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Mini X Miller Dowel Kit

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The Miller Dowel Mini-X is designed for joining 1/2” stock and was developed specifically for use in projects using thinner solid woods, plywood or laminate. The MINI-X is available in Birch, Cherry, Red Oak and Black Walnut giving woodworkers the opportunity to blend similar woods or to design combinations that contrast different species. Mini X dowels are 1-5/8" long and 1/4" at their largest diameter. This kit includes a step bit and 50 dowels. Bits have reduced shanks to fit any 3/8" or larger chuck.



  • Simple - fast and easy to use
  • Ideal for use on a wide range of wood projects
  • Simple and easy alternative to traditional blind dowels, biscuits, brads, or dovetails
  • Versatile - use in any woodworking project
  • To repair or reinforce joints on older furniture or wood furniture of all kinds


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    Comments about Mini X Miller Dowel Kit :

    I've seen this at Woodcraft, picked it up even and inspected but never purchased. Then I had a delicate project to glue up but wasn't confident the glue alone would be as structurally sound as it needed to be. I first thought about using standard dowel pins but was concerned with keeping the hole straight as I drilled with a cordless drill. When I rememberd these dowel pins, off I headed to Woodcraft to purchase. As with every new little gadget, I am not a believer but willing to try. These are absolutely the easiest things to use! I drilled the holes about half-trigger speed and found that once the bit was down about half way, it aligned itself for a straight hole. When I removed the bit, I made sure the hole didn't have any debris in it before gluing the dowel and inserting. When inserting, you will need a hammer as the dowel gets tighter as you near getting it fully seated. I do recommend practicing with a few test runs just to get the feel for it. There's a mark on the drill bit so you will know how deep to drill. This will allow you to get the dowel fully seated with just a slight bump remaining to sand down. Another side benefit is that there is a selection of dowels for the most common species. I used walnut dowels with my oak project to give it a little contrast.

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