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Thread: Explain the Kreg Pocket Hole system to me, Please

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mack Cameron View Post
    Hi Shawn; a little trick I use with the Kreg is to twist (screw) the screws through the first piece prior to attaching to the 2nd piece. Then as some others have stated, be sure to clamp the two pieces together when joining them permanently.
    Does this help prevent joint creep?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Craig Mitchell View Post
    Does this help prevent joint creep?
    Hi Craig; I find it does since the screw is only trying to get into the new wood. It doesn't negate the clamping though.
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    I've got the Master Kit, and love it.

    In this video, Kreg doesn't use a corded drill at all... so I wonder how important it is. Maybe they're changing their tune since most people don't have them any more? I don't know. I'll just keep using my corded craftsman for now.
    Last edited by Bob Sanders; 06-20-2008 at 11:13 AM.

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