A Kreg Jig is a type of tool used to join wood. Kreg Jigs can help you drill what are known as pocket holes, which allow screws to be inserted at an angle. Because the screws run along the grain of the wood rather than through it, the joint will be much stronger and more secure.

So once you've cut your wood with your saw your next step is to use your correcting. And before we had our Craig jigs we would have to pre drill and countersink.

Since our humble beginning as a family-owned company in 1989, the Kreg name has become synonymous with pocket-hole joinery. Woodworkers of all skill levels have come to trust our products time and time again. Pocket-Hole Jigs. Jig System Components. Pocket-Hole Screws & Plugs.

Thickness it's easy to adjust your bit depth using the included stop block and the knob on the back.

Step. Then flip the bits insert and drive in the screw. It's a lot faster than having to remove a drill bit and chuck in a driver bit every time.

Step. Then flip the bits insert and drive in the screw. It's a lot faster than having to remove a drill bit and chuck in a driver bit every time.

Step. Then flip the bits insert and drive in the screw. It's a lot faster than having to remove a drill bit and chuck in a driver bit every time.

Their hold is longer-lasting and stronger. And since screws are so strong, there is less of a worry about the durability and hold. So it gives the material more of a piece of mind when done. Since screws offer a strong and tight bond with their adjoining material, this makes them less susceptible to rusting.

Screws have more holding power than nails, so they are better for heavy jobs like hanging doors. For the same reason, they are better than nails for joining low density materials, like particle board. They will also grip better in the end grain of wood.

Their hold is longer-lasting and stronger. And since screws are so strong, there is less of a worry about the durability and hold. So it gives the material more of a piece of mind when done. Since screws offer a strong and tight bond with their adjoining material, this makes them less susceptible to rusting.

Advantages of these fasteners include:

• Corrosion resistance. One of the best benefits with stainless steel fasteners is their resistance to corrosion.
• Strength year-round.
• Long-term savings.
• Variety in function.
• A better appearance.

The Advantages of Using Screws

• All Shapes & Sizes. Easily one of the best things about screws is they come in a huge array of sizes and shapes, which means they can be used for almost any application under the sun.
• Resistant to Rust.
• Easily Removed (Mostly)
• Reusable.
• Great Strength and Holding Power.