Since the Kreg Jig drill bits are square, all of the Kreg pocket hole screws have a square drive as well.Ĭheck out some of my favorite projects using pocket hole joinery! My indoor cat house, dollhouse bookcase, plywood planter with hairpin legs, modern kids play table, DIY kids workbench, and my outdoor coffee table made with pavers. I have a whole tutorial post on this topic if you ever run in to this issue. If you have a hard time reaching a pocket hole in a tight space, you can use a right-angle drill bit as a workaround. It’s nice to have different length options for different projects. If you get the Kreg Jig K4 Master System, you’ll also get a #2 square bit that is only 3 inches long. This is the bit you’ll use to drive your pocket hole screws into the pocket holes you made using the spiral-looking step bit. The Kreg Jig K4 also comes with a #2 square-drive bit that is 6 inches long, so pretty long. This is helpful because it prevents you from driving the screw out the other side of the material. That basically means that it gives you the space to drive your pocket hole screws, but also builds in a place for the screw heads to rest when the screw is all the way in. This nifty little guy drills a pilot and clearance hole at the same time. This is the spiral-looking bit that has an adjustable collar on it that will move based on the material you’re using (more on that later). To actually drill your pocket holes, you’ll use the step bit that comes with the Kreg Jig K4. 🙂 What kind of drill bit does the Kreg Jig K4 Use? If I’m being honest, I hate filling pocket holes. Although some projects require filling the pocket holes for a seamless look, I am often able to place the pocket holes in hidden areas. It also creates a beautiful joint with a hidden screw. This type of wood joinery leads to faster and stronger joints. Then, you can join that piece of wood into another piece of wood by driving a pocket hole screw down through the hole and into the second piece. Pocket hole joinery is a method of joining pieces of wood together by drilling a hole at an angle in one piece of wood. So I guess I’m like a 6th grader with woodworking. I would classify myself as an elementary woodworker who is now very comfortable with basic to mid-range projects. Kreg calls it “the easy way to build with wood,” and I can attest to that. The Kreg Jig K4 is designed for DIYers new to pocket hole joinery. Okay, so what is the Kreg Jig K4? And what’s a pocket hole? So I wanted to have something to link to if you’re wondering how the heck you use a Kreg Jig, what it’s for, and why it’s great. I know it won’t be the first Kreg Jig tutorial on the internet, but I do a lot of projects with my Kreg Jig K4.
KREG SCREW GUIDE HOW TO
Who is ready for a super long post that has everything you need to know about how to use a Kreg Jig K4? Because that’s what I’ve got for you today. The Complete Guide to the Kreg Jig K4 System
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