Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pocket Hole Jig Kit, 12.7 to 38.1 mm Adjustable, Mini Jig Pocket Hole System with Step Drill, Hex Wrench, Drill Stop Ring, Square Drive Bit, and Screws, Reinforced Nylon Frame, for Woodworking

Using this for putting together garden furniture. So far has worked well. Seems well made and all ok.

good product works well

Voor de prijs kan ik niet klagen, maar de gaten waren snel uitgeloterd, na zo'n 20 gaten kwam er al een merkbare afwijking op de gaten. Anders vrij gemakkelijk in gebruik.

This product is not good quality. The holes does not go into the wood, due to the bad bushings. I have made 7 set of holes, and there is a lot of slack between the drill and the bushing. I will have to buy another KREG..

Acquisto non azzeccato! Già all' apertura del pacchetto l'anello di battuta non entrava nella punta, ho dovuto allargare il foro. Dopo pochi utilizzi, il jig per i fori a tasca si è subito deteriorato come si può vedere dalle foto, producendo appunto fori non alla giusta inclinazione lasciando la testa delle viti sporgere dalla loro sede. Avrà funzionato bene per una settantina di fori. Peccato perché ho acquistato tanto da Vevor è non ho mai avuto problemi

Unfortunately this time I'm not satisfied with this product from VEVOR! The quality of the steel is poor and not rock-solid as description.. Both of the bushings and the drill started to wear out on first use and the drill sticks in the bushings and took much effort to get it out. So I had to lubricate with mineral oil every time I use it.

When folks say it's difficult to use, I wonder what they want for the price point. It's plastic etc. but perfectly fit for purpose. The bushings are producing metal filings, but so is the Wolfcraft dowelling jig that I bought at the same time, which everyone loves (there are other things wrong with that thing). It does have set points in inches, but let's face it, if you're in UK you're doing inch to metric conversions constantly anyway, so while it's mildy irritating it's hardly a dealbreaker. And absolute accuracy is not required for the sliding depth stop on the jig itself, so approximate depth in inches is fine. Where it does fall down more is the lack of depth markings on the drill bit. And the clamp is nearly garbage, you're just going to use your own clamps. Again, hardly a dealbreaker, and all of these things I expect to see on a similarly priced jig. So - a good revision IMHO would be - leave out the pointless clamp, instead spend that money on etching the drill bit. Otherwise, it's perfectly decent for the price. I can't understand people saying it's \"difficult to use\".

Drill bit stopped drilling after only several holes and appears to have warped the drill changes on jig. Price far below the quality jigs I have used. Did a nice vice grip and driver extension.