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Kreg® Pocket-Hole Jig 720PRO
The Pocket-Hole Jig 720PRO is the most advanced jig yet from Kreg® - designed for efficient woodworking and DIY project building.
Adaptive Cutting System Saw + Guide Track Kit
The Kreg Adaptive Cutting System Saw + Guide Track Saw Kit provides a plunge-cutting track saw and guide track for making smooth, splinter-free cuts.
Accu-Cut™ XL
The Kreg Accu-Cut™ XL circular saw guide helps you make straight, accurate, splinter-free cuts in plywood and other large panels up to 100".
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Multi-Mark™
Simplify measuring and layout tasksThe Multi-Mark is an incredibly handy multipurpose marking and measuring tool, perfect for a wide variety of househo...
Drilling Guide
The Kreg portable Drill Guide Jig makes it easy to create perfectly straight holes without a drill press. You can get precisely positioned holes with just a hand drill.
In-Line Clamp
Hold workpieces securely without the clamp getting in the wayBy applying pressure from the side, rather than from overhead, the In-Line Clamp stays out...
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Rip-Cut™
The Kreg Rip-Cut is a circular saw guide that makes circular saw cutting straight, accurate, and repeatable in plywood, MDF & other large sheets.
90° Corner Clamp
The Kreg 90 Degree Corner Clamp gives you the helping hand you need for woodworking projects. Holds 90 degree corners and "T" joints together securely.
Concealed Hinge Jig
Installing cabinet door hinges? The Kreg Concealed Hinge Jig ensures accurate hinge alignment, so you can install doors that fit great and work well.
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Kreg® Pocket-Hole Jig 520PRO
The Kreg 520PRO is the most versatile pocket hole jig for woodworking and DIY projects. Features VersaGrip™ intuitive clamping and a 360°-rotating handle.
Accu-Cut™
The Kreg Accu-Cut™ circular saw guide helps you make straight, accurate, splinter-free cuts in plywood and other large panels.
Shelf Pin Jig 1/4"
The Kreg Shelf Pin Jig makes it easy to drill shelf pin holes. Use the fence to align the jig with the edge of your workpiece for straight, accurate rows.
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Foreman Pocket-Hole Machine
The Kreg Foreman is a professional-grade pocket-hole machine with a consumer-friendly price. Build with 2x the speed of a standard pocket-hole jig.
Cabinet Hardware Jig
Install cabinet handles, knobs and pulls with repeatable accuracy. The Kreg Cabinet Hardware Jig takes the guesswork out of installing cabinet knobs and pulls.
Panel Carrier
Looking for a plywood carrying tool? The Kreg Panel Carrier makes lifting plywood easy - just slide the pads over your plywood and lift up on the handle to clamp.
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Precision Router Table System
The Kreg Precision Router Table System combines versatility with adjustability and ease of setup to take your woodworking projects to the next level.
Universal Bench Base with Standard-Height Legs
Adjustable standard-height legs accommodate different project needs Leg levelers and feet allow for 6" (152mm) of height adjustment: 31" to 39" (78.7cm to 99.1cm) Heavy-duty 12-gauge steel legs and 16-gauge steel rails Pre-drilled holes allow for additional customization FREE Plan included: Under-Bench Storage Add a compatible benchtop with dog holes or without dog holes (sold separately) 3" Dual Locking Casters available for added mobility (sold separately)
Adaptive Cutting System Master Kit
Plunge Saw and 62" Guide Track provide straight, smooth, splinter-free cuts anywhere Project Table expands cutting capability by supporting and positioning materials with integrated guides, stops, and measuring systems Versatile: Cut plywood and boards—rip, crosscut, mitered cuts—with one system Precise: Make accurate, high-quality cuts with ease and repeatability Safe: Work confidently with integrated safety features and anti-kickback protection Portable: Set up and stow your system quickly for simple transport and storage
What Should You Get Someone Who is Into Woodworking?
If you have a friend or family member who is into woodworking, there are several gift options you can consider that would be useful and appreciated. Here are some ideas:
Quality Hand Tools
High-quality hand tools are essential for any woodworker, and a good set of chisels, hand planes, saws, or carving tools can make all the difference in their woodworking projects. Consider purchasing a set of high-quality hand tools or a specialized tool that they may not already have in their collection.
Woodworking Books or Magazines
A good woodworking book or magazine can provide inspiration and instruction for woodworking projects. Look for books on specific woodworking techniques or styles, or a magazine subscription to a popular woodworking publication.
Safety Gear
Safety gear such as safety glasses, ear protection, dust masks, and gloves are essential for any woodworking project. A set of high-quality safety gear can help ensure that your loved one is protected while they work.
Woodworking Classes or Workshops
If your loved one is interested in learning new techniques or skills, consider signing them up for a woodworking class or workshop. These classes can provide hands-on instruction and access to specialized tools and equipment.
Woodworking Supplies
Woodworking supplies such as sandpaper, glue, clamps, and finishing products are always useful for any woodworking project. Consider putting together a gift basket of essential woodworking supplies.
Woodworking Project Kits
Project kits that include pre-cut wood pieces and instructions for a specific project can be a fun and rewarding gift for a woodworker. Look for kits that align with their interests, such as furniture making or carving.
Gift Cards
If you're not sure what to get your loved one, a gift card to a woodworking supply store or big box home improvement store can allow them to choose their own tools or supplies according to their needs and preferences.
What Tools Does a Woodworker Need?
A woodworker typically needs a variety of tools to effectively work with wood. Here are some of the essential tools for woodworking:
Saws
Cutting tools — hand saws, circular saws, miter saws, table saws, bandsaws, jigsaws — are a staple of any woodworker’s tool kit.
Measuring Tools
Measuring tools such as a tape measure, ruler, and square are essential for accurate measuring and cutting.
Clamps
Clamps hold pieces of wood in place while they are being worked on or glued.
Drill
A drill is necessary for creating pocket-hole joints, shelf pins holes, cabinet hardware pilot holes, hinge pilot holes, and more.
Driver
Screwdrivers and cordless drivers are used to drive screws into wood.
Pocket-Hole Jig
Pocket-hole jigs make it fast and easy to join wood together.
Cabinet and Drawer Jigs
These handy tools take the guesswork out of measuring and marking, and help stabilize and hold drawers and cabinet doors during installation.
Router
A router is used for cutting and shaping wood.
Planer
A planer is used to create flat and even surfaces on rough wood.
Lathe
A lathe is used for turning wood into various shapes, such as bowls or spindles.
These are just a few examples of the tools a woodworker might use. The specific tools needed will depend on the type of projects being done and the skill level of the woodworker.