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Kreg Pocket Hole Jig 320
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Kreg Pocket Hole Jig 320

8.0/10 · ExcellentRead our review
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The ultimate pocket hole jig for fast, strong joints.

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Excellent · Our verdict

A low-cost, portable way to try pocket-hole joinery. It builds strong face frames and simple furniture with just a drill, though it is slower to set up than Kreg’s benchtop jigs.

Reviewed by Michael Wood · Oct 18, 2026
Best for
  • Trying pocket holes on a budget
  • Repairs and on-site work
  • Occasional furniture and shop projects
Skip it if
  • You drill many pocket holes — the 720PRO is far faster
  • You want invisible joinery on show faces
What we like
  • Inexpensive entry to pocket-hole joinery
  • Portable — clamps right to the workpiece
  • Strong joints with only a drill
Watch out for
  • Slower to set and clamp than benchtop jigs
  • Pocket holes need plugging or hiding on visible faces

How it performs

Pocket holes are fast, strong joints for face frames, cabinet carcasses and casual furniture. The 320’s portable drill guides clamp to the board, which suits occasional use and large pieces.

What to know

  • Set the drill collar and screw length for your board thickness.
  • Use fine-thread screws in hardwood and coarse-thread in softwood and plywood.
  • Clamp parts flush before driving screws.

Pocket holes vs biscuits: which to buy first.

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