Kreg Tool Company KPHJ320 Pocket Hole Jig Kit

Product Description

The KREG TOOL COMPANY KPHJ320 is a pocket hole jig kit designed for carpenters, cabinet makers, and woodworking tradespeople who need fast, repeatable pocket hole joinery. The jig features two drill guides and a removable spacer with thickness stops calibrated for 1/2 inch, 3/4 inch, and 1-1/2 inch material. An included material thickness gauge and easy-set drill bit simplify setup, while a clamp adapter and anti-slip base keep the jig firmly positioned during drilling. All components store in a compact, durable case that includes space for pocket-hole screws. Forty sample screws are included with the kit.

The KPHJ320 is suited for residential woodworking applications including face frame assembly, cabinet construction, and general furniture joinery. Its compatibility with boards and plywood commonly found at home centers makes it practical for both shop use and on-site finish carpentry. The range of thickness stops gives the installer flexibility to work across multiple material thicknesses without switching jigs or recalibrating from scratch.

Key Features

• Two drill guides for consistent pocket hole placement
• Removable spacer with thickness stops for 1/2 inch, 3/4 inch, and 1-1/2 inch material
• Material thickness gauge and easy-set drill bit included for simplified setup
• Clamp adapter and anti-slip base hold the jig securely during use
• All components store in a compact, durable carrying case with screw storage space
• 40 sample pocket-hole screws included

Compatibility

Designed for use with boards and plywood of standard thickness found at home centers, accommodating material from 1/2 inch through 1-1/2 inch.

Installation Notes

Installation and use of this jig is typically performed by finish carpenters or woodworking tradespeople. Before drilling, confirm material thickness and set the appropriate stop collar and drill bit depth using the included gauge. Secure the jig firmly against the workpiece using the clamp adapter before drilling to prevent movement. Follow standard woodworking safety practices including appropriate eye and hearing protection.