•Face drill holes and edge-to-edge joints: Adjust the drill bit depth stop to the board thickness and dowel length (you do not need additional tools for this). Place the dowel-master on the face edge of the board and secure it between the two centring bolts. Now you can drill into the exact centre of the face side of the board. For edge-to-edge joints, clamp both boards to the workbench. Push the dowel-master with the guide slot over the inserted dowel pin in the first board and drill through the bush.
•Corner joints: For corner joints, start by drilling all the holes in the face side as described above. Glue the dowel pins into the face holes and then adjust the stop of the dowel-master to them. To do this, guide the dowel pin into the appropriate bush, align the stop with the side of the board and secure the position using the adjusting screw. Then lay the face board on the undrilled board. The dowel-master accommodates the dowel pin in the guide slot. You can start drilling once the stop is seated firmly against the lower board edge.
•T-butt joints: The Wolfcraft dowel-master makes short work of T-butt joints too. Once you have drilled the first board on the face side and the dowel pins are firmly glued in place, start working on the counterpart. Draw the middle of the bottom on the sideboard and clamp the bottom with the already glued dowel pins 4 cm away from this line. Push the dowel-master with the correct guide slot over the dowel pin and drill through the bush on the top of the dowel-master. Now the boards are ready to be glued.