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Cutting Board Foot Placement Jig — Offset Drill Guide Template | Woodworking

Cutting Board Foot Placement Jig — Offset Drill Guide Template | Woodworking

Regular price $4.95 USD
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Placing rubber feet on cutting boards is one of those tasks that sounds easy until you're eyeballing the 47th board of the day. This jig takes all the guesswork out — consistent placement, every time, on every board, without measuring.

  • 📐 Consistent offset positioning — holes at 1/2" increments from 1/2" to 3" from the board edge
  • 🔩 Use as a drill guide — hold it against your board edge and drill straight through; no layout lines needed
  • 🪵 Works on any cutting board size — just shift the jig to each corner
  • 🎯 1/4" acrylic CNC-cut — precise, durable, and easy to clean

Perfect for: Cutting board makers, craft fair sellers, anyone batch-producing boards who's tired of measuring and marking every single one.

💡 Pair this with a brad-point bit for clean, chip-free holes when drilling into hardwood cutting boards.

A simple tool that pays for itself on the first dozen boards.

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Chris

Great item, I needed a little template for adding feet to my cutting boards and this little guy was perfect. Holes are easily marked, it slides into place nice and easy, and just works. For the price, great deal IMO, always ensures my spacing is the same.

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Jesse

Easy to use and works great every time!

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Shane

Well made and easy to use

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Charles

Fast shipping and great product! Thank you!

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Jim

It’s perfect for getting board feet dead center.

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Karen

A practical and time saving item.

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Eric

No review at this time!

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Brian

Exactly what I was expecting. This does a great job.

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David

Cutting Board Foot Placement Jig — Offset Drill Guide Template | Woodworking

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Bob

Sometimes simple is way better. This is simple/simply something that will have multiple uses.

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Lynn

Nice, simple device that saves me time when placing feet on my boards! Thank you.