Floating Shelf Installation Kit, Drill Jig - Floating Shelf Bracket DIY Drill Guide Installation Kit - Designed for Precision Drilling 3/4 Inch Floating Shelf Brackets

Worked like a charm. Would recommend.

The Jig is very easy to use and even if I had a drill press I would likely use this jig instead. It is forgiving with just the right size drill bit. I put up 2 inch Black Walnut shelves and this bit did the job quickly.

Bought ten WWW 200lb brackets this was a great tool to drill true holes. Got 1/2 inch drill off Amazon this kit and a little assistance and hung 4 shelves without too much effort and zero experience.

Great system! Rods are sturdy. I used 3 rods for each 44" long shelves and I had 4 of them to install.The way we mounted them was as instructed. Remove a rectangle of sheetrock to place rod directly on to the stud and then screw it in.Once you core the shelves you push shelves straight on to the rods. Easy! Shelver are up for 3 months.But purchasing the drill with stabilizer its vital if not you will drill int your shelves blindly and bore in an angle,Trust Me, it's worth the money!

Overall it worked as it should. I used it for 3 shelves and had to get new screws mid way. I would suggest to the company to send a couple more screws. Also, the screw holes are the same distance from the drilling whole. It would be nice if they were offset, as this would allow the jig to be rotated to make any fine tune adjustments. If you miss on a whole slightly, it would be tough to correct (luckily this did not happen to me).

We found when installing our oak shelves onto our heavy duty Walnut Wood Works Brackets, we needed a much thicker and longer drill bit. This drill bit and drill guide is what we needed to drill the holes precisely so our solid oak shelf would slide perfectly on to the Walnut Wood Works Heavy Duty Brackets. (My pictures are “staged” with the drill and guide just sitting on top of the wood - not properly screwed into the wood.)

Tried drilling holes for floating shelves on my own and just ended up wasting my time and finished shelving lumber. Just buy this and save yourself remaking the piece you just destroyed. I got this, followed their instructions and nailed it the first time for this company’s floating shelf mount.

Does what it says. Worth the money. Some things that helped me:1. Take your time to mark the holes correctly. I used chalk since I was working on reclaimed beams.2. Go to full depth and check to make sure holes are cleaned out of sawdust.3. You might need to widen some holes as you start putting it up. We did when on one shelf that had 6 holes (The fewer holes the better;)