Customer Reviews for VEVOR 30 Pcs Pocket Hole Jig Kit, Adjustable & Easy to Use Pocket Hole Jig System with Step Drills, Wrenches, Drill Stop Rings, and Square Drive Bits, Dual Scale Marks for DIY Carpentry Projects

The tool has a great price but is not built to last. Ideal for someone needing to make a few dozen pocket holes, but does not stand up to repeated long term use. Bushings and bits quickly wore down.

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Too much plastic and very cheaply made. Will not last too long if used repeatedly. The sizes it grips is limited.

First of all, the drill stop ring was too tight for the drill bit, and required widening. Next, when I setup to do pocket holes, the holes in the 3-hole guide were also tight, causing the drill bit to dull, but using it for seconds in each, made the holes a bit wider. But because the bit was now dull, I ended up having to replace the bit with another new bit I had. But the machine makes a terrible squeaking sound, as per video. (My new bit is what's being used in the video) All in all, it was good for the buck, but improvisation was needed.

Funkar bra för ett fåtal hål, men styrningarna för klena glappar efter ca 100 hål. Detta gör att efter ett tag blir hålen lite olika vinklar då alumimiummaterialet äte upp av borren Lätt att ställa in och skapade för material upp till 40mm.

For the price the pocket hole jig is decent. The reason for it being decent and not great is due to two reasons. 1. When the jig is not mounted to a work surface and applying the clamp with a significant enough pressure to hold the material so it doesn't move when drilling, the base that the clamp is mounted to, it will begin to warp. 2. The biggest complaint is that the drill guides are steel sleeves at the top of the holes. Whereas they are aluminum at bottom next to the material that is being drilled. Once the drill makes contact with the material, it pushes the drill into the aluminum jig and starts to shave some aluminum away. The more holes you drill, the more the guide holes wobble out. After a couple of dozen holes, the guide holes on my jig can no longer consistently drill holes accurately.

Because it was metal, I thought it would be more durable than my Kreg pocket hole cutter but it isn't. I feel it isn't as rigid as the Kreg. It works fine and for the price it isn't bad but I think I prefer my Kreg over it.

One of the drill bits broke after about 20 holes. The guides allow the drill to kick to the side and then cut into the fixture. Not great, but does get the job done.

The pocket hole jig bushings fall out every time you remove the drill bit. Other than that the pocket hole jig is what I expected. Much cheaper than the kreg jig but you generate you pay for.

Instructions are lacking big time, so newbies like me will have problems. Should not have to watch videos to figure it out.