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  1. Kathryn McCann says:

    I can’t thank you enough for this crystal clear explanation. This is the most thorough and clear explanation I have found to date. Thank You!

    1. Christene Holder says:

      I’m so glad this was helpful Kathryn! 🙂 Good luck on your project!

      >> Christene

  2. Thank you so much for this detailed explanation, it is the best I have found! I recently bought a K4 but I still struggle with the correct settings for the drill.
    I have one question, when you say that a 1.5” thick board would be lined up like the picture below, which is all the way into the channel, the white mark of 1 1/2 is not “centered” with the wider part of the drill. I don’t know if I make sense… Maybe that’s why my holes don’t hide the screws totally.
    I would love any light about this! Thank you in advance!

    1. Christene Holder says:

      Hi Pili,

      We noticed this too on the K4. For some reason, the marking for 1.5″ does not have its own white line. Instead the 1.25″ and 1.5″ are shown next to the same line. But that line is actually for 1.25.” It’s kind of confusing to look at but to get 1.5″ your drill bit needs to be all the way into that slot (full depth).

      Hope this helps – if you have any more questions, feel free to let me know.

      >> Christene

      1. Wood that is 1.25″ and 1.5″ thick should both have the collar on the drill bit set to that line. The line is shared because wood 1.5″ thick needs longer screws.

      2. Ross Revalee says:

        You set your drill up for 1-3/8″. The bit should have been on the 1-1/2″ line. And you should set it where the sharp flute starts. FYI 🙂

  3. Shawn Michaels says:

    Wow! there is so much to read through here. I like your post quite much. And obviously thanks for the detailed description. I found so many new things and information while reading your post.. Just want to give a thumbs up for your great work.

    1. chris hubbard says:

      Hi,can you tell me if your using stock that is less than the markings on the kreg jig such as 10mm stock can you not use this size stock.
      Also how do you join two different thickness stocks together,no instructions to do this.

      kind regards
      Chris

  4. George Porter says:

    how is the best way to connect a mitered corne say 45 degree or less on 1 inch pine. Is this even. possible?

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