Pocket Hole Placement Tip!
Although the K2000 Kreg Jig
®
is designed
to work with three of the most common
material thicknesses, a homemade spacer
can always be added to the base of the jig
to position a pocket hole in
any thickness
of material. Just remember that a 1/8”
change in spacer height will move the exit
point of the screw 1/24” on the workpiece.
Always check the amount of screw travel
in a scrap piece of material.
K2000 Kreg Jig® Tips and Tricks
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What happens when you want to drill pocket holes
in a large 4’ x 8’ sheet of plywood? No need to try
and manhandle the large piece into an upright
position, just simply lay the plywood onto a work-
bench with the last 12” or so overhanging the edge
of the workbench. Detach the K2000 Kreg Jig
®
from its mounted position and clamp it directly to
the edge of the plywood as shown in FIG 14.
TIP
Figure
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How to use the Support Wings.How to use the Support Wings.
How to use the Support Wings.How to use the Support Wings.
How to use the Support Wings.
The Kreg Jig
®
ProPack includes two identical support
wings that serve two purposes.
1. When placed in-line with the base of the jig they
hold large panels perpendicular to the drill guides to
assure accurate pocket hole placement.
2. They feature depth collar set-up gauges that help
to quickly set drilling depths for various material
thicknesses. (Always set the
STEP
of the drill bit to
the mark on wing for accurate depth).
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Panel
(Front view of jig)
(Top view of support wing)
3/4”
1/2” 1-1/2”
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