I picked up a plate and gave a few things a whirl. It is great for setting up named workspaces with up to 32mm holes, sockets, or hinges. The reticle and fence make it easy to align. I do have some concerns about the longevity of the little black clips on the fence mechanism.
For doing say 3 or 5 x 32mm holes for shelf pins, it is much simpler than pulling out my Woodpeckers jig, putting in a guide bushing and bit and using the plunge router. I just designed a workspace with 5x32mm holes set 37mm off the fence zero point. So, I can call up the workspace and knock them out. I typically use the Lamello Divario for fixed shelves as it adds more rigidity to a cabinet, and only occasionally use adjustable pegs when I'm not sure of the end use of the cabinet. If you want a full set of system 32 holes, then the LRSYS32 is the way to go.
Blum hinges are another use reasonable. OK, so it's slower than my Blum EcoDrill (about 1min 30 per inserta on my timings). But, I do find the Blum jig can soon blunt the cutter in MDF requiring a lot of force and the way it blocks up and needs cleaning out after every hinge is a real pain point.
I wouldn't use it in a production environment, but occasionally installing 4 hinges in a finished cabinet saves having so many jigs around. And, it's not a replacement for a full-size CNC if that's what you really want or need.
