Kreg Tool Company KMA3232 5mm Shelf Pin Jig

Product Description

The KREG TOOL COMPANY KMA3232 is a shelf pin drilling jig designed for cabinetmakers, furniture builders, and finish carpenters who need precise, repeatable shelf pin hole placement. The jig supports 5 mm shelf pins and works with a 5 mm drill bit to produce evenly spaced holes in cabinet sides and furniture panels. Six holes can be drilled in a single setup, and two jigs can be linked end-to-end to extend the drilling row without repositioning. The tool also supports layout and drilling for concealed cabinet hinges and drawer slides in frameless cabinet construction.

The KMA3232 is suited for both shop and field use. It applies to residential cabinetry projects including custom built-ins, frameless European-style cabinets, and furniture modifications where adjustable shelving is being added to existing casework. Woodworkers and cabinet installers use this jig when retrofitting shelf pin holes into finished furniture or when building new cabinet boxes from raw sheet goods. The package quantity is 4 units per package, making it practical for shop environments where multiple jigs may be used simultaneously.

Key Features

• Drills 5 mm shelf pin holes with consistent, accurate spacing in a single setup
• Supports concealed cabinet hinge and drawer slide layout for frameless cabinets
• Six-hole drilling capacity per setup reduces repositioning time
• Jigs connect end-to-end to extend hole rows without measuring or marking
• Compatible with standard 5 mm shelf pins and 5 mm drill bits

Compatibility

Designed for use with 5 mm shelf pins and a 5 mm drill bit in frameless cabinet and furniture panel applications. Works with a second KMA3232 unit for extended hole row drilling.

Installation Notes

Installation of the jig requires a drill with a 5 mm bit; a stop collar on the bit is recommended to control hole depth and prevent blowout. Clamp or secure the panel before drilling to prevent movement. This tool is used by cabinetmakers and finish carpenters and does not require licensed trade certification, but work should comply with applicable shop safety practices. Verify panel thickness before drilling to confirm appropriate hole depth.