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Safety InStructIonS
1. Always use eye protection when using power tools. Wear
safety goggles that comply with ANSI 287.1.
2. Always unplug your power drill before changing bits and
attaching drill stops.
WHat’S IncLuDeD
(see figure above)
CALLOUT # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
1 Wood thickness adjustment thumbwheel 1
2 Step drill bit, 3/8" 1
3 Stop collar 1
4 Hex wrench 1
5 #2 x 6" square drive bit 1
6 1" long coarse thread wood screws
with #2 washer head 24
7 1" long fine thread wood screws
with #2 washer head 24
8 Spare hex head screws 2
9 Work piece clamp with
plastic thumbnut 1
10 Jig mounting holes 2
11 Hex head screws (hidden)
securing jig base to vertical piece 2
SetuP InStructIonS
To familiarize yourself with the jig and
avoid ruining good stock, practice making
a few pocket holes on scrap pieces of
wood before starting your project.
Secure the jig to your workbench or fixed
work surface using the two mounting
holes on the bottom of the jig (Callout 10).
oPeratInG InStructIonS
1. Adjust the height of the drilling platform
for the nominal work piece thickness by
aligning the top of the platform with the
correct line on the scale marked on the
jig body. Secure the platform by hand-
tightening the metal thumbwheel
(Callout 1).
2. To set the drill bit to the correct drilling
length, ensure that the stop collar
(Callout 3) on the step drill bit (Callout 2)
is positioned at the correct height to
prevent drilling into the jig. The tip of the
bit should be close to the platform—but
not touch it. Use the included hex
wrench to loosen/tighten the set screw
on the stop collar.
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POCKET HOLE
JIG KIT
#854
INSTRUCTIONS
Please read these instructions carefully
and thoroughly before using this product.
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