Pocket Screw Jig

Build a Coffee Table Part 1

Blogit — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 20:39:36 +0000

Kreg K4 jig system

Keith Flippen stars in this four part series to build a great looking coffee table complete with chairs that tuck under the table top. Not only is the seating stored out of the way, but you will also have additional storage inside the seats. The video features Keith using the Kreg Jig K4 to make his pocket holes. Nice choice Keith! You can read more about the jig here.

Here’s a list of the lumber used in the project.

5 pine boards, 1 x 10 x 6 (#1163)

7 pine boards, 1 x 8 x 6 (#1160)

16 pine boards, 1 x 2 x 6 pine (#1205)

1 pine board, 1 x 2 x 4 pine (#1204)

9 poplar boards, 2 x 2 x 36 poplar (#8346)

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Jig Saw use | Reverse Shoe on Jig Saw

Blogit — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 20:46:31 +0000

Black & Decker JS680V 6 Amp Jig Saw with Smart Select

-We have a special for you today. We are going to start showing educational and how to videos to help you get more ideas for projects and cool ways to use your tools. Today we get a sneak peak at how Jon Olson gets more functionality out of his Jig Saw. Watch what happens when high school teacher Jon Olson teaches how to reverse the shoe on your Jig Saw. Can this technique help you with some of your projects? If so, leave us a comment, we love to hear what you think. Leave a comment below.

Looking for a good Jig saw? This one ships for free with super saver shipping!

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Pocket Screw Jig Skills: 90° Panel Joints

Blogit — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 19:54:17 +0000

Kreg KHC-RAC Right Angle Clamp

90 Degree Panel Joints

You will Learn to create 90 degree panel joints fast and easy with your new Kreg Jig®. Panel joints can be used in bookshelves, or cabinets, and more. Correct usage of Kreg’s Right Angle Clamp, spacers, and where to place your Pocket-Holes. For additional information about this and other Pocket screw jig tools visit www.pocketscrewjig.org. Ready to buy? Click here or the Picture to the left and it will take you to the product page. Don’t miss out on this excellent video. You will learn a lot of great information that you can’t get anywhere else. What are you waiting for? Watch the video, then take massive action building your own 90 degree panel joints! Enjoy!

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kreg jig k3 master system

Blogit — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 04:06:41 +0000

Kreg Jig K3 Master System

K3MS

You are going to love this Kreg pocket hole jig. Pocket hole joinery is one of the fastest, easiest and strongest ways to put two pieces of wood together. You don’t need to have lots of expensive tools to build professional quality projects. Of course you don’t want to use pocket hole joinery for areas where the holes would be exposed, but there are lots and lots of applications where you can use this technology.

The Kreg jig k3 master system is built with you in mind, Kreg understands that you don’t need a bunch of tools, what you need is dependability and ease of use without sacrificing quality. Kreg knows woodworking and they have a fantastic line of tools.

When you are working with wood you want it done right and many times it needs to be done as quickly as possible. If you are a carpenter, furniture maker or cabinet maker, you count on your tools to pull their own weight and then some. Well with the Kreg Jig K3 Master System you won’t be disappointed. Here’s why:

Easily make face-frames for cabinets
Effortless alignment, just hold in place and screw together
No need to match drill mating pieces
No gluing needed in many cases
Much faster than other joinery methods
Perfect fit every time

When you are working with wood you want quality results whether you work with it every day, or occasionally. Even if you’ve never built a thing with wood the Kreg Jig K3 Master System will give you confidence and soon you will be making high quality joints in record time. Your friends will be amazed at the quality and strength of your projects.

Click here to get your Kreg Jig K3 Master System today!

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Kreg Ensemble gabarit professionnel K3

Blogit — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 15:05:08 +0000

Kreg Modèle K3MS – Ensemble de menuiserie par excellence KREG Le système professionnel Kreg Jig est le guide de perçage de trous de vis cachés par excellence sur le marché. Il représente un excellent choix pour tous les amateurs de menuiserie.

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Screw Pocket Jig

Blogit — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 19:44:47 +0000

Try using a Screw Pocket Jig from Kreg on your next project. For instance, the Kreg R3 Jr. Pocket Hole Jig System is one of the most popular of the pocket hole tools from Kreg. This kit gets you started with pocket joinery. You can do everything with this from building face frames for bookshelves, to fixing your favorite stool. It works great, but be advised that you should also invest in Kreg bench clamp also in order to hold the joints flush while assembling. It is difficult to hold your material flush when drilling so the bench clamp is pretty much a requirement. Don’t forget to get plenty of pocket hole screws for your project.

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Pocket Hole Machines

Blogit — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 15:12:22 +0000

Pocket Hole Machines are packed with features that will help to make all of your woodworking projects a breeze Pocket hole machines help you make professional strong joints for cabinet building, making furniture, building bookcases and more. The only limit to using pocket hole machines is your imagination.

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Trim Carpentry Tools

Blogit — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 19:45:50 +0000

Gary Striegler is a master carpenter with over 25 years of hands-on experience. Gary is Known all over for his time tested use of proven trim and home beautification techniques, Gary is a strong advocate for anything that helps him get the job done faster, without sacrificing the strength and longevity of his work. Gary is the host of Kregs detailed Trim Carpentry DVD (from which these short clips were taken), which walks you through skills and strategies designed to speed your work and improve the quality of your finished product by building with Pocket-Screw Joinery. What Pocket-Holes let you do, is build better projects, faster, and really with less skill. -Gary Striegler

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Blogit — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 19:45:37 +0000

Woodworking projects made easy! The Kreg jig is the tool that is taking the “do it yourself” world by storm! Many professional woodworkers have relied on the Kreg jig for years. With this tool you can easily make strong and beautiful wood joints. The great thing about the Kreg jig is that you don’t need to know any complicate math, you don’t need to use any glue and maybe the best point, you don’t need to buy any expensive sanders, saws or routers. Since the Kreg jig comes with it’s own clamping system you also have all the clamps that you will need to get the job done right!

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Kreg Mini Jig

Blogit — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 18:09:43 +0000

The Kreg Mini Jig is an economic single hole pocket kit which includes the jig, the pocket hole bit, the stop collar and wrench. This little jewel of a tool will allow you to make one pocket hole at a time for those hard to reach areas. Features include hardened steel drill guide and fiberglass reinforced nylon body which comes complete with a chip extraction hole and plug setter that is incorporated into the base of the jig.

Here’s a review from one satisfied customer

“I bought this kit to build frames for a raised panel heirloom chest. I considered buying the Rocket jig, but since this one was so much cheaper and would get the job done, I opted for the less expensive variety.

A couple of test pieces went well, so I went ahead and plunged into my assembling my frames. When you’re only cutting a few holes, you don’t miss the extras that come with the Rocket, but after a while I began thinking how much easier my life would be had I bought the more expensive kit. That being said, my pocket holes look great and work really well. These things are solid! I love the fact that you don’t have to wait for glue to dry. I haven’t tested the joints to failure, but I’ve put significant force on them, with no ill results.

Insofar as choosing the less expensive option, I was reminded of what my Dad always says…buy the cheaper one, and you’ll regret it every time you use it. Buy the more expensive one, and you only regret it when you have to pay for it. But I’ve already thrown so much money at this heirloom chest project that I needed to start paring back somewhere!

A little advice for those who do purchase this kit: I found that I could use my Quick-Grip clamps for clamping down the jig to the workpiece and drilling the holes. When it comes to screwing in the pocket screws, however, I got much better results from clamping the whole thing together pretty firmly with a C-clamp and then screwing in the screws with a cordless drill. Good luck!”