Review on 🪚 Efficient Woodworking Tool: Massca Twin Pocket Hole Jig Set with Adjustable Joinery - Includes Drill Bit, Hex Key, and Stop Collar - Perfect for DIY Carpentry Projects by Marc Alvarez

I had to make a dozen pocket holes for the magazine cabinet to simplify part of the design. I'm not sure how often I'll be using pocket holes, so I didn't want to spend a lot of money on a mount. That fits the bill. It's very strong - I wasn't bothered by the clamping force I used. The biggest problem is that the drill didn't drill as cleanly. Of course, it was veneered plywood from the "big shop", but sometimes its remnants got in the way. When you do most of your woodworking with veneer plywood, you need a better drill bit. A small issue I had is that the plastic rail that hangs over the wood flexes and the jig moves a little further than it should. I was concerned at first but quickly realized the fixing/joinery was pretty forgiving so it didn't matter - I didn't pay much attention to it in the end.