Using the Kreg Pocket Hole Jig 310

[@screenname0001]

Awesome! I just built some shelves yesterday and your video was so helpful in getting these up and running. My dad was a construction project manager before he retired, and if I’d asked him instead of watching this, he’d still be on a preamble about the history of pocket holes, and I’d still have no shelves 🤣 Thanks!

[@PicRic]

Ha, ha, ha! Love the story. Thanks for sharing. There are many more review and how to videos on my channel. Please, subscribe and "ring the bell" at top right to be notified of new content.

[@EdTheBearsFan]

I just bought this jig, and your video is much easier to understand than the instructions. I love that you don’t even have to talk to teach. Kudos!

[@PicRic]

Thanks, Ed. Spread the (no) word!!!

[@shadowcrimsonflare]

Great & easy demonstration. I'm standing in the tools aisle at Lowe's. Thanks for helping me out.

[@PicRic]

Pleased I could help.

[@davemaldo07]

I did the same too hours earlier.👍

[@ricochet08]

I’m in aisle 63 right now 😂😂

[@anthonyss3036]

Your video was simple and easier to understand then the instructions that came with the jig. THanks

[@PicRic]

Thanks for the feedback, Anthony.

[@SupSimba]

not a word and i understood it all....true teacher. thank you for sharing your knowledge🙏🙏

[@PicRic]

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[@hectizzle7642]

He explained I better with zero talking than anyone did actually explaining it!

[@PicRic]

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[@BKARTFEST]

Thank you. I've watched multiple videos and yours was the perfect speed for me- slow enough to understand. Because of your video I now know what I was doing wrong!

[@PicRic]

Why, thank you for the great feedback. Please, like and subscribe to see more detailed reviews and how to videos.

[@bahboy2000]

Good short precise video showing exactly how to use it - wish more videos were like this vs 15 minutes of chatter.

[@PicRic]

Thanks, bahboy2000. That is what I strive for in all the videos.

[@Eric.Mercado]

Straightforward and informative! Very helpful video. Appreciate your efforts! Thanks a lot! 👍

[@PicRic]

Thank you for the feedback, Eric.

[@MountainBikePete]

Exactly what I was after! Just perfect. Thanks.

[@PicRic]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@mrharlemike28]

Straight to the point! 😎👍🏼

[@PicRic]

Thanks for your feedback, Miguel. There's plenty more like this on my channel. Please subscribe for more new reviews and how to videos coming soon.

[@rondamon8004]

Thanks, clever...I always got confused with this kreg things...!!

[@timothygreene5088]

Dude this is the best video of this jig .

[@ibiubuok]

That was very helpful. Thanks for uploading this video.

[@PicRic]

Pleased to be of help.

[@michaelkassel5816]

Great quick explanation - thanks!

[@PicRic]

Thank you, Michael.

[@ronskelton3753]

Perfectly said

[@wesleykydd9969]

Is the second power drill he used to put in the screw of a lower voltage? If so, is there a reason? My goal is to follow this demo video as best as I can.

[@PicRic]

The second power drill is a nut driver and, yes, it is less powerful with numerous selective power output options. A regular, long shafted, screw driver can be used as well as long it it has the corresponding tip pattern to fit the screw. I often use Torx screws instead of the square ended type.

[@juliusboone2698]

Can you use the 310 system to make pocket holes in material thicker than 1 1/2? If so, how?

[@PicRic]

Hi Julius. I don't know, I've never needed to but maybe start with a longer drill bit and do your own calibration on it. Let me know how well it works if you go that route. Kreg also make other pocket hole tools so take a look at their other offerings first.

[@EagleKeeper86]

No, you can’t. It only has provisions for 1/2”, 3/4”, and 1 1/2”

[@prezzzrock]

Excellent! Thanks!

[@mikesimmons1609]

Thank you

[@eleddie930]

Thank you!

[@majordave239]

Why are you not Talking

[@PicRic]

I don't need to talk. Everything is explained through demonstration in the video. Unless there is something you need explaining, Major.

[@EagleKeeper86]

That’s not the right screw to use with a pocket hole. Pocket holes require a flat head at the top of the shank to pull the boards together. That’s why the joint was so loose, the board wiggled as you took it out of the vice, lol.

[@PicRic]

I used the screw that came with pack; a square headed screw that mates with the extra long extension bit. The wobble is down to my inexperience with this tool at that time. I have used it a lot since then and it works great but I usually use Torx head screws because I prefer them.

[@EagleKeeper86]

@@PicRic I’ve never seen a pocket hole screw that’s countersunk, odd.

[@PicRic]

@@EagleKeeper86 Good point but the Torx countersunk screws I use make great joints.

[@asearthshatters4235]

The whistling of this guys nose drives me crazy.

[@PicRic]

Apologies for that. What did you think of the video content? Was it useful to you?