Everything needed to drill mortises for 1/2" floating tenons with your Beadlock® Kit (#34802, sold separately). Includes guide block, 1/2" diameter HSS drill bit and shim set to allow you to drill centered mortises on stock thicker than 3/4" or to offset mortises.
(1) Anodized Drill Plate
(1) 1/2" HSS Drill Bit
(1) 1/2" Drill Block
(4) 0.060" Shims
(2) 0.030" Shims
(1) 1/2" HSS Drill Bit
(1) 1/2" Drill Block
(4) 0.060" Shims
(2) 0.030" Shims
| Weight | 1.0000 |
|---|---|
| Discountable | Yes |
| Type | Guide |
4.1 / 5.0
9 Reviews
THE OLD WAY IS DONE
Free tenon is quick, accurate and strong. What more could a person need?
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An affordable solution compared to the Festool Domino. Takes a little getting used to, but it's a lot faster than some other methods.
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awesome best way to make a mortise and tenon
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great for big joints
the only reason this doesn't get 5 stars from me is that you have to buy the tenons as Rockler don't sell a cutter to make your own in this size.
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Great little kit for the price!
This was the final addition to the Beadlock kit. I now have all three sizes. Apart from the time it takes to drill the holes and clean them up, I love this system. Recently had to drill 28 sets of 1/2" Beadlocks to join three 2x6 boards into a table top. It took a while, but the joints are really solid. Definitely a great option if you're not making hundreds of loose tenons joints.
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1/2 inch beadlock guideblock
I have discovered that the right line of my guide block is too far to the right. See the picture that shows the 1/2 inch compared with the 3/8 and note the distance of the right line from the edge of the guide block. The half inch block is the one in the left of the photo (see pic #1). The result is that it throws frames off by at least 1/32 of an inch (see pic #2). One must adjust so that the line on your stock is slightly to the right of the line on the block.
Photo 2
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Drill bushing was too small for included drill
I could not drill through the bushing with the included drill until I ground the diameter of the drill smaller. This was extremely frustrating and disappointing.
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Rockler Store
On sale.
Paul
on Jan 25, 2020
It has a great discount
Carlos Otto C
on Feb 28, 2019
On sale.
Paul
on Jan 25, 2020
have the pro carry kit - figure have this just in case. :-)
tallndn
on Jan 15, 2020
The accessories included for the 1/2 beadlock indicate a 3/8 drill bit . Should it be a 1/2 inch instead?
BEST ANSWER: Yes. The bit must exactly match the hole in the guide block.
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- Inaccurate
- James C on Aug 31, 2015
- Purchased on Aug 26, 2014
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