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Question: Does the KMA3220 5mm Shelf Pin Jig come with a 5mm drill bit - it is not mwntioned in the details?
Document: Like all the Kreg gear that I have purchased,  this jig is well thought out and well made if you are using 1/4" or 5mm pins with no pin liner. For that I award five stars.With that said...I am using more and more 1/4" shelf pins _with_ pin liners. People want pin liners. These lined pin holes of course require a larger drill bit size than the 1/4" and 5mm bit Kreg jigs.
I would look elsewhere for a shelf pin jig. While the 5mm holes drill alright the screws to attach another jig are extremely difficult to screw into another jig to make it longer. And once I finally got that done, the fit is too sloppy and not rigid as I expected for joining only two jigs together. Don't waste your money on this.
I think this jig takes all the guess work out of making adjustable shelves. It is well made and will last for years. It came with the necessary drill bit and spacer tool which is all you would need for smaller shelving. Use a block of wood as a spacer for any larger shelf spacings like I did.You must be careful though because the drills come in two sizes and I don't recall that being an option when I ordered.
This is just an OK jig - with only 2 positions for hole lineup. To be fair - this is a fairly inexpensive jig - and the hole position choices provided are the generally standard ones. The 5mm version is the same as the 1/4 version - with the exception that it comes with a 1/4 to 5mm step drill bit. Connecting 2 together - with the flimsy plastic connector plate - does not make for a very sturdy longer jig.
I also buy extra drill bits so production is never compromised.I've purchased other systems but I like the Kreg Shelf Pin Jig the best. I also have the Kreg American Shelf Pin jig. Like or dislike of jigs is subjective and the goal is to find the one you like best.
This particular jig comes with a pin so you can continue to move up the cabinet and not worry about being off when drilling the holes. If you have a lot of cabinet space to drill you can connect two or more jigs together.If you need to drill some shelf pin holes look no further, Kreg is the jig you need. Be sure to check out there other jigs also. Kreg paid me no money for this review... I am just that happy with their products.
If this is your first jig, you can throw that plate away; if you ever want to expand then use the plate that comes with your next jig. You always need one fewer plates than jigs. You can join as many jigs as you please.The underside of the jig has handy compartments for the drill bit and the locator pin. The kit includes an Allen wrench (not pictured) for the collar's set-screw.
(Good) When I tried to use a regular drill bit to make one drill all the way through, the mellamine board schredded badly on the outgoing side. Glad I didn't drill all the holes before noticing the cosmetic damage;2) Long Time:  Since there are only six holes in the jig, and one has to use one hole to secure the spacing pin, it takes a while to drill all the holes.
They also could sell the pins and sleeves. They sell screws. I own both the 1/4" and 5mm flavors of this jig but both sit idle since everyone now want the pin liners.And I am back to a shop-made pin hole jig.
I like Kreg jigs and this one is very useful. I bought two of them. They can be coupled together. The are easy to use and come with the correct drill bit. The tool is simple and produces excellent results. In the past people have said that the special drill bits are not very good. The ones that were part of this purchase were very good.
Answer: yes