Love the fact that you made a clear crisp and precise video about what is needed. The real meat!! Thank you so much for not divulging into the BS!! Love it!!
I’ve been trying to wrap my head around how this tool works, and your video explains it perfectly! It seems very accessible, thanks for the great demonstration.
The video was pretty good but something very essential you failed to mention was that those pocket holes you're drilling coincide with the length of a screw as well. You can't necessarily drill a 1" screw into a pocket hole that was drilled for a 2-1/2" screw and vice versa. If done incorrectly, that screw will come out poking through the wood at another end defeating the purpose of pocket holes. And even though a screw is long enough to pierce the second piece of wood, that doesn't mean it's a secure connection because it may have barely reached the other piece but not bitten into it enough to grab securely. Very important to mention that.
This is such an awesome tool. I’m clueless when it comes to carpentry and DIY projects but suddenly have such an interest in doing things on my own. Im starting with learning how to use a drill, then starting with very mini projects. TH-cam will be my best guide moving forward.
I've been using a kreg jig for a couple of years now to repair stuff, but in between projects I forget how to do it. This video is quick and straight to the point. Thanks!!!!
Very clear video but you didn’t mention what length screw you used. Was it 3/4” to correspond to the wood thickness?? In other words, how do you determine what screw to use with each wood thickness??? Otherwise, great video!
@@gccubes1440 I'm in the United States. There are quite a few here, spread out around the country. It's fantastic. It's like a book library but they let you borrow all kinds of hand tools and power tools. There is a small, sliding scale annual membership fee ($20 if you make $20K or less per year, $30 if you make $30K or less per year, etc) and then once you become a member, you can borrow whatever tools they have in their inventory for free for a week at a time. It's run by all volunteers. I love the people there. They are so kind, friendly and helpful.
How in the hell did Kregg sponsor you. They're so expensive that I'm automatically jealous of you. And now having watched it all the way I am not jealous. I see why they sponsored you. The two grooves to hold without a clamp thing......I never knew that. .......I am so ashamed. Bravo sir. BRAVO.
😂 After watching your very nicely done video.i was blowed away how everything was displayed very detailed and very precise it was a great video I was totally awesome. Nice thing is all the things you could do and how you can move it around and get tight Corners I like that and how you fix a table like on the table that was really awesome because a lot of people can't fix that. Keep up the good work
Dude! Why did I not look for this video 6 months a go...that stupid thing has been kicking my a$$ the whole time. Thanks for dumbing it down for "high school level woodworking wanna-bees" like me!
Thank you so so much, so easy to follow! The only part I had to keep stopping was when you attached the piece that holds the clamp in place it kind of went fast. But overall amazing tutorial!
You zipped through this with precision and no BS.
Clear and precise.
Loved it!
Kreg owes you because THIS video sold me on this jig!
I had borrowed one from a friend. Immediately went and bought it. You want this exact one. Grab a clamp - it doesn’t come with it and extra screws.
Love the fact that you made a clear crisp and precise video about what is needed. The real meat!! Thank you so much for not divulging into the BS!! Love it!!
I’ve been trying to wrap my head around how this tool works, and your video explains it perfectly! It seems very accessible, thanks for the great demonstration.
Thing is u have to keep using THEIR screws which are expensive s and way to keep them in business.
You weren’t alone figured it out though and it works good
The video was pretty good but something very essential you failed to mention was that those pocket holes you're drilling coincide with the length of a screw as well. You can't necessarily drill a 1" screw into a pocket hole that was drilled for a 2-1/2" screw and vice versa. If done incorrectly, that screw will come out poking through the wood at another end defeating the purpose of pocket holes. And even though a screw is long enough to pierce the second piece of wood, that doesn't mean it's a secure connection because it may have barely reached the other piece but not bitten into it enough to grab securely. Very important to mention that.
The pocket hole being drilled doesn't determine screw length. The material that your screwing into does.
Thanks for the hot tip dipshit😂
@@konnan442still it would be good to cover the second half of the equation.
This tutorial was simply outstanding and the best one I've seen on this product, and many others in fact
This is such an awesome tool. I’m clueless when it comes to carpentry and DIY projects but suddenly have such an interest in doing things on my own. Im starting with learning how to use a drill, then starting with very mini projects. TH-cam will be my best guide moving forward.
I've been using a kreg jig for a couple of years now to repair stuff, but in between projects I forget how to do it. This video is quick and straight to the point. Thanks!!!!
one of the best reviews ever i have seen for any product, simple , exact , clear no bullshit music and dancing or cats or other shit
Excellent Review. Covered features others didn't explain well and some not at all
after looking thru all the different models and brands of pocket hole this video sold me. i'm getting this one. thanks
Quick, concise and informative. I loved it!!
Other videos were long and drawn out (10 - 30 min.)
Very well done sir. you are now my go to guy!
This is a shining star on youtube how to's!
Great training video. Simple and clear. You showed all the ways this jig can be used. Thanks!!
Best vid on this I've found. I bought the kreg cheapest system about 4 or 5 years ago, and I needed a refresher. Appreciate this!
Thanks this was quick and easy video to understand, unlike some other vids I've seen are like 10 minutes
I bought it today and it's amazing that this is the first time I've seen such a detailed video about it.
Best explanation by far! Thank you!
Great walkthrough! Those two screws to hold the sides of the jig really impressed me... it will come in handy. Thanks so much for this video.
I just bought this and have never made pocket holes before. Now I feel like I can go build a table!
Wow, couldn't be any clearer, simpler, better explained. The explanation is perfect. Thank you!!!
Thank you sooooo much for sharing this jig, you save me money to hire someone for a small job. Your instruction here is easy and simple to understand.
Very clear video but you didn’t mention what length screw you used. Was it 3/4” to correspond to the wood thickness?? In other words, how do you determine what screw to use with each wood thickness??? Otherwise, great video!
yes - the best tutorial of this product where you actually explain what you are talking about. thank you
Instructions were clear, video was great and your intro was concise. Perfect for when you need a refresher for a project!
So well explained!! I would love to know about your clamp table and uts setup. It looks so intuitive.
Best review of a product I have ever seen. Thank you very much.!!!
That was a masterclass. I shall dig out the kit I've had for a year or so and never used !
I thought it was just me.
I was really confused where to start with making pocket holes but you cleared it right up! Thanks!
Thank you. Just borrowed this jig from my local tool library and excited to give it a try!
Oh which country are you from, u can borrow tools that's a big blessing from a tool library
@@gccubes1440 I'm in the United States. There are quite a few here, spread out around the country. It's fantastic. It's like a book library but they let you borrow all kinds of hand tools and power tools. There is a small, sliding scale annual membership fee ($20 if you make $20K or less per year, $30 if you make $30K or less per year, etc) and then once you become a member, you can borrow whatever tools they have in their inventory for free for a week at a time. It's run by all volunteers. I love the people there. They are so kind, friendly and helpful.
probably best video i have watched in a long time Thanks
How in the hell did Kregg sponsor you. They're so expensive that I'm automatically jealous of you. And now having watched it all the way I am not jealous. I see why they sponsored you. The two grooves to hold without a clamp thing......I never knew that. .......I am so ashamed. Bravo sir. BRAVO.
omg!!! what an awesome video!!! i do wood work but want to invest in a jig!!! thank u so much!!!
Just bought this tool and your video is so helpful! Great production value on the video as well.
Cool, I didn't know about the repair functions and was regretting buying the 320 vs. 720. Now I see how useful it is! Thanks.
Wow what an amazingly concise video. Bravo!! I didn't even realize how versatile this thing was when I bought it lol
Very helpful. Short, sweet and to the point.
The best Kreg video ever!
Just bought this item, and found this video, brilliant!
Great video. Just picked one up today at Home Depot. Going to try my hand at making a stereo cabinet.
BEST VIDEO EVER AND I HAVE WATCHED MANY
Great Video!! What is the item description of that black Kreg table with the slot you are using. I really like that. Thank you in advance.
Thank you for this. The jig is a nice tool at a good price.
Thank you, Kreg need to buy this video from you and include it in their kits. I almost took mine back because I did not understand how to use.
Your explanation is fully understood and appreciated. Every info covered.
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After watching your very nicely done video.i was blowed away how everything was displayed very detailed and very precise it was a great video I was totally awesome. Nice thing is all the things you could do and how you can move it around and get tight Corners I like that and how you fix a table like on the table that was really awesome because a lot of people can't fix that. Keep up the good work
Dude! Why did I not look for this video 6 months a go...that stupid thing has been kicking my a$$ the whole time. Thanks for dumbing it down for "high school level woodworking wanna-bees" like me!
Great video. Very helpful with your descriptions. Thank you much!
Excellent review, just received my jig with a free clamp on promo, will definitely start making some minor house repair now..
best way to decide if the product fits my needs.
Wow! FANTASTIC video, im excited to try pocket hole joinery to build a gate for my chicken yard!
What is that amazing workbench? I need a Kreg Pocket Hole Jig 320 for mother's day!
(As an aside, I love your drill-storage build.)
Informative, organized, clear video. Thank you👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks for the instructions, very simple ! You made it very easy to understand. Job well done.
I just bought 1 set to use it in the Philippines. Thank you for giving me an ideas ways to use the pocket holes. :) I like you video.
This was a very quick and helpful video, thank you!
That was the best how to video I have seen for the kreg jig 320
Thank you so so much, so easy to follow! The only part I had to keep stopping was when you attached the piece that holds the clamp in place it kind of went fast. But overall amazing tutorial!
This is a concise and amazing video. Thank you.
Thank you i just got one and this vid helps a lot.
Great design. Does the plastic feel like good quality/ durable? Thanks for the video
thank you for sharing your instructions on the pocket hole jig. it was extremely helpful
Great explanation! Now to try it out…
Thanks!!
Excellent explanation on every piece! Thank you!
Thank you so much! I needed this crash course today!
Great video. First time user of a Pocket Jig. Looking forward to some cabinet fab. Your video was excellent - explained things others just "skipped".
Great video. I am thinking of buying the kit and this has convinced me to buy. Much appreciated.
Very nice. About to know go and use my Kreg 320.
Nice and concise review! Thank you for posting it. Picked up a Pocket-Hole Jig 320.
Thank you! Good luck with your jig. You're going to enjoy it!
You're right. It tells everything about this jig in very informative concise video.... Really thanks.
Great refresher vid I forgot how it worked thank u 👍
Excellent tutorial and demonstrations.
Just got one today gonna redo my garage :)
Great review! I hope to see more videos from your channel in the next future.
Thank you! I'm glad this was helpful for you!
Awesome video! Very detailed and clear instructions for someone unsure which jig to buy. Thank you. Have subscribed to your channel.
Great video. Thanks. Tell me about that workbench top vise setup.
Thanks so much Scott, I recently found your birdhouse plans and now see you’re on you tube! Love this review and your channel! 🙏
Excellent tutorial. To the point and communicated well.
The table is what I want!
Thank you, this was very helpful.
i like this video, fast and meaningful
You're doing gots work brother
Great video you are a pro! Thanks.
This makes so much sense!
Fantastic job, a great help!!!
Very, very and very educational!.... Thanks...
Very informative. Great review thank you
Very helpful, thanks!
Very well explained, thanks.
Great video!
Nice - What is that table that you use? Is there a chart with what length screws to use with what wood? Thanks
Great video! Is there a special name for that clamp you used?
Thanks for the review. Nice affordable kit to get into pocket hole work.
By heck they make some nice gear, thanks for the video.
Thank you!
great video
Nice kit, very versatile. I tend not to use the clamp pad, seems to get in the way more thsn than helping.
Holy crap they've made a lot of adjustments since I bought my first when they came out. More adaptability in the design.
Whoa!!! Thanks dude! 👍
fast to the point. thank you.
Where can I look up that work bench with that rail system? What kind of accessories could I use on it other than the clamp?