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Purchased a MilSpec brand handheld drill jig for Camloc receptacles a few
weeks ago and used it for the first time today. What a piece of crap. The "tool steel" bushing must not be hardened, as it wallowed out after 7 uses (14 holes). Junk, junk, junk. Going to have it hardness tested at work tomorrow out of curiosity. By comparison, I've used my ATI Industries nutplate drill jigs for years for hundreds of holes with no problems. The MilSpec tool was nothing but frustration after a few pieces. What a disappointment. Beware. Scott in Ohio |
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