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πŸ”§ Efficient Joinery Made Easy: Kreg Pocket Hole No. 8X1 1 Washer 100 Review

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Description of πŸ”§ Efficient Joinery Made Easy: Kreg Pocket Hole No. 8X1 1 Washer 100

Square-drive head and self-tapping tip for easy driving without bit slipping, wood splitting. Flat-bottom head and smooth shank draw the pocket-hole joint together tightly. Case-hardened steel won’t bend, snap, or break. Fine threads for hardwoods such as oak, cherry, maple. Maxi-Loc washer head for standard Kreg pocket holes.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Good screws for screws

later They do everything they say if not more and they aren't much more than the cheap screws that local hardware sells. I try to have several sizes in stock because I like these best.

Pros
  • Fasteners
Cons
  • I'll add

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Good for fasteners

Jig does a good job leveling wood and creating a pocket. The instructions should indicate that the pilot hole should not be fully traversed. The self-drilling screw drills the last quarter inch. In order to fully utilize the clamping force, special screws must be used. Screw sizes are based on actual workpiece thickness (0.75 inch), not nominal thickness (1 inch). This is not well explained either.

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  • screws
Cons
  • I don't remember but there was something

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Fits most applications

I love Kreg screws for softwoods and synthetics. but hardwoods are difficult to handle. *real* solid wood. I live in Brazil and some of the woods we use for woodworking are among the top ten hardest woods in the world. These screws work better than the "regular" softwood screws, but even they have trouble overcoming the resistance of hardwood, but work in most cases. The downsides are that I only found 91 screws out of the estimated 100 I would have. The 9% error in the count seems a bit high…

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  • Industrial & Scientific
Cons
  • Crumpled