Overall rating: 4.7514124 / 5 from 177 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Pocket-Hole Screw Starter Kit is highly appreciated for its great starter kit, variety of sizes, excellent tool, and valuable packaging. It is a popular choice for both beginners and for making repairs.

Summary topics

starter kit (9%): Customers expressed satisfaction with the great starter kit, which was a popular choice among users.
variety of sizes (6%): Customers expressed appreciation for the variety of sizes available for the different types of pocket screw jobs.
tool quality (6%): Customers loved the tool, describing it as great, excellent, awesome, and very nice and handy.
packaging value (7%): Customers expressed appreciation for the great value and usefulness of the pack, making it a popular choice.

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Review highlights

"A must have for any pocket screw job where various woods and sizes are being used." — Mal G.
"Unable to review; it was a gift - all I can say is he was very happy with the jig set and the starter kit." — Sally G.
"This kit is a great starter kit of pocket screws." — Zedgrimm

Reviews

I used these screws to

"I used these screws to fasten the shelves in my closet organizer"

— David W. (5/5)

The first time it took

"The first time it took a few moments to figure out how it works. Once setup it works really well!"

— Eric L. (5/5)

Good product

"Good product"

— Bruce D. (5/5)

Built my first project using

"Built my first project using the kit. Was surprised that everything went together as laid out in the project design. I was very impressed with the results. Heading to the big box store now for more wood for my next bigger project. No more cheap flat box furniture for me. Thank you Kreg and my follow carpentry hobbyist."

— Richard P. (5/5)

Just received and haven’t had

"Just received and haven’t had time to use it."

— Ray M. (5/5)

A few of every size

"A few of every size you need."

— George G. (5/5)

Have not used it yet

"Have not used it yet but glad I got it ."

— S B. (5/5)

Nice assortment of screws. When

"Nice assortment of screws. When you are unsure of the correct screw to use, look at the guide."

— Dianne B. (5/5)

It is ok Latch doesn’t

"It is ok Latch doesn’t work the best."

— Michael P. (3/5)

Very strong screws nice container

"Very strong screws nice container would be great for cabinets and vanity cabinets going to buy more in the near future thanks for pro Prompt delivery"

— Ron R. (5/5)

Q&A

Do you make 2.5 inch number eight find thread screws: The longest fine threaded screw we have is 1-1/2" long. Anything longer than that with that fine thread and the torque required to drive those screws into hardwood, the heads were breaking off. We did not want that in our lineup. So there are a few different options you can do. First is to take and drill your pocket hole as normal then take a 1/8" long bit and drill that pilot hole into the second piece at that exact angle. Then seat the 2-1/2" screw into the pocket hole. Only bad thing about that is if that pilot angle is off you run the risk of stressing the wood with the potential of cracking. The second thing you could do is to set your Jig and stop collar at the 3/4" settings then drive a 1-1/2" fine threaded screw into the pocket. When seated you will have roughly 1" of of that screw into the second piece. We have found that with that depth it will provide a strong hold. Third thing you can do is to drill the pocket hole as normal for the 1-1/2" settings then drive the 2-1/2" coarse threaded screw in just a little ways and back it out. Drive it in a little more and back it out. Keep doing that process till the screw is completely seated in. With the self drilling tip on the screws and the backing out after just a short distance, will allow you to relieve that tension a little at a time with out running the risk of cracking the boards. If you do one of those 3 option, you will be able to connect together those boards.
I do not do metric system: At this time, we do not have that in metric