Drilling Jig

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High school vocational teachers are facing unprecedented budget constraints, yet trade programs remain in high demand across local high schools. Even smaller tools can be prohibitively expensive, such as the Kreg Pocket Hole Jig, which costs over $20. These jigs enable students to create precise holes for joining wood pieces in projects like tables, clocks, nightstands, or intricately finished furniture. With varying wood sizes and hardware requirements, multiple jigs in different sizes can quickly escalate costs into the hundreds of dollars. Customizable drill bit sizes up to .75 inches help mitigate this expense, making a single 3D printer an attractive option for significantly reducing tool expenditures in vocational education.