Massca Twin Pocket Hole Jig Kit – Adjustable & Easy to Use Joinery Pocket Screw Jig for Woodworking - Pocket Jig Tool with Drill Bit, Hex Key & Stop Collar – For DIY Carpentry Projects

I'm very happy with this purchase. I have the Kreg 720 Pro, but there are times that you need to get into a tight space and drill some pocket holes, and the size of this is just right. Granted, you still have to have room for your clamp, but a very small C-clamp will work. The holes it cut were nice and clean, and looked as good as the Kreg pocket holes. I like the design of the magnet to help clamp it, too. Seems just as durable as my Kreg, was easy to use, and allowed me to quickly drill the holes I needed.

This is a great product, for the price. It made it very easy to drill pocket holes in lumber up to 1.5 inches thick.

Works great!

It's as good as the Kreg of the same design, However, it has easier to adjust depth settings and offsets. however on use, it does need to have the chips knocked out of it after each hole (or pair of holes) that you drill - That is where I discovered it'd be nicer if it had a way to really lock in the adjustment as after tapping out the chips, the offset adjustment slipped out of place and my next 2 holes were way too deep- - I had to plug them and re-drill new holes offset from the first ones - My fault for not checking, but one assumes... But once you're aware of that it is easy enough to correct that problem, and if you never use any other offset (such as only ever using 3/4" thick material) you could of course glue or tape the adjustment in place. Chip ejection isn't as good as my single-hole kreg does, so it gets clogged with chips that have to be cleared out each time (not a big problem, just a minor annoyance)

Easy to use. Great for the first time pocket holer. Made of plastic with metal bushing so it should last a while with proper care.

I had a 2 holed Kreg jig that my wife got me for Father's Day in 2009 or 2010. It had worked great, with me getting new drill bit and driving bit, but it finally gave out accurately drilling the proper depth by holding the measurement as I drilled. Very good product. However, after apprehensively considering a new product with price point and the magnets, this one is easier to use and measure the wood depth. I really like it. If you get a deal on Kreg get one, they make great products, but with me the Massca seems more user friendly and doesn't rely on the push sides to get the right depth but the magnets. Seems better quality, but time will tell if it lasts as long as the Kreg??? Hope this helps.

Markings to set the drill bit depth for the material is white on black and easily read, however the lines are not and hard to read. Markings on the sides are etched into the black side and not white which makes them hard to read. Simply making all the settings filled in white would improve the readability.

I ordered this for a cabinet I was building and hoped this would make it easier. However I had to look up the instructions on YouTube. I followed the instructions and the holes kept coming out close to the edge of the wood which would cause it to split. I contacted support and the asked if I was using the new project side or the already built side? The quoted the directions that should have come with the product and directed me to read them. I took a photo of what I received and asked exactly where it said that? I asked this because they're where no directions provided except on the back of the package. These directions listed nothing mentioned. after several attempts I finally gave up and purchased another jig tool from a competitor. It worked flawlessly and have added this tool to my permanent set. I may have gotten a bad item but the customer service ice could have been much better. Until next Time, Deleted User