• Patented View Port allows you to see through the driller to quickly and easily position it over the existing pre-cut axle slots so you can drill the axle slot straight. Once the holes are drilled, you can push in your axles with your finger and they will be straight.
• The PRO Driller is adjustable so it will fit ANY pinewood derby block; BSA Cub Scout, Awana, Pine-Car, Royal Rangers, etc. (A non-adjustable tools requires shims or sanding your block to make it fit.)
• It's blue!

Drilling Straight Axle Holes Into Axle Slots

1. Slide the PRO Driller™ over the axle slot and position it by looking through the View Ports.



2. Slide a drill bit into the top hole of the PRO Driller™ so you can see the drill bit slide into the axle slot.
3. While holding the PRO Driller™ tight against the block, tighten the two screws to lock it in place.
4. Clamp the PRO Driller™ tool so it doesn't move.
5. Gently insert your drill bit into the top guide hole and drill to create an accurate straight axle hole in the axle slot.

Drilling 2.5 Degree Angled Holes

1. Follow the same procedure as above to position and secure the Driller
2. Gently insert your drill bit into the Left or Right guide hole and drill to create an angled axle hole. An angled axle hole will make your wheels migrate away from the car body where there is less friction. Less friction means your car will go faster.

Drilling a Raised Wheel

Drilling a raised wheel for your pinewood derby car is easy.

1. Just align and secure the PRO Driller™ Tool so the raised wheel hole is above the left (or right) front axle hole.
2. Then drill into the bottom, center guide hole.

Drilling holes for an extended wheelbase

1. Slide the PRO Driller over the end of the block where the axle slot is furthest away (1 3/8") from the edge of the block.
2. Position the driller so the holes will be the exact distance from the edge of the block (7/8") as the holes on the other side.
3. Secure the Driller as described above.
4. Drill your axle holes on both sides of the block
5. Then fill the unused axle slot with wood filler to cover it up

How to Use the Pro Driller™ Tool

1. Loosen the two screws to open the PRO Driller™, then put it over your car.



2. Position the PRO Driller™ by sliding it where you want to drill. Use our exclusive View Port if you want to drill the axle slot so your axles are perfectly straight.



3. Squeeze the sides of the PRO Driller™ so it is snug to the block, then tighten the two screws.
4. Use a clamp to secure the PRO Driller™ to your block so it doesn't move.



5. Insert your drill bit into the hole you want and start your drill. Be sure to gently slide the drill bit in and out a few times to clear the wood chips and to make a clean hole.

USAGE HINTS:

• To make the axle hole deep enough, be sure the drill bit extends 1.5"
• Carefully insert your drill be and be sure it is straight so you don't torque the drill bit and snap it off!
• When drilling with small diameter drill bits, be careful to insert (and back out) the drill bit perfectly straight. The drill bit is made of durable steel, but the diameter is only 2.2mm. Your drill is powerful and big, and the 2.2mm drill bit is thin and small. You can easily put a lot of angular force on the drill bit. So, don’t angle your drill or you will snap the drill bit!