Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Kit de plantilla para orificios de bolsillo de 30 piezas, sistema de plantilla para orificios de bolsillo ajustable y fácil de usar con taladros escalonados, anillos de tope de taladro, llaves y puntas cuadradas, marcas de escala dual para proyectos de carpintería de bricolaje

Haven't used the clamp it came with yet, but using it with a normal clamp on a 2 by 10 worked really well (even tho it stretches the limit of its reach). Seems good quality that will last. Wouldn't really say it is a 30part jig though. They count all the screws and shenanigans as well. 12 part would be more honest...

It works great. Have to be careful about drill bit depth

It is a alright jig haven’t had any problems with it keep thinking it is going to break,but it seems to hold up!

Excellent unit, easy to set up. Would have benn nice yo have more and/different size screws and some wood plugs. Recommended.

bon matériel avec une bonne ergonomie facile a l'utilisation et mise en œuvre rapide a voir dans le temps sa durabilité

Zunächst etwas gewöhnungsbedürftig - dies dürfte sich mit der Zeit und mit mehr Übung allerdings geben.

I originally wanted to get a metal pocket hole jig for durality. However, I've used it only a few times and the drill bit consistently shaves off metal from the jig. There's enough play in the jig now that there is no way to consistently drill holes. I can't recommend another brand enough, just pay a higher price and you won't have to replace it in a few uses.

Love this jig but haven't had long . Was doing a slat wall pre drilled all my holes started putting up and realized all the heads of my screws stick out. Got to looking and the holes are wallered out. Jig is useless now . So is my project

The tool has a great price but is not built to last. Ideal for someone needing to make a few dozen pocket holes, but does not stand up to repeated long term use. Bushings and bits quickly wore down.

For the price the pocket hole jig is decent. The reason for it being decent and not great is due to two reasons. 1. When the jig is not mounted to a work surface and applying the clamp with a significant enough pressure to hold the material so it doesn't move when drilling, the base that the clamp is mounted to, it will begin to warp. 2. The biggest complaint is that the drill guides are steel sleeves at the top of the holes. Whereas they are aluminum at bottom next to the material that is being drilled. Once the drill makes contact with the material, it pushes the drill into the aluminum jig and starts to shave some aluminum away. The more holes you drill, the more the guide holes wobble out. After a couple of dozen holes, the guide holes on my jig can no longer consistently drill holes accurately.