🔌 50 Count White Plastic Plugs - CAP WHT Review

These caps worked well but it took a little convincing to make them totally flat overall. A few holes needed a bit of sanding to fully fit the cover. The end result was great.

Difficult to install without damaging the thin plastic corner. Wooden ones can be easily installed by creating a simple clip. Once the timbers are in place they are trimmed flush to allow minor dents to be repaired on the thin end.

I really like these forks. In my opinion it is much easier to set up than wood. It all depends on whether white is the right color for your wood project. Or if you'd rather paint them, I haven't painted them yet because they go with the projects I've done. I'm not sure if they come in colors other than white. It would be nice if they did.

I tried putting them on two different Kreg screw heads but the mount wasn't big enough. I've tried to dig a little but there's just no room for error. We must keep trying to drill more accurate holes. Other than that, the only solution I can think of is to just cut off the inside and use some kind of light glue to hold the connector in place.

This is AWESOME. Everything about Craig is great. but they're just right for filling pocket holes in places that can't be seen. We bought them under a table in a farmhouse that we recently completed. There were so many pocket holes on the underside of the table top that you couldn't see them unless you stood below and looked, but we didn't want people getting their pants or feet on the unfinished pocket holes. Instead of wasting a lot of time with putty and sanders, we used them. They form a…

I have just used white plastic stoppers for the first time. I have used pocket hole joinery for the last 5 years on personal projects. I would classify myself as a medium sized handyman. I like plastic end caps for projects that don't require a smooth finish. In my case I used them to fill a pocket hole in a bunk bed I built for my kids. They are much easier to work with than wooden dowels as no regrinding is required. I admit I love the finished look I get with wood end caps, but plastic end…