Safety Wire Drill Jig

The Safety Wire Drill Jig by KING RACING PRODUCTS is a precision fixture designed for marine mechanics, boat builders, and restoration specialists who demand clean, consistent drilling for safety wire installations. Whether you're securing fasteners on an engine block, transmission mount, or critical structural component, this jig eliminates guesswork and ensures professional-grade results every time. Safety wire is essential in marine applications where vibration and saltwater exposure demand absolute fastener security—and this drill jig makes the process repeatable and foolproof.

Engineered from black anodized aluminum, the Safety Wire Drill Jig accommodates fasteners ranging from 10-32 to 3/4 inch, making it versatile across engine block bolt patterns, transmission case studs, and frame hardware common in recreational and commercial marine engines. The jig includes precision 1/16 inch drill bits sized to pass through safety wire without binding, ensuring clean holes that won't distort fastener seats or compromise thread integrity. Anodized aluminum construction resists corrosion from saltwater spray and bilge moisture, critical concerns for equipment stored in marine environments, while the compact 6.2-inch length and lightweight 0.79-pound design make it portable enough to keep in your engine compartment toolkit.

Boaters performing DIY engine maintenance, professional marine technicians, and restoration shops benefit most from this jig's ability to maintain consistency across multiple fastener installations. The kit format means you receive everything needed—fixture, bits, and fastener guides—so you can drill and wire critical components without improvising alignment or bit sizes. Compatible with standard 10-32 through 3/4-inch bolt circles found on inboard and outboard engines, this jig proves invaluable when rebuilding fuel systems, ignition components, or structural fasteners where safety wire retention is non-negotiable. Keep one onboard for emergency repairs or in your workshop for season-end maintenance.