3D printable drill jigs

A jig sits on the enclosure and puts a hole over every position your build needs. Punch each centre, lift it off, then drill. Nothing to tape down, and it marks the sides as well, so the jacks and the DC socket line up with the top face instead of being measured separately.

They are files you print yourself, one pack per PCB maker. Each pack lists every board it covers, and both of its guides are free to read before you buy.

A 3D printed drill jig sitting over a 125B pedal enclosure.

PedalPCB 125B

2 jigs covering 252 PedalPCB PCBs. Sit one on the enclosure, punch the holes your build needs, then lift it off and drill.

See the PedalPCB jigs, $12 →

A 3D printed drill jig sitting over a 1590B pedal enclosure.

Fuzz Dog 1590B

2 jigs covering 353 Fuzz Dog PCBs. Sit one on the enclosure, punch the holes your build needs, then lift it off and drill.

See the Fuzz Dog jigs, $12 →