True Position Puck Light Jig

[rnt80]

http://truepositiontools.com/light-wire-jigs/tp-plj-puck-light-jig/

Thoughts?  I do enough home offices and built ins that this looks intriguing.

 

[bobfog]

Looks like a decent piece of kit to me. If you do enough of that sort of thing then I'd say go for it.

 

[jmbfestool]

Looks pretty nifty

 

[Cheese]

If you do a bunch of that stuff it would make sense...for a one or twosey...the tariff is a might high.

 

[TomGadwa1]

I own the True Position tool that is for drawer and door handles and knobs. It is a great tool that is very well made. I  am certain you would be pleased with the results from this tool as well. My two cents!

 

[joiner1970]

Looks a well made tool but seems a bit pricey.

Over here we use a lot of led tape now so lights can be hidden a lot easier.

 

[DoubleL]

I too own their cabinet hardware jig and find it to be an extremely well made tool. 

I've seen the Puck light tool displayed at a woodworking show, and if I did any number of puck light installations I would love to have one.  It seemed extremely well made and perfect for the job. 

Certainly not inexpensive, but if you do a lot of puck lights it would probably pay for itself quickly in efficiency and time saved.

 

[Holmz]

Now I am looking at their other jig.

Been looking at this puck jig and the daughter wants a makeup table... This could be ideal for that as well a bunch of built in work that the Haus-Boss has for me to do.

Most of our local MDF stuff is 15-mm, so it looks like the Hafele LOOX 3001 LEDs requires only a 7/16" depth...
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[Kev]

I really like this.

Could those with experience comment on whether this leaves a noticeably weak or soft section if the puck is installed on the underside of a 5/8" shelf?