar 3, 2017
This is an huge time saver. I will probably use this jig until it breaks. Then, I will order another.
Rick R on Mar 1, 2017
Great for spacing the shelf pin holes to ensure level shelf support! No wobbling shelves!
Steve on Feb 24, 2017
Old one I have is worn out....need a new jig
David B on Feb 24, 2017
works good to drill holes for shelf pins
Ron S on Feb 20, 2017
I'm beginning a project to build shelving and cabinets for my granddaughter.
JACK G on Feb 19, 2017
ease of use
James B on Feb 11, 2017
building built in shelving
bruce s on Feb 10, 2017
Neat and easy. Make a pain job simple.
Garry W on Feb 8, 2017
Make job quick and easy.
Jay N on Feb 7, 2017
Sale price
Reynaldo T on Feb 5, 2017
Building a shelving unit and want adjustable shelves.
Scott H on Feb 4, 2017
needed for a cabinet project
Raymond S on Feb 3, 2017
easy to use
William S on Jan 31, 2017
seems right tool for job
Leon A on Jan 26, 2017
I used it to drill the shelf pin holes in the rolling cabinet that I built.
Roger H on Jan 20, 2017
I wanted to space the shelf pin holes evenly.
Todd M on Jan 11, 2017
Because I thought the Jig was great and would work for me and I haven't seen them any where else. Sorry, I don't get out much! Your catalog is great. I retired back in 2008 and I'm just getting caught up and starting to have a little time to get back into wood working projects. Thank You
Stephen C. H on Jan 11, 2017
Needed to drill holes for shelving This makes it easier and more exact
Steven D on Jan 9, 2017
I've used peg board as a guide in the past but it was much too difficult to maneuver around and clamp into position.
Dennis D on Jan 6, 2017
Jig worked great for drilling shelf support pin holes
Steven B on Jan 4, 2017
Holes in book shelves
Michael C on Jan 1, 2017
low cost simple shelf jigging kit
Brian C on Dec 30, 2016
The original one I had broke.
EarlS on Dec 28, 2016
It is well designed and it is a time saver.
Antonio G on Dec 27, 2016
Found it in a catalog
Daniel L on Dec 26, 2016
To properly install shelving in cabinets I built
Robert S on Dec 24, 2016
Have owned this jig in the past. It is invaluable when building adjustable shelving or adding shelving to any existing cabinet. A no brainer. Worth every penny.
Duncan S on Dec 23, 2016
Because I chose the 5mm shelf pins.
Michael P on Jul 6, 2017
Wood Magazine recommendation
Jerry W. M on Jun 3, 2017
What is the depth of the hole that the Insty Bit drills. I use an import plywood for the sides of my cabinets which is only 15/32'' thick and don't want to drill through the finished side?
Tim A on Jul 11, 2016
BEST ANSWER: About 7/16th inch
how do I put 9/32 bit in self-centering bit
Jim B on Mar 8, 2016
BEST ANSWER: If you have the 5mm assembly it will only take 5mm bit so you have to get the whole 9/32" set. The 9/32 & 5mm bits are sold seperately as a replacement.
Is this self-centering bit made for Rockler by Insty Bit? What is the size of the jig hole or the outside diameter of the self centering bit sleave? Is it 3/8" or a different diameter? Does the jig plus bit combo come with a Rockler Insty bit or another brand of self-centering bit?
sweedld on Mar 16, 2016
JIG IT® Shelving Jig w/Self-Centering Bit
JIG IT® Shelving Jig w/Self-Centering Bit
Self-Centering Bits
Self-Centering Bits
BEST ANSWER: My original order came with an Insty bit with the template. The holes in the template are 3/8 inch and the bit
I subsequently ordered for 5mm holes also was an Insty bit. There is a "step" on the bottom of the bit which is 3/8 inch which fits into the hole. Did not measure the outer diameter of the bit housing as the step ensures that the bit is centered. Hope this answers your questions.
What is the space center to center of the holes?
Robert L on Mar 28, 2017
BEST ANSWER: 1 1/4"

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I have used this jig on...
I have used this jig on three bookcases so far, and it works great. In the beginning I had some problems with tear out and slight spliting around the holes when using the jig with fairly soft wood e.g. poplar. It took some experimenting, but I finally realized that the problem was with the cordless drill I was using! i.e. it was not turning or rotating fast enough to do a clean job. I switched to my standard drill that plugs into a wall outlet and discovered that it runs at a higher speed. Drilling the holes at the higher speed resulted in very sharp, clean holes. This jig is a very good value and I highly recommend it.
December 20, 2011
Excellent product! Does exactly what it was meant to do!
May 10, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
I used this jig for approx....
I used this jig for approx. 72 holes and it already has a crack between a couple of holes. I was hoping the jig would of been made of lexan rather than plexiglass.
January 23, 2010
I have been a loyal customer
I have been a loyal customer of Rockler for longer than I can remember. Their products have always been beyond reproach, with the exception of this one. It ruined a major project of mine because of misalignment of the pattern when reversed to do opposite sides. Save your money. It's too easy to make your own templates that work properly. The only thing you can salvage is the drill bit.
December 6, 2013
Some caution when using pine because...
Some caution when using pine because it is a soft wood the holes may not keep their shape. Shelf pins can sag if there is too much weight. Regardless, the Jig-It works great and is easy to use!
May 25, 2011
This is an excellent product for...
This is an excellent product for it's intended purpose. People have suggested many additions and improvements that, while certainly improving it, would also make it more expensive.There are already quite a few professional level shelf drilling systems available. I can't justify them for my limited use, therefore I am glad they don't improve this system until it's out of my range. It's not uncommon for companies to keep improving and adding to a product until the price and function are beyond the original target audience. Rockler has not done that to my great delight. This jig works great for a home shop to drill a few hundred shelf pin holes. If I were going to go into production, or drill thousands of holes, I would spend the money for a more robust and more expensive setup.Thanks Rockler for keeping it simple for the rest of us.A good product indeed.
March 15, 2011
Awesome tool and extremely accurate especially...
Awesome tool and extremely accurate especially when you have to flip it end for end inside a cabinet. The storage compartments are really handy for storing the allen wrench and bit. I also store a 1/4" shelf pin in the same pocket for continuous drilling. I would highly recommend this to anyone. Money well worth spent!
February 9, 2011
Misaligned
Bought this a while ago. The end to end alignment was not a problem, and the bit worked perfectly in the jig to drill each hole. The directions said to drill a row of holes, and use a shelf peg in the last hole you drilled and the first hole of the jig to continue drilling more holes. The edge of the jig was so misaligned, once you got beyond the third whole you couldn't get a shelf peg through the jig. They need a better jig to make this jig.
August 2, 2015
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
I had it clamped down to...
I had it clamped down to the wood and workbench and somehow either the jig or wood shifted so that about half the holes were no longer spaced evenly with all the rest of them. Screwed up two pieces of red oak plywood using this thing. Also I had to apply more pressure than I would have suspected trying to get the holes drilled.
March 27, 2010
I have owned this jig for...
I have owned this jig for several years and have used it several times with minimal success. The plexiglass allows the jig to slide around regardless of the amount of clamping. I have tried double sided tape which improves the process somewhat but it introduces other challenges. Also there is far too much play in using a pin and the inset is locked in to two settings which limits applications. Plain old peg board is far superior to this jig.
December 7, 2009

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