Tag Archives: Pocket-Hole Joinery

After a few weekend builds and one too-many wobbly joints, we decided it was time to test a pocket-hole jig that promised less fuss and more repeatable results. The Kreg KPHJ720 Pocket-Hole Jig 720 quickly felt like a workshop “reset”—durable, straightforward, and designed to keep our process moving instead of stopping to re-measure every step. We especially appreciated how easy it was to clamp and adjust, whether we were working with 1/2" trim or thicker 1 1/2" boards for sturdier frames. In this review, we’ll share how the 720 fit into our workflow, what surprised us, and where it still demands a little patience before we call it a must-have.