Hammer Drill Guide (for Peg Pole Hole)

Simplify your pool fence installation with the Hammer Drill Guide for Pool Fence. Designed for precise angled drilling, it ensures accuracy and stability for peg pole fences.

Original price was: $79.99.Current price is: $72.99.

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Part #: DRILL-GUIDE

Description

Hammer Drill Guide for Pool Fence – Precise and Professional Results

The Hammer Drill Guide for Pool Fence is an essential tool for peg pole installations, ensuring accurate drilling angles every time. Whether you’re a professional contractor or a DIY homeowner, this guide eliminates guesswork and simplifies the drilling process.

Key Features:

  • Precise Angled Drilling: Adjust angles ±10 degrees for accurate peg pole hole placement.
  • Masonry Bit Compatibility: Accepts bits up to 5/8 inches (bits not included).
  • Smooth Drilling: Dual bearings reduce wobble, ensuring a clean, precise hole.
  • Stability on Any Surface: Adjustable feet allow you to maintain control on uneven decks.
  • Durable Construction: Powder-coated finish ensures long-lasting performance.

Why Use the Hammer Drill Guide?

  • Professional Accuracy: Guarantees uniform and precise hole placement for peg pole fences.
  • Easy Adjustments: The angle adjuster accommodates changes in deck surfaces or installation needs.
  • Saves Time: Simplifies the drilling process for a seamless fence installation.

How to Use:

  1. Set the Hammer Drill Guide to the desired angle (±10 degrees adjustment available).
  2. Place the guide over the drilling location.
  3. Insert the masonry drill bit (up to 5/8 inches) into your rotary hammer drill.
  4. Drill the hole, ensuring a smooth and precise angle.

To accurately determine the amount of fencing required for your project, first calculate the total perimeter that needs to be enclosed. Once you have this measurement in feet, consult the chart provided below for guidance. Each section of our fence spans 15 feet, so dividing your total perimeter by 15 will give you the number of sections needed.

If your plan includes the installation of a Self-Closing Gate, remember that each gate occupies a space of 3 feet. Therefore, you should subtract 3 feet from the total fencing length to accommodate the gate. This adjustment ensures that you purchase the correct amount of fencing material, avoiding unnecessary expenses and ensuring a seamless installation.

Feet of Fence Needed Fence Sections Needed
1-15
1
16-30
2
31-45
3
46-60
4
61-75
5
76-90
6
91-105
7
106-120
8
121-135
9
136-150
10
151-165
11
166-180
12
181-195
13

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