GOINGMAKE All Metal Pocket Hole Jig Kit
Three-hole pocket jig for face frames and carcasses
GM-G140
GOINGMAKE Corner Clamps, 45 and 90°
Holds two boards at 90 or 45° for glue-up
Screwed or glued
A pocket screw joins a face frame or a carcass in minutes and holds as soon as it is driven. The pocket hole jig drills three 3/8 in holes at once in stock from 1/2 to 1-3/4 in thick, on the bench or loose as a portable guide. A dowel joint takes longer and hides completely. The dowel jig centers its bushings on a line you mark across both parts and drills three holes at a time.
Either way, the corner has to stay square while you drive or glue. The corner clamps hold two boards at 90 or 45 degrees, for boxes, drawers and frames.
These jigs come from cabinet and joinery jigs and clamps and sharpening in GOINGMAKE jigs and guides.
Questions
Questions about the GOINGMAKE joinery jigs
What stock can you drill in the GOINGMAKE pocket hole jig?
From 1/2 to 1-3/4 in, set on the inch and millimeter scale of the jig.
Which dowel sizes can you drill with the GOINGMAKE dowel jig?
1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 in, three holes at a time, with edge stops in 1/8 in steps.