When used in tandem, these make a slightly angled pocket hole in the side or end of the board. Special self-piloting screws are then fed through the pocket and used to join this board to another ...

That 15 degree hole the jig makes is what the pocket screws goes into. The screws have a little shoulder on them so they hold better and don’t blow through the wood. To connect the boards ...

Enter, the pocket hole jig—a tool made for drilling screws at an angle. It is a simpler and cheaper solution for projects that have a “back” side that doesn’t get seen as much, like the ...