DIY How-To: Drill Angled Holes / Make a Jig

Detailed steps to create a jig to drill angled holes. Use this tutorial to learn how to accurately drill at an angle. #HonuHobbies I had to to make angled holes for a French Riddled Wine Rack
Tools:
~ Miter Saw
~ Power Drill
~ Bi-metal Hole Saw OR Drill bit
~ Clamps
Material:
~ Spare wood
~ Wood Glue (Gorilla Glue)

[@jenw5854]

Thank you! This was very clear and easily understood. Now I know how to make a jig to drill angles holes for my peg rail project.

[@honuhobbies8309]

So glad it helped!

[@pob2457]

Great idea, simple, effective - thanks

[@alexandracohn1030]

Inspirational!! Totally solved exactly the problem we were running into! Thanks!!

[@honuhobbies8309]

Thats great! I'm glad I could help!

[@alansinclair4020]

Excellent video showing how to build jig for repetitive drilling.

[@honuhobbies8309]

Anything to make things easier and faster!

[@bingiroyvlogs7753]

Thats so cool the easy and best one i have seen thanks keep them coming

[@honuhobbies8309]

Thanks! I have all these videos on IG and need to keep making detailed instructions on KZbin. thanks for the encouragement! You have some great content too!

[@michaelkolozsvari3575]

That was great, going to try this today! Thanks again!

[@honuhobbies8309]

Let me know how it went!?

[@DrewJacobson61]

Love your quick how to videos! Not a whole lot of superfluous chatter😂

[@honuhobbies8309]

Thank you ! Yes! thats what I was trying to do. Short and easy!

[@vernlesmann9753]

Wood form for sharping drill bits M🎉

[@Steve-sv3ln]

Very awesome! Thank you for this! The Gospel of John, sooner than later.❤️

[@honuhobbies8309]

Thank you! Means a lot that this is helping others!

[@alrahimkhan]

I have a doubt, why do we need 2 pieces of wood, we can do it in a single thick piece of wood right? This solution is super simple, awesome and thanks

[@honuhobbies8309]

let me see if this clarifies or if I answer correctly. I use one piece of wood to make the 45 degree angle cut. and another to give it more structural integrity. But I guess you're right! maybe just need one piece. Let me think a little more. thank you!

[@alrahimkhan]

@@honuhobbies8309 but the only problem is the hole saw will not be able to cut a hole in a wood piece which is taller than itself. Your method seems perfect for people using hole saw. If we have a spade drill bit then we can use a single block of wood, spade bit will go through longer wood.

[@Declan4253]

Thanks. I am a beginner so am always wondering if a common sense solution that I thought of is actually is the best one. Reasuring to see what others do.

[@honuhobbies8309]

Thank you for the feedback. My goal is always to make the complex things easy as possible because I want to show my kids one day too!

[@Lincoln-ht2dv]

Educational video, thumbs up,but got dizzy from camera.

[@honuhobbies8309]

Thank you! yup yup gotta work on the camera footage =)

[@user-wu4zb6sz3m]

That was perfect

[@honuhobbies8309]

Thank you for the feedback!!!! really appreciate the positivity

[@tattedvet8355]

Thank you

[@honuhobbies8309]

Thank you for watching!

[@dashermike3207]

So I notice that the initial holes you drilled using your template or guide did not go all the way through your work piece. Did you finish drilling those free hand after removing the guide you made?

[@honuhobbies8309]

Hi! Because I was using 2x4 for this project the drill did not go all the way through...(I should have used 1x 4s). In any case, the drill at least made an outline on the opposite end to make a clean cut

[@dianeborduas7915]

Thanks for the video. I am wondering why it is necessary to use 2 pieces of wood rather than just one angled piece?

[@honuhobbies8309]

You are correct, it really depends how big of a hole you are drilling. Because I had a hole that was 2"inches, the second piece gives more structural support so that the drill is going in at the correct angle. A smaller hole would have more of the 2x4 cut out to be stable. I hope this makes sense? If not I can try to be more clear =)

[@markk4015]

Is the side frame made out of a full sized 1" x 4"?. The Pottery Barn one has wood going across the holes in the back, presumably to help hold the bottles in. Looks like you didn't do that, but you didn't use yours for bottles. Would there be an issue if you did? TIA. Mark

[@honuhobbies8309]

wow I'm so sorry I haven't read through all these comments in almost a year. I'm terrible. but yes the side was a 1 x 4. Also you are right I didn't use it for bottles. I would just use 1x3 or 1x2 in the back if I were to put bottles. no problem there!

[@markk4015]

@@honuhobbies8309 That's okay, I eventually figured it out and completed the project. It came out nice. Thanks for posting. Mark

[@dashermike3207]

Never mind.....just saw the viewer's post where you answered this ?

[@janesserearden7770]

No new videos?

[@honuhobbies8309]

so sorry its been quite busy but trying to see what the best video I should do next

[@lanceuhde1498]

So you would just continue the angle whole drill through the board… Correct

[@honuhobbies8309]

Exactly right

[@amchatsworth6661]

Unfortunately, you’re speaking in such a soft voice, we can’t hear an effing word you’re saying!

[@VegasD702]

Fr tho