Watch this before buying a pocket hole jig // Kreg 320 Independent Review

If you're considering buying a pocket hole jig then make sure you watch this video. In it i'll be reviewing the Kreg 320 pocket hole jig after a few years of use.

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[Turner-Be-Thy-Real-Name]

Ah those internet window shopping pipe dreams. Great and straight to the point video. Getting one based on your demonstration. Cheers.

[mcfadde]

Appreciate having a short but thorough (and pleasantly humorous) video review. Was debating which Kreg jig to buy and this definitely helped me decide. Keep up the videos!

[skinnydee]

Thank you Ben for this wonderful video! I'll be going to the hardware within the next forty-five minutes to buy one of these 320-pocket hole jigs. Thank you again and God bless 🙏🌹

[awlthatwoodcrafts]

I got the 320 a few years ago and it is a great way to get started with pockethole joinery. No need to spend the extra money on the larger jigs if you're not sure. The 320 will get the job done without frustration.

[richardpcrowe]

I once attended a U.S. Navy school on how to write instructions for equipment, If I had submitted the instruction booklet which accompanied my KREG 320 jig as my final project, I would have received a failing grade.

[Killerstorm]

Thanks for the straight forward quick guide

[happychappyy]

What else should be bought along with the 320 to start working straight away? Extra screws, clamps? Anything else? Also linking to amazon au would be great for us aussies to support your channel

[billyblackie]

Sounds good and useful Ben but I have one but all I need is to learn how to use it properly. Videos mostly run through using one but only good for carpenters and young people to pick up on. I'm just a retired person trying to do a hobby and learn to use things. Age slows brain information intake and hard to find decent know how's. I tried using mine a few times and either drill bit is too close or too far back to or from wood or the screw is not in correctly and joint is not strong. Do you have a video on decent tutoring on actually how to use this jig please especially for people like me in my 60s thanks

[mindkiller]

Thanks, mate. Was wandering which jig to start with.

[badmatt]

What exactly are the differences with Kreg KPHJ920 KPHJ320 KPHJ310.

[nickvaughan]

Hi Ben, can I use this on a 45 degree mitre joint as I want to build some bookcases?

[xucaen]

How do you use it to join two pieces of wood?

[matthoffman]

So far I’ve drilled some of the blue plastic and the grey stopper. Why they would make this out of plastic is beyond me. But besides that I can’t figure out how to drill holes up or down the width of the board. Length is easy enough but it just seems too big when trying to do it across a 4inch piece of wood even without the stopper.

[smellygoatacres]

Pockets screws. For those who can't mortise or dovetail.

[byrne]

The problem with jigs for everything is that you never learn the skill of woodworking. I think these should be for trademen only, hobbyists should try and learn to do some joints and pick up a new skill.