Did you know there are different pocket-hole jigs for different thicknesses of wood? Our standard jigs work with materials from 1/2" to 1 1/2" thick, while our new Pocket-Hole Jig Micro creates a 33% smaller pocket hole for use on small projects that use materials 1/2" to 3/4" thick. And if you're looking for extra-strong pocket holes in 2x4 or 4x4 boards, you'll want the Pocket-Hole Jig XL. 📷 by @charlestoncrafted | Kreg Tool

Create loose tenon joinery with the Kreg MortiseMate and the drill you already own. The MortiseMate’s auto-indexing step-down mechanism enables precise mortise cutting with just a drill, eliminating the need for complex setups. Learn all about it at kregtool.com/shop/pocket-hole-joinery/general-joining/mortisemate-loose-tenon-jig/KLTJ100.html 📷 by @spencleydesignco | Kreg Tool

⭐FAQ: How far apart should pocket holes be spaced?⭐ One of the benefits of pocket hole joinery is that it doesn’t have to be exact so it’s no problem if your holes aren’t perfectly spaced. But if you’re looking for some guidelines, here’s what we recommend: ◼ For panels or boards up to 10 inches wide, we recommend using 3 pocket holes. Place them 1” inch in from each end plus one in the center. ◼ When working on larger panels, start with a pocket hole 1 inch in from each end of the board, then s