Svulp | THE BEST WOODWORKING DRILL LOCATOR IN

The Svulp drill locator is engineered to simplify woodworking drilling, delivering cleaner, straighter holes with enhanced accuracy. It features a 1/4 inch hexagonal shaft that fits seamlessly with most cordless drills, corded drills, and impact drivers.

Designed for precision, it combines a keyed chuck with a tapered depth control shaft and limit ring, plus a spring return and a reversible chuck bracket. The system includes a built‑in V‑groove, alignment guides, and an adjustable fence to keep drilling aligned from start to finish.

• Keyed chuck, tapered depth control shaft, and limit ring for repeatable depth settings
• Spring return and reversible chuck bracket for versatile operation
• Built‑in V‑groove, alignment features, and an adjustable fence
• 1/4 inch hex shaft compatible with most drills and impact drivers
• Fence adaptability across multiple orientations for precise edge referencing

The chuck carrier supports a 1 inch drill bit capacity, and when removed and reversed, accepts bits up to 2 inches wide. A V-groove in the base enables centered drilling for round stock like wood dowels, improving symmetry and placement for dowel joints and precise holes.

Two centered pins stow on the board when not in use. For operation, they thread into the bottom of the base and can be tightened with one of the column caps, which includes a built‑in hex bit. The fence attaches to any of the four sides of the square base, and can be oriented in multiple ways. It reference against the edge of the board and can be reversed for extended range. The fence can be rotated to simplify drilling on vertical boards and, on larger surfaces like plywood, can serve as a leg to provide extra support.

The design emphasizes a robust construction: the chuck carrier moves on stainless steel columns with Teflon sleeves for smooth operation. One column features a machined tapered flat to keep the stop collar firmly in place during use. The hex bit needed to install the centering pins is built into the bottoms of the column caps, ensuring quick setup and adjustments. The included fence adds substantial versatility, enabling precise edge referencing and multi‑orientation use for a range of drilling tasks.

Questions and Answers

Q: Does this woodworking drilling guide look to be a useful accessory?

A: Yes. It offers a versatile design with multiple features and no corners cut. The chuck carrier uses Teflon sleeves on stainless steel columns, and one column includes a tapered flat to prevent the stop collar from moving during use. The hex bit is machined into the bottoms of the column caps, and the fence adds considerable versatility for edge referencing and multi‑axis use.

Q: Where is this product made?

A: It is made in the United States and crafted for maximum usefulness, versatility, and quality.

Q: If you need to drill a stopped or through‑hole into a wood‑topped workbench, which feature would you rely on?

A: The fence offers easier alignment, especially when referenced against the edge of the board, and can be oriented in multiple ways to suit the workspace.

Q: How long does delivery take after placing an order?

A: About 12 days.