When someone mentions “Kreg jig” or “Kreg joint”, every woodworker within earshot knows exactly what they’re referring to. As a brand, Kreg offers a lot of different products. But as an icon, their name is almost synonymous with “pocket hole” joinery. And there’s a good reason for that: they have perfected the art. We’ve reviewed some other Kreg jigs in the past. But this time they sent us the Kreg Foreman DB210 professional-grade pocket hole machine to check out and, by George, this Foreman proved to be a real heavyweight champion! If you want pocket holes without the fuss of hand drills and clamp-on guides – and in a fraction of the time – you’re going to love the Foreman as much as we do. Read More
About Steve
How to Build Your Own Shop Storage Drawer Cabinet & Learn Some Techniques Along The Way
For me and my “organizationally-challenged” brothers and sisters, garages and workshops are zones of chaos, where storage deficiencies and surplus “stuff” become life partners. The more tools and toys we acquire, the more we need places to put them. Tools without homes are destined to either never be found again or to forever be in the way; there is no middle ground. Every surface teeters above the jaws of clutter. But today we pop a breath mint into those foul jaws by building a shop storage drawer cabinet into the bottom of a popular worktable. This dense storage solution tames the wild workbench and makes your tools feel right at home. Come along, we’ll walk you through the process. Read More
