Drill Jigs

A drill jig is a simple template or guide used in manufacturing to quickly and accurately drill holes in the exact same spot on many different parts.
Here is the simple breakdown of what it does:
• Holds the Part: It clamps onto the item you want to drill (the "workpiece") to keep it steady and prevent it from moving.
• Guides the Drill Bit: The jig has pre-made holes (often lined with hardened steel for durability) that act like a stencil. You slide the drill bit through these holes.
• Ensures Accuracy: The jig makes sure every hole is in the perfect location every single time, eliminating human error in measuring and marking.
• Saves Time: It allows semi-skilled workers to make perfectly identical parts very quickly, which speeds up mass production.
In short, a drill jig is a foolproof template that ensures repeatable, precise hole drilling in an efficient, production-line manner.