Pocket Hole Screw Jig Dowel Drill Joinery Kit Carpenters Wood Woodwork Guides Joint Angle Tool Carpentry Locator Craft Pack of 14

Easy pocket holes.

I got this so I wouldn't have to spend $50 on Kreg's Micro jig. It's an aluminum block with bushings that screw in. I was able to drill a hole and mount this on another jig, which is nice.The bits are the typical very cheap import drills. I bent the tip drilling into the aluminum base plate of the jig, which doesn't happen with Kreg's tapered twist drills (likely HSS and not cheap carbon steel). I got this for the jig and the stop collars and plan on using Kreg's micro drill which can be ordered for around $12 from Amazon.

I figured what the heck for $15. Straight forward to use (if you have the right clamp and previous experience). I measured and clamped the aluminum jig down, lightly pressed the trigger on the drill and... "snap"!Yep, didn't even scratch the jig. Nuts!While I dislike spending a ton of money on the other products out there, I'd have to say they last a little longer than 3 turns of a drill bit. My recommendation, if you know what you're doing and need a little jig for small jobs away from home AND you have you're own bits, this MAY be something to consider for the price minded. Otherwise, apply the cash to something else because you're only making someone else a lot of money buying this product you will throw away. Simply ask yourself, "do I have extra cash" or "do I have extra garage space to store this jig I may never use again"?

Not very accurate and cuts into the sides of the guide I'm planning on getting one from a different manufacturer. The price is cheap because it is cheap

The drill bit is not the same as the kreg like drill with a screw guide tip. It work but I wish the drill have that guide feature, this is an ordinary wood drill. Please provide a reading material to the product like how to adjust the collar height. What is the right height of the block pocket hole jig?

Love it but since the steel guides are short the aluminium gets warn down which is about a quarter inch in my case but I use it a lot.

Found guide box but too small. Cancelled return & replacement.

Cheap is not meant to mean affordable. Cheap means low quality. It does not work. The drill bits are too short, so your drill hits the workpiece before the bit can drill through the thickness of your workpiece. Buy something else.