Material support stop to consistently repeat hole spacings
Hardened steel drill guides with a lifetime warranty
Product Details
Ideal for any woodworking enthusiast, the Kreg Joinery Jig Master System offers a variety of user-friendly features. It has a solid clamp, large clamping recess, dust collection attachment, material support stop, removable 3-hole drill guide, and seemingly endless adjustability. The hardened steel drill guides are backed by a lifetime warranty.
Removable drill guide for use with bench top and portable bases
Bench top base with front-side clamp
1/8 in. incremental settings for materials from 1/2 to 1-1/2 in. thick
3-drill guide fixed spacing on the drill guide
Dust collection shroud for facilitating easy cleaning
Material support stop to consistently repeat hole spacings
Hardened steel drill guides with a lifetime manufacturer warranty
Q:Why on Earth would this product be discontinued when there are so many existing Kreg Master Systems out there, to which this guide is compatible?
by|Jan 11, 2023
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Q:Is this compatible with the Kreg 320?
by|Dec 8, 2021
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A:Â The Kreg Micro Pocket Drill Guide is designed to be used with the Kreg K3, K4 or K5 and will not work with the Kreg Jig 320.
by|Dec 8, 2021
Q:Is this comparable with the 720 pro
by|May 23, 2021
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A: Yep, but it’s for the K4 jig.
by|May 24, 2021
A:Â Thanks for the questions. The Kreg Micro Pocket Drill Guide would not be compatible with the Kreg Jig 720 Pro. The micro dill guide that would work with the Kreg 720 Pro would be the Kreg Micro Pocket Drill Guide Kit 730 (KPHA730).
by|May 24, 2021
Q:What size dowel can be used to cover the pocket holes? 3/8 inch is too big.
by|Jan 24, 2021
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A:Â This is a "MICRO" jig. It is not the normal sized one, so the 3/8" dowel is too big, hence my question. Do you have a recommendation for the size of a dowell for the MICRO jig? Thank you.
by|Jan 27, 2021
A:Â Thanks for the questions. The Kreg Pocket-Hole is 3/8" and you can use a 3/8" dowel rod to fill the pocket-hole.
by|Dec 10, 2021
A:Â The hole in the micro jig isn't a 3/8" id. A 3/8" dowel is to lagre and will have to be sanded down to go in the hold. The standard kreg system uses a 3/8" drill bit. The micro is metric! Good thinking Kreg. Job half done. jlstowers09@comcast.net
by|Dec 10, 2021
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Jan 14, 2021
Totally met my expectations
My first project went very smooth. Learning how to use the Pocket Hole gig was very easy, especially after watching several video's. I am very proud of how this project looks upon completion. My Miter saw workbench, 7' X 2 1/2' . Would recommend this gig to anyone. Jerry Phillips
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Dec 27, 2020
Built new plant stand
Bought the master kreg jig for my wife for Xmas. We’re in the process of building a new plant stand.
Improved the ease of assembly and strength of the stand.
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Aug 30, 2020
So happy I decided to get a Kreg Jig
The Kreg Jig was easy to use and so helpful with my project. I had never used one before, but, after watching a couple YouTube videos, I felt confident to put this jig to use. Good purchase with a few start up essentials. A couple pieces I have yet to use.
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Mar 24, 2020
I am a novice at woodworking and this product was an ease to use. I bought it to build some shel...
I am a novice at woodworking and this product was an ease to use. I bought it to build some shelves and a cornhole game set. Both projects went very well. The Kreg Jig system makes strong, professional joints that make you look like a pro. I had some experience using another pocket hole system and the Kreg Jig, was by far, superior. You can clamp this system to your work bench, place your board in the clamp and consistently drill your pocket holes. The Kreg Jig Master System is well worth the money, and I highly recommend.
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Feb 18, 2020
for someone who has had no woodworking experience but has...
for someone who has had no woodworking experience but has decided to give it a try this pocket hole jig is PERFECT. I am a total newbie and at age 65 decided to make a cabinet to put dog food in and I actually succeeded using this jig. I then went on to build a table which may have its flaws but overall it is a sturdy, nice looking, useful piece of furniture. If it were not for this jig I would not have even tried, I love it!
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Nov 28, 2017
The Kreg Pocket Hole System is fantastic for quick, easy, and seamless joints. I've used this to...
The Kreg Pocket Hole System is fantastic for quick, easy, and seamless joints. I've used this to make custom furniture and cabinets. The joints are strong and durable. My only concern is that over time the jig has developed a slight amount of flex when clamping. I'm not too worried about it but as I've used this jig over the last year I've noticed it.
The material support and stop guide is convenient and helpful. Changing the depth for different material thicknesses is quick and easy. The drill bit broke after about a year of use but was easy to replace and the guide bearing works very well. I have not used the dust shroud yet. I've used this to make Maple and Red Oak cabinets along with the faceframes, a mahogany jewelry box, and lots of furniture.
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Apr 26, 2016
BEST INVESTMENT EVER FOR WOODWORKING PROJECTS
Just bought this 2 weeks ago for some projects I wanted to make. I had plans for a bench that is made out of 2x4s and wanted a system to make the process easier. I would normally use lap joints or other methods of joining wood pieces together, but this takes a long time and has to be perfect. The bench only took me about 30 minutes to put together after cutting all the pieces to size. THIS HAS TO BE THE EASIEST WAY OF JOINING WOOD! Not to mention the joints being extremely strong, and add gorilla glue to make the joints even stronger. I also used the Kreg pocket-hole screws for the joints, which are basically cabinet screws. The Kreg screws are awesome, yet on the expensive side but well worth it.
If you are looking for an easy way to join wood together this is it. You will not be disappointed at all. I have already recommended this to my friends who are into woodworking. If you are thinking of getting this product, get the kit that includes everything.
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12 found this review helpful
Mar 22, 2016
Great Product
There are cheaper alternatives to this.. however the Kreg jigs are better made and there are reasons why professional cabinet makers use them. Yes I can do mortise and tenon and I also have a biscuit joiner but this works too..
The best use of this product in project of mine have been for making table tops, and courter tops. With this you can make wide table tops using edge glued boards.. and every board is clamped together. Unlike using a biscuit joiner since they are all clamped individually the top stays flat in spite of pressure. Using clamps result in the top curving without bars on top and bottom to prevent it curving. This can make tops so tight you have to look very hard to even see joints. I have built everything from cabinets to vanity's, to dining table tops that seat 12 people.
Attached is an example of top of an end table hat I made. There are 8 separate boards in this top. Joints are very tight thanks to Kreg.. no clamps and all made from scrap wood. And that was just #2 construction lumber, not some fancy lumber. I could easily sell this table at a rustic furniture store for $200.. total cost to make $9.
Someone showed a broken bit in a photo.. I have drilled thousands of holes and never had an issue with a bit.
My biscuit joiner is collecting dust since I got this.
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9 found this review helpful
Jun 16, 2015
Jig master system
the drill bit is not strong enough the tip broke off after a few uses. the should be making them with a stronger material, I now have to buy a couple just in case one breaks, I was left in the middle of my now incomplete project.