Description
Pocket Hole Jig Kit, Pocket Screw Jig, Woodworking Drill Jig with Angle Drill Guide
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Same angle every time: it drills pocket holes at 15 degrees, so you stop judging by eye
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Fits a drawer or apron pocket: small enough to live with your woodworking tools between jobs
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Joints with no visible fixings: angled holes pull two boards tight without screws showing
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No fiddly setup: a one-piece body with no fiddly parts makes a first project easy, one of the woodworking tools for beginners
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The right hole for your screw: three bit guides, 0.24 in, 0.31 in and 0.39 in, match the hole to your screw
Pocket holes pull two boards tight without visible fixings, and this pocket hole jig kit makes every hole come out at the same angle, so you are not judging it by eye or marking out every entry point by hand. It suits furniture assembly, cabinet carcasses, drawer boxes, face frames and everyday repairs, and the plain design works on a first project as well as on a bench used every weekend because there are no fiddly parts to set up.
Hold or clamp the pocket screw jig against the workpiece, drop the bit down the guide sleeve and the hole comes out at 15 degrees. Three bit guides, sized 0.24 in (0.61 cm), 0.31 in (0.79 cm) and 0.39 in (0.99 cm), let you match the hole to the screw and the thickness of the stock, and hardened wear sleeves take the rubbing instead of the jig body. As an angle drill guide and drill guide for DIY woodworking, this portable pocket hole jig is small enough for a drawer or an apron pocket, and as a woodworking jig it keeps fixings off the finished face; it is one of the DIY tools and joinery tools that suit furniture assembly and cabinetry. In the box: the angle drill guide plus three drill bit guides.
Why choose Tuzwa
Pocket Hole Jig Kit
| Feature |
Tuzwa |
Others |
| Fixed 15 degree entry angle every time |
✓ |
Varies |
| Three bit guides for three drill sizes |
✓ |
Varies |
| Hardened wear sleeves take the rubbing |
✓ |
Soft guides |
| One-piece body, no fiddly parts to set up |
✓ |
Varies |
| Small enough for a drawer or apron pocket |
✓ |
Bulky |
| 30-day easy returns |
✓ |
Varies |
Key Features
Angle, bit guides, sleeves and body, in detail.
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Set Drilling Angle: The guide fixes the angle, so each pocket hole is drilled identically.
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Fixed 15 Degree Angle: The entry angle is the same on every board, so the hole you drill can be repeated.
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Three Bit Guides: Three common drill sizes are covered.
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Fits Screw And Stock: The guide sizes, 0.24 in (0.61 cm), 0.31 in (0.79 cm) and 0.39 in (0.99 cm), let you match the hole to the screw and the stock.
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Hidden Joints: The angled hole draws boards together so no fixings show on the surface.
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Pocket Hole Joints: The hole slants in from the side, drawing two boards together and hiding the fixing from the finished face.
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Furniture And Repairs: It handles cabinetry and everyday repairs at home.
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Beginner Friendly Layout: A first project is well within reach, and so is a build you repeat every week.
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Beginner Friendly: Simple enough for a first project, and just as handy on a bench in use every weekend.
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Solid Body: A single piece, so nothing fiddly has to be set up before you drill.
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Guide Sleeves: Hardened wear sleeves take the rubbing instead of the jig body.
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Compact Storage: Small enough to live in a drawer or an apron pocket between jobs.
Specifications
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Type: Woodworking angle drill guide tool, pocket hole jig
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Drilling angle: 15 degree pocket hole drilling
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Drill bit compatibility: 0.24 in (0.61 cm), 0.31 in (0.79 cm) and 0.39 in (0.99 cm)
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Bit guides included: 3, one for each drill bit size above
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Joint style: Pocket hole joints
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Guide sleeves: Take the wear instead of the jig body
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Sleeve material: Hardened
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Use: Furniture assembly, cabinetry, DIY woodworking
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Typical jobs: Cabinet carcasses, drawer boxes, face frames, repairs
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Skill level: Suited to beginners and experienced woodworkers
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Storage: Small enough for a drawer or apron pocket
Package Includes:
- 1 x Woodworking angle drill guide tool
- 3 x Drill bit guides (0.24 in, 0.31 in, 0.39 in)
How to Use
- Choose the bit guide that fits your screw and the thickness of your stock.
- Hold or clamp the jig on the workpiece at the spot where the joint will sit.
- Drop the drill bit down the guide sleeve and keep drilling until the pocket is formed.
- Drive the screw through the pocket hole to draw the two boards tight.
Safety Warnings
Protective eyewear is needed while drilling, fingers must stay clear of the bit, and the jig and bits should be stored out of children's reach.
Right for you if
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✓You are tired of judging angles by eye — the jig drills at 15 degrees every time
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✓You build furniture or cabinets — it suits furniture assembly, drawer boxes and face frames
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✓You are starting out — there are no fiddly parts to set up, so a first project works
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✓Your tools live in a drawer or an apron pocket — the jig is small enough for both
If two or more of these sound like you, this is the one.
FAQs
Q: What angle does this pocket hole jig drill at?
A: A fixed 15 degrees, so every pocket hole comes out the same without judging the angle by eye.
Q: Which drill bits does the angle drill guide take?
A: Three bit guides, 0.24 in (0.61 cm), 0.31 in (0.79 cm) and 0.39 in (0.99 cm), so you match the hole to the screw and stock.
Q: Is this pocket screw jig suitable for a beginner?
A: Yes. No fiddly parts need setting up, so it works on a first project.
Q: What can I build with the drill jig?
A: Furniture assembly, cabinet carcasses, drawer boxes, face frames and everyday repairs around the house.
Q: Why use a pocket hole instead of a straight screw?
A: The angled hole pulls two boards tight from the inside, so the fixings stay off the finished face.
