Kreg® Pocket-Hole Jig 320

POV: You’re not sure which pocket hole jig to get. AD Don’t worry—you aren’t alone! There are several options, so let’s break it down. For standard size pocket holes, kregjig makes the 320, the 520 and the 720 pocket hole jigs. All three come with the drill bit, the square drive bit, and thickness gauge. They are designed to work with materials between 1/2” and 1 1/2” thick—so most plywoods, 1x and 2x lumber. The 320 is the smallest and least expensive. But, you’ll need to have a clamp to hold it while drilling (that’s not included with the jig). It’s small, easy to store and great for the occasional pocket hole. However, if you’re drilling a lot of them, it’s not the most efficient option. The 520 is a step up. It has a built-in trigger clamp and can be used in either a horizontal or vertical drilling orientation. This jig is small, easy to store and probably the most versatile option of the three. The 720 is my personal favorite. It automatically adjusts for different board thicknesses, so you don’t have to set anything. It’s got fold out support wings for drilling into large panels and on board bit storage. Side note: if you’re wondering what the difference between the 720 and the 720PRO is, it’s the accessories. The actual jigs are exactly the same. The 720PRO just includes the docking station kit. Comment “GUIDE” below and I’ll send you a link to a detailed post on the differences, pros, and cons of each! Kreg Tool also makes two additional “specialty size” pocket hole jigs—the Micro and the XL. The Micro is similar to the 320, only smaller. It’s designed for use in thinner material—specifically 1/2” - 3/4”. This jig makes pocket holes 30% smaller and is great for thin, narrow, or more delicate applications like assembling face frames. Be sure to use pan head pocket hole screws in these smaller holes! The XL jig is similar to the 320, only larger. It’s designed for use in 2x and 4x material and with XL pocket hole screws for strong, sturdy joints when building big. So...which is the best? Well, that’s up to you! Grab your pick and get building on KregTool.com! #kregpartner #kregtool #pocketholejig #kregjig