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pocket-hole-jig-miter-joint-70 New one has several improvements should make it work much better. When you cut your pieces at 45 degrees, you remove too much wood to have room for the screw. Yes, you absolutely can! Get all the details using pocket holes in miter and bevel joints. I have considerable experience with conventional… Continue. Easy peasy!

New one has several improvements should make it work much better. Is the screw driver impact drill rated? Posted by Duke Leon on February 15, at pm. Several months ago, I purchased the Kreg K4MS so that I could build the Lego Table as outlined on the companion "buildsomething" web site which exclusively uses pocket hole construction.

I have considerable experience with conventional…. Posted by Robert Ringel on September 17, at pm — 4 Comments. Powered by. All Discussions My Discussions Add. Pocket Holes Inside Mitered Corners? Posted by Frank J.

Replies to This Discussion Permalink Reply by Ken Darga on July 10, at am Frank, As shown in your illustration, the screw points will be too Pocket Hole Jig Miter Joint 45 close to the outside corners, in a miter joint. If it has to be pretty, consider a spline. If it was mine, I'd use a conventional pocket hole approach and be done in minutes. Need Help? RSS View All. Add Videos View All. Rip-cut ACS plunge saw Just got a rip-cut and installed my Bosch saw haven't used it yet but saw was a good fit.

Is the screw driver impact drill rater? Add a Discussion View All. Product Reviews. New Kreg Pro I saw the video Kreg put out for this new jig and had high hopes for it.

I purchased one today and am very disappointed with it. First the docking station is extremely cheap. The plastic is pathetic. A Lego has more… Continue. I have considerable experience with conventional… Continue. Add a Product Review View All. If you are not familiar with the Kreg Jig to make pocket holes, be sure to check out my full guide on how to use Kreg Jig for beginners.

Here is a quick recap — set the jig height and the drill bit collar based on material thickness, clamp the material, make the pocket hole. Easy peasy! I show you step by step how to set up the Kreg Jig, what settings to use for which material, and how to make pocket holes.

Want to know more about these cuts and how they are made — take a look at my video on how to use a miter saw. This is probably the most common type of angled joint and used in many places — from making simple picture frames to angled legs in furniture. This is the simplest situation and really you treat the edge you are joining just as you would in the case of a butt joint. In the example above, drilling through the exposed hole was not a good idea.

But drilling through the other two holes would have been just fine. On a K4 or K5, it is impossible to clamp it into the jig to drill holes because of all the angles. In this case, you need to either use a Kreg or take out the top drill guide from Pocket Hole Jig Miter Joint Data your K4 or K5. Personally, I am a huge fan of the Kreg It is really easy to clamp and use with materials of any width. In the below picture, I am making pocket holes in a compound miter cut using the Kreg This piece has a degree bevel and degree miter.

For pocket holes to work, you need to have enough wood left on the piece you are joining to. If not the joint will not be strong. With the above in mind, you should be able to make a pocket hole joint in any angled cut pretty easily. If you have any questions, be sure to send me an email!

For ideas on various ways you can join the mitered boards, Saws on Skates has a great article about planning the pocket holes to get the best joints. See 37 Kreg Jig project ideas for beginners.

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