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I'm thinking of getting a "Drill Guide" or "8inch Drill Stand" ($27 and
$40 by Craftsman) as a temporary substitute for a drill press. I know they're not replacements, but space and money are both issues right now. Has anyone used either of these products? Is one style better than the other? Are there better brands available for a similar price? I'm mostly interested in drilling right-angle holes (for dowels, shelf hangers, etc.) but it'd be nice to use a spindle sander too. Thanks |
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