This stand is almost perfect for cutting threads with a drill tap bit. It has some play around the elbow and isn't precise enough for drilling, but this is an advantage for tapping as it self-aligns. I wish the shank was a standard 6.35mm hex size so I could put it directly into an impact driver. For now I use a socket driver bit, which increases the height and causes a bit more wobble. The included clamp works for drilling downwards but not sideways. Long workpieces like aluminium extrusions are easier to clamp to a table-top than to suspend over the edge with perfect alignment, so a 90° clamp will be a great improvement. This is a non-issue if the table has a square leg near the edge, but none of my workshop tables are like that.

This stand is almost perfect for cutting threads with a drill tap bit. It has some play around the elbow and isn't precise enough for drilling, but this is an advantage for tapping as it self-aligns. I wish the shank was a standard 6.35mm hex size so I could put it directly into an impact driver. For now I use a socket driver bit, which increases the height and causes a bit more wobble. The included clamp works for drilling downwards but not sideways. Long workpieces like aluminium extrusions are easier to clamp to a table-top than to suspend over the edge with perfect alignment, so a 90° clamp will be a great improvement. This is a non-issue if the table has a square leg near the edge, but none of my workshop tables are like that.

This stand is almost perfect for cutting threads with a drill tap bit. It has some play around the elbow and isn't precise enough for drilling, but this is an advantage for tapping as it self-aligns. I wish the shank was a standard 6.35mm hex size so I could put it directly into an impact driver. For now I use a socket driver bit, which increases the height and causes a bit more wobble. The included clamp works for drilling downwards but not sideways. Long workpieces like aluminium extrusions are easier to clamp to a table-top than to suspend over the edge with perfect alignment, so a 90° clamp will be a great improvement. This is a non-issue if the table has a square leg near the edge, but none of my workshop tables are like that.

best quality and good design ,highly recommended

best quality and good design ,highly recommended

best quality and good design ,highly recommended