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    This has tweaked my interest. I saw some advert on Foxtel about join a jig which got me looking into pocket hike jigs. Would love to see some project pics of people using this method.


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    Quote Originally Posted by nogi View Post
    This has tweaked my interest. I saw some advert on Foxtel about join a jig which got me looking into pocket hike jigs. Would love to see some project pics of people using this method.


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    I have owned the Kreg jig for 10 years now (one of the original ones). I saw the join-a-jig ad on foxtel and then did a search about it. Found something on the whirlpool forums. Person was not happy with it and it costs the same as the Kreg master system ($199).
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    I did my entire Kitchen Reno Cupboard carcasses with Kreg pocket hole jig

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    Kreg is rock solid when drilling and has hardened guides which are long enough not to allow any play. My Kreg is the original which is the plate kind with the 2 holes, I also have the single. It is essential to use the clamps as per the instructions.

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    Just caught part of the TV join a jig infomercial, - it is very obvious when he is drilling through the black guide that it is not only moving sideways but up and down - this should not happen with a quality jig. Looks very much like an El Cheapo Kreg knockoff but that is my opinion.
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    Thanks guys


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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob38S View Post
    Kreg is rock solid when drilling and has hardened guides which are long enough not to allow any play. My Kreg is the original which is the plate kind with the 2 holes, I also have the single. It is essential to use the clamps as per the instructions.

    Edit
    Just caught part of the TV join a jig infomercial, - it is very obvious when he is drilling through the black guide that it is not only moving sideways but up and down - this should not happen with a quality jig. Looks very much like an El Cheapo Kreg knockoff but that is my opinion.
    Bob, I also saw that on the ad. Someone on whirlpool forum said that he had to use extra clamps to keep the timber from moving. He also damaged one of the drill guides. Not only a cheap knock off but basically same price as the Kreg. They give screws additional but no clamp as in the Kreg master kit.
    Les

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