Making a Pocket Hole Jig : No drill required !!

Hello friends
I made a pocket hole jig without using a drill.
It can be made with metal spacers and wood offcuts that can be purchased for 1 $.
The plan is here　↓
jisaku-koubou.com/downloads/p...
【Plan List】
jsk-koubou.stores.jp/
You do not need a Kreg drill to open the pocket hole.
Of course, Kreg screws are also unnecessary.
It can be joined without problems with a low cost general purpose drill bit and a course thread.
If you look at this video, you no longer need to buy the expensive "Kreg" !
Goodbye "Kreg"!

[@jisakukobo]

If you find any unauthorized reproduction of the JSK-koubou video, please report it to me. Thank you. JSK-koubouビデオの無断複製を見つけた場合は、報告していただけると助かります。

[@user-jw8xf9wn4c]

what size metal tube is that?

[@MaryAnnNytowl]

I believe it's an M8. There are some that use a bit larger, too.

[@terrybriley1887]

How can you expect this? You clearly copied off of Kreg.

[@jyfjgtyuh]

Your channel is so refreshing compared to the American woodworking channels. No endless talking, no click baits, no scenes from movies, no sponsored content, no affiliate links, no stupid editing and cover the camera transition, no 30 minutes of boring milling wood . Just original ideas, start with the product and functionality, and then the build - simple and to the point. I wish there where more channels like yours.

[@SimonBarnsley]

Ignore the critics. It's your patience and precision that impresses me. Thank you.

[@keirfarnum6811]

Interesting design. Instead of trying to precisely drill specific angles, you just create the metal tube set up and glue it in between two pieces of wood at the angle you want. Simple but smart. I’m impressed. Thanks for sharing! 👍🏻

[@jupitersailing]

You're a true master craftsman JSK, and you've really has inspired me to make this 'no-drill' version because every time I tried to make one of these using a drill the twin holes were misaligned with each other. It's almost impossible to get them parallel, except if you do it this way. Definitely my fun project this Lockdown Saturday.

[@philipmyers1560]

No drill required, unless you actually want to use the pocket jig... Well done! I'm making one just like it.

[@DavidSmith-gs7fy]

Ignore the skeptics. They just don’t have the creativity to figure out ways to accomplish what you have done with the tools available. Very inspiring. I will try something similar.

[@seagorman]

A thing of beauty, amazing skills

[@kenichiaizawa]

いつみても綺麗な作業ですね。私自身ががさつな性格なので、いつも感心しながらみております。素晴らしい！

[@barbhilton7058]

I think he means to indicate there is no special drill BIT required. He is demonstrating a LOT of things here, not just the pocket hole. And that sander is a home made tool - this fella is precise and CLEAN! More power to him!

[@tonylawrence9157]

Long, long time ago we nailed or screwed wood to wood in ways that came to mind, and everything worked well. There were no Kregs nor Woodpeckers and no one talked about "pocket hole jigs". How things have changed! Just you go ahead making your jigs one way or another and be happy. Pay no attention to those looking for jigs and finding falts with yours. Australian subscriber.

[@talegunner115]

You continue to amaze with your expertise.

[@mymido4322]

Your technique is the best of all from others on youtube simple no mess and easy to follow, Bravo! 👌👍👍👍👏 Thank you.

[@mohamedbenyahiaH]

Travail professionnel et méticuleux thanks you 👍🇩🇿

[@rainmake121]

すばらし!!! I love how you made so many space-saving tools. Now I know who to contact when I start my workshop.

[@Erik_The_Viking]

Better built than that crappy Kreg jig, which is plastic. Simple design that just works. I love your channel!

[@keitholiverescaler6592]

Thanks for this video man..Earlier today I was searching for kreg jigs at ebay but they are really expensive..now i can make my own..i’ll replicate yours..nice job!

[@EiLLo81]

I bought a cheap one from amazon that cost $29. Having the gauge on the back for smaller boards is really nice. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000J43A7W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@randyleasure8763]

Love your videos. You make your jigs better than anyone I've seen so far. I would make my jigs using you design. Thanks

[@tmbrdrbat9152]

There's no greater feeling than self accomplishment .Great work...

[@telosfd]

I agree that it is for the satisfaction of creation. I like it very much, friend from Japan.

[@miyuu72]

この治具をこれほどシンプルな方法で作ってしまうなんて、本当に素晴らしい。 この方法なら私でも作れそうです。 身近な工具とアイデアで高精度の木工ができる、自作工房さんの動画にはいつも固定観念にとらわれない素晴らしい発想があり美しさもあり、、、とにかく素晴らしいです。 図面を購入したら見られる作成方法の説明や使用材料も大変参考になります。

[@jisakukobo]

ご購入ありがとうございます。 試作費ってバカにならないので購入費用は大変助かります。 アイディアは沢山あるので、これからもよろしくお願いします。

[@miyuu72]

JSK-koubou / 自作工房 返信ありがとうございます。 自分で作れるものも、作れないものも、読むだけで楽しいです。 雑誌を買うくらいの価格設定も大変助かります。 これからも新作楽しみにしています。

[@mictheflash]

Thanks for your video, this has inspired me to make my own pocket hole jig, just a tiny bit different. 👍💓

[@user-qp7hj9br2l]

Буду делать себе :)

[@catbandit8373]

Thank you for your video, just what I was looking for to make shelves in the garage. Two different types of wood makes a difference. I am going to use some quarter or half inch scrap copper pipe instead of the metal spacers, I think copper will make it look even better.

[@hassanbazzi3545]

Fantastic talent. Thank you 🙏 for a great work

[@abrahamflores9455]

Excelente vídeo saludos desde Monterrey Nuevo León mexico

[@matthiasschlosser3030]

Such a beauty and simplicity!

[@martingutierrez1155]

Como siempre excelentes videos de tus obras gracias por compartir saludos

[@Bognostrokulum]

Great video as always! Simple, yet practical. Even though I am not a professional wood worker, I remember at least several occasions such a tool would ease my life. If you all ow me a very small "improvement" of the jig without any additional effort, I would suggest to stick the masking tape on the side, engrave the logo, which in turn would create the stencil but also a shallow engraved logo in the wood. Spray the paint and then remove the masking tape. This way this beautiful logo will never be worn off by everyday use ! 🙂

[@epiphanyfiveofour7011]

The jig is great, but the glimpse of other diy adjustments to your woodworking tools was awe inspiring. I love everything I saw. What innovative ideas you have! Subbed

[@HugoAlfredoOrdonezCh]

Muy cierto. Adios Kreg. Acá venden las plantillas Kreg, pero son muy caras. Es cosa de tomarse el tiempo y hacer esta pequeña o la otra, del otro video. Y se soluciona ese problema. Bien. Felicitaciones nuevamente. Ha quedado preciosa con esos contrastes de maderas. Y tu sello, le da una gran vista. Un saludo desde Guatemala.

[@squirlboy250]

So far this is the best one I've found. Thank You!!!!!

[@squirlboy250]

BTW, new sub

[@stephanelacroix9426]

A new magic realisation, my personnal wishe to a fulfiment of a dream, thanks a lot!

[@slappbass]

Same for me!

[@christofix]

This pocket hole jig is just perfect! it is easy to make, very handy an beautiful design. Respect!

[@wynwilliams197]

Christofix - DIY Projects . l e buvmn,-. bfnwzp. Marie Galv in manor

[@KBBAKTHA]

brilliant design and great build video

[@aldo9564]

Traditional Japanese Carpentry/Woodworking is so Cool to watch !

[@suziemack7269]

Wow. I’m going to try to make this. Thank you.

[@richardpage2988]

Great job thanks Richard

[@JoshNtheedrifter]

I truly believe that people make these kinds of videos to over-complicate the simplest of things, to make more sales.

[@mirgus6593]

Well done, I like how you work!!!

[@Olderrus]

Золотые руки!

[@altairmytube]

Amazing. Thx for sharing!

[@petritxhuveli9574]

You are such an INSPIRATION mate. Compliments.

[@woodprojectswithalex2692]

wow!!! Great like ever, thank you very much for your sharing this

[@felixfrye6762]

A true artisan! Very Nice!

[@muteryu273]

For those who don’t know, There are captions within this video that explains some parts of the process.

[@franciscomarinho8123]

Assisto seus vídeos e acho muito excelente. Muito obrigado por me proporcionar tal maravilha.

[@MisterMitchMM]

Excellent job. Well made video. Thank you for sharing. All the best. Mitch

[@oldfart83]

Great instructions. Will make one as soon as I can afford a panel cutting saw for this one project

[@sumgai7]

Bwaahh hah hah - but one obviously doesn't need a panel cutting saw. (In fact that was a little weird - seems like he's showing off his own self-built tools. So (a) you don't need to "afford" one - you can build one, and (b) if you can't chop a piece of wood that size without a panel saw....sigh. >;-)

[@lalu128]

Awesome work JSK

[@Robert-xp4ii]

Best looking one I've seen online.

[@kaulsousa883]

Ficou perfeito!!!

[@robinred47]

Excellent video, and excellent finished product.

[@jjsmama401]

Nice! I love your slide ruler guide too!

[@realitycheck5383]

thats really cool. i love that you built your own planer! that was awesome! you are definitely a skilled wood worker!

[@rubinanazir2662]

You cannot love that because you are (Guy Who Hates Everything)

[@tjbrison]

Fantastic! The attention to detail is evident in all your work - simply great projects that are well thought out, well executed and even look better - due to excellence in the design.

[@rizwanahmed9566]

Beautifully designed top workmanship

[@richmarsh5029]

A pleasure to watch... Great video thanks mate 🇦🇺

[@kurtmuller1861]

Beautiful craftsmanship 👍

[@brizzx32]

Simply Genius!!!

[@electronic7979]

Very helpful project 👍

[@nabilhaddou8144]

Great job like always thank you

[@captbuscemi]

Excellent work! Great idea to use the 8mm tubing (for our American friends, that’s 157/500 of an inch).

[@sharit7970]

Genius! Thanks for sharing!

[@gianluigimarino8264]

BEAUTIFUL WORK FRIEND!

[@motivasik]

10:45 "a beautiful hole has been opened". 👌

[@dfriendly1966]

Love this hack keep up the good work

[@marcoantoniogutierrez8545]

Excelente, gracias. Saludos desde Chile

[@karthickb1973]

this is not wood work, it is wood art. if i am in japan, will be very pleased to meet you. love from india

[@gerardoantoniobarranteszam6764]

Excelente herramienta.

[@adrianogomes1871]

Best woodwork IQ out there

[@PIANOSTYLE100]

I may have multiple comments. At first sight..it appears that this is a 15 degree angle. As I think about this You could draw a parallel line to the incline and that would help guide the drill bit. Excellent video. Lots of inspiration. I plan to make my own version today. Necessity is the mother of inventions.

[@martindorrance8133]

I like the design drawing. It reminds me of what I used to do at school.

[@diegosimitliotis1188]

Great!! Congratulations!! 👍😉

[@saxyrep1]

This is brilliant. Great skills ! Don't mind the negativity in the comment section.

[@SandoTrini]

Can't deny the gracefulness of the work. I'd like to see you bake a cake.

[@auroradrp]

I can’t say enough about your craft. So Amazing! I am a woodworker but your work is at a new level!

[@stoojinator]

This guy is like a Japanese Matthias Wandel!! All these home made tools is awesome!

[@jisakukobo]

Thx！ Matthias Wandel is great. I'm new to woodworking, but I want to be like him.

[@stoojinator]

@@jisakukobo it was meant in every way a compliment. Your skills are fantastic. I wish you all the best in your adventures.

[@nolanpeter2748]

Nice job, great tool

[@johncarter9067]

Really well made love your videos keep them coming

[@billh9643]

Well done. It looks great

[@carloleati2426]

Always the best

[@mrcnewton6045]

Smart working. Awesome

[@chalkywhyte8585]

Classy work.....coarse....not course. Many skills here.

[@HappyPappynKatyTX]

Nice work. Man, you really wanted a pocket hole jig! :)

[@draztiqmeshaz6226]

Beautiful

[@romual90]

No drill required, but needs a bent saw, table saw, drum sander, circular saw.. Very inspiring..

[@jefflyu9315]

haha

[@leviwanyoike]

You have so many jigs. That vertical circular saw jig is sick. Daiim!

[@murahatena]

これは良いですね！どんどん高精度の治具が増えて、ますます色々作れそうですね！！

[@jisakukobo]

問題は大型のパネルソーです。 これが出来れば飛躍的に工作が進歩します。

[@murahatena]

JSK-koubou / 自作工房 様 なるほど、加工の幅が広がりますよね。

[@brianfindsall]

excellent bit of craftsmanship. would love to be able to make one but don't think I could reach that skill level.

[@stevewalker9888]

Sod’s law I’ve even look8ng at these Ang just paid £29.94 on amazon ..... then howto make your own pops up😳🙄. Very nicely made 👏👏👏

[@passionenamorada8188]

Un Trabajo Muy Fino, Te Felicito y Gracias Por Compartirlo. Seria Genial Subtítulos En Español. Un Abrazo Desde Perú.

[@Exupgenesis]

great work and an easy and cheap rebuild :)

[@adilsonmachado6125]

👍👏👏👏👏👏 Very good and easy to make.

[@barryl8857]

By watching your videos, you put a lot of care into the design and construction. This pocket hole jig and the classic,p one are fantastic. A Kregg took of both kinds are pricey. So if you would put a price on them it would be comparable to Kregg. I would buy yours over Kregg, better to support someone like you instead of a conglomerate corporation.

[@LockStoppageSandwich]

Nice.............liking your designs and approach

[@Josh_Luijsterburg]

Great work. Goid to see no special drill and/or screws are required for the pocketholes 👍👍👍

[@danceanddreams1]

off course you need panhead screws! with normal woodscrews as shown in the intro you can apply only very light pressure, othervise it will split the wood.

[@danceanddreams1]

and the snake drill he used in the video is not for powerdrills, but for hand drills

[@jisakukobo]

No special screws are required. >>apply only very light pressure? If you have never tried it, why can you say that? You are deceived by kreg's advertisement In this method, there is a strength that can withstand the 175 N · m impact of Makita “TD161 DRGX”.

[@bertkutoob]

@@jisakukobo Well, he does have a bit of a point about wood splitting when driving screws into end grain but, since you're joining plywood, it is less of a concern, if any. And, since the issue is about splitting end grain, one would have thought the lack of a pilot hole would be a greater concern than that of the wedge effect of using a countersink head screw.

[@oddjobbob8742]

Very clever. 頭のいいメカーです。素晴らしい

[@sam28509]

So the legend is true. Sometimes it's not the arrow, it's the archer.

[@bendirval3612]

Wow, cool. So many great jigs and home-made additions to your tools. Gonna have to watch all your videos to see you make them.

[@larryarbol4863]

Very nice job! a little trick, I mix my epoxy glue on Post-it notes, we just have to remove the sheet and throw away ...