How to Use the Kreg Pocket Hole Jig 310 - Honest Review

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  • Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
  • Wondering whether pocket hole jigs are worth the money? This is a review of the Kreg Pock Hole Jig 310. We'll be going over how to use a pocket hole jig, the purpose of a pocket hole, and all the small details that pertain to the setup! Stay tuned to find out how you can win your own pocket hole jig 310 set within the next month or so!
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  • @angelmahaffey4906
    @angelmahaffey4906 9 місяців тому +1

    Thank you for your demonstration. So far your video has been the best. I've never used one before so I was looking for a video for dummies basically. I used to watch my dad use these all the time before he passed but I was just always his helper, never doing anything on my own. I just purchased a used rabbit hutch I'm going to try to convert it over to a mini chicken coop bc I have a sick chicken that I need placed away from my flock until she's feeling better. I need to put some height into the bottom of the hutch so my little one will have enough room to stand up comfortably. After watching your video I think I'm ready to give it a try. Thank you again for going slow and being so detailed.

  • @stevel303
    @stevel303 2 роки тому +2

    I picked one up yesterday and just stopped by for a demonstration to make sure I'm using it correctly. For under $25 this seems like a great addition to anyone's tool box. Now I just need to find a small bag or container to keep the peices together.

    • @ReviewsMadeSimple
      @ReviewsMadeSimple  2 роки тому +1

      I definitely agree. In terms of value, the product is a steal. I've used this on dozens of projects and it has held up well.

  • @billnorris4372
    @billnorris4372 2 роки тому +2

    Just getting started with cabinet building. I'm likely start out with the 310 and then graduate up once I get comfortable and find the need for a bigger unit. I really like the way you presented everything

    • @ReviewsMadeSimple
      @ReviewsMadeSimple  2 роки тому

      I sincerely appreciate the kind words. Thank you for watching!

  • @lovedisplayedministries9002
    @lovedisplayedministries9002 Місяць тому +1

    already bought one of these jigs was looking up how to use it. Thanks for the video. I built wood butcherblock countertops but need to join them together. Using the pocket holes to do that as a clamp while the glue sets. Thanks again

    • @ReviewsMadeSimple
      @ReviewsMadeSimple  Місяць тому

      Thanks for watching! This thing is honestly helpful in so many ways

  • @resonatedave
    @resonatedave 2 роки тому +1

    This looks awesome! I would use it to build cabinets in my pantry. I was trying to figure out how to make good right angle joints in plywood, and this seems perfect

    • @ReviewsMadeSimple
      @ReviewsMadeSimple  2 роки тому

      It's a great accessory for sure! Thanks for watching, David!

  • @azycray4801
    @azycray4801 2 роки тому +1

    I'm going to use one to install backing behind drywall between the studs to support some speaker hangers.

  • @lonniechartrand
    @lonniechartrand 5 місяців тому +2

    At the 3:00 mark, if the "looks" does not matter, in other words, if you are not worried about seeing the pocket holes, it is BEST to drill from the OUTSIDE of the piece, directing the screws towards the INSIDE of the piece, which gives it even more strength as the screw is FARTHER from the edge of the wood.

  • @ramananvenkataraman4594
    @ramananvenkataraman4594 2 місяці тому +1

    I will build french cleats for my balcony garden

  • @steelsunpi
    @steelsunpi 2 роки тому +1

    I'd use one to build some end tables.

  • @lonniechartrand
    @lonniechartrand 5 місяців тому

    I have two of these jigs and I like them a LOT!
    They are especially useful in REPAIRING furniture, and pieces where you have limited clamping space.
    Your video does not address the fact that you can take the jig body apart for working in tight places, one of it's BEST features.

  • @elchequillogarza7433
    @elchequillogarza7433 2 роки тому +1

    I want one to build a dry bar counter.

  • @gummittgiantcleaver7622
    @gummittgiantcleaver7622 2 роки тому +1

    Im replacing a gate and want to have the strongest joints

  • @crystalplaisance2465
    @crystalplaisance2465 Рік тому

    Just checked the reviews to see if any negative comments where made or if anybody identified your faults you tried tricking people into believing..SMH..You was definitely paid for this review..I tried stepping many different ways to test the strength and it held every way so it's really strong..LMAO..FIRST STEP YOU PUT ALL YA WEIGHT ON THE FRONT BALL OF YOUR FOOT WHICH HAPPENED TO BE RIGHT WHERE THE STRAIGHT PIECE OR TOP PARTS AT,NEXT YOU STEPPED ON THE JUST THE LEG PART BUT WHEN PUTTING YA WEIGHT ON IT YOU BASICALLY JUMPED SO YA WEIGHT REALLY WASN'T ON IT..SMH..(THE SHIT US HUMANS FALL FOR)!!

    • @ReviewsMadeSimple
      @ReviewsMadeSimple  Рік тому

      Think about it, my channel is way too small to get paid by a big company like this one. Everything in here's real.
      If it isn't working for you, you might be setting it up wrong, unfortunately. I'm more than happy to try and answer any questions to clear anything up!
      Kreg sent me two of these so that I can share them to random viewers. But as far as an actual payment, I was not paid.