Review on 🔧 Milescraft 1325 PocketJig200 - Enhanced Pocket Hole Jig Kit for Precise and Efficient Joinery by Eric Jenkins

To use the Pocket Screw Tool, here's what you need to do. 1) Install jig 2) Fix jig in position 3) Install stop block on drill bit 4) Drill 5) Allow wood dust to come out 6) Clamp workpiece (this is not the work of jig) 7) Screw in pocket screw This jig has all of these steps correct done except the dust is gone. There's nowhere for the dust to go except pull the drill all the way out. Not comfortable and room for improvement. I didn't have any problems with the Torx T20 screwdriver either. The torx type is actually stronger than the square type based on my personal experience with the famous jig (I had a mini). Torx is of course much stronger than the Philips 2. I have to push really hard to get the Philips 2's 3" deck screw in (a problem if you're in an awkward position) while the T25 deck screw goes in on its own with very light pressure. The price is the best I can find considering what you get. Keep improving.