Sentences with phrase «using pocket hole»

At the recommendation of Live Simply, I used a pocket hole jig system to pre-drill and screw together the boards.

If you are using pocket holes, drill all pocket holes.

I wound up using MDF scraps for the face, ripped it down to size and reattached it to the drawer using pocket holes.

It is super strong and sturdy because instead of using nails to assemble the frame which is often the temptation when building smaller projects like this, I used pocket hole screws made easy by the Kreg Pocket Hole Jig.

I used pocket holes on the back of the plywood that go into the 4 × 4 legs, and long pocket screws.

Use a pocket hole jig to drill pocket holes in the ends of the supports and attach one at the top and bottom and one in the middle.

The beauty of using pocket holes is that all of the screws are hidden underneath the tabletop, and the joints are nice and strong.

Not exact matches

Use the other half of the pockets for miscellaneous tools: scissors, brushes, clear and colored tape, a small stapler, a hole puncher.

It is also an affordable machine that doesn't make a hole in your pocket and it fit for home gym use.

Use your Kreg Jig, set to 3/4 ″ thick wood, to put 2 pocket holes on each end of the 1 ″ x4 ″ and 1 ″ x3 ″ Select Pine boards (8 boards, 32 pocket holes total)

You can just add the screws from the outside of the box (rather than having them hidden inside the pocket holes) or even use a hammer and nails and wood glue if you don't own many power tools.

This month we partnered with Kreg for the Monthly DIY Challenge and used their R3 pocket hole jig to build something.

However, careful forethought and the use of the right strategies will ensure your translated courses are a success — without burning a hole in your pocket.

While the boot offers just 425 liters of space (that's for FWD versions, because the 4Motion all - wheel drive will leave you with just 392 liters at your disposal), cabin cubby holes and pockets are suitable for your daily use personal belongings - I'm talking water bottles, phones, wallets and whatnot.

If you have $ 1.8 million burning a hole in your pocket or purse, the Chicago Auto Show in McCormick Place has a one - of - a-kind GRX Interceptor on display that could relieve your fiscal anxiety.Not only is it the most expensive vehicle on display, but the highest priced machine ever to be exhibited in the show's 85 - year history.Tommy «The Greek» Mouzes, who designed the vehicle L «from my head without even using a blueprint,» said the only Interceptor he will ever build and sell is «a work of art meant for eye appeal.

Take a look back through the amazing comments our readers have left here for some ideas on how they handled the big screen (some used straps in corners) as well as the charging (some left a hole in the bottom of the pocket).

If you're the kind of person for whom money burns a hole in your pocket until you spend it, then use it on debt.

SPG Moments can be a fabulous use of points if you have some Starwood or Marriott points burning a hole in your pocket.

Maybe some would suggest using my own mobile data (roaming) but that would definitely put a hole in my pocket.

The real use of water is being able to manipulate it — if you blast a hole in the side or under a water pocket, it will flow out, filling the area below with water or running down a slope below — flushing any unsuspecting worms along with it to a potentially early grave.

The «mantel» at the head of the bed offers storage for various things, while the holes or «attach points» in the camper's metal framing struts are inspired by designs used for NASA vehicles, and can be used to clip things on, like lanterns, bungee cords or mesh pockets.

A general health plan or a mediclaim is used to cover medical expenses that may otherwise burn a deep hole in your pocket.

If money burns a hole in your pocket, it may be tempting to use the money you set aside for taxes and insurance and take a pricey vacation instead.

Once the walnut was cut, we used a Kreg Jig Master System to drill pocket holes and added screws to secure the walnut boards together to form a top to cover the island.

You can just add the screws from the outside of the box (rather than having them hidden inside the pocket holes) or even use a hammer and nails and wood glue if you don't own many power tools.

Next, you can go ahead and secure your tabletop to your table base with wood screws using the pre-drilled pocket holes.

Attach the leg using 1 1/2» pocket hole screws and wood glue.

Use the Kreg Jig to drill pocket holes on the back of the first 4 boards — approximately 2 inches in on each side.

- Kreg Right - angle Clamps: We use these when we are joining two boards (that form a right angle) with pocket holes.

Before attaching the support pieces to the wall we used the Kreg Jig to drill 2 pocket holes in each piece for the location where we planned to use Kreg Jig screws to attach the support piece to the countertop.

Attach the back legs flush to the back panel using 1 1/4» pocket hole screws and wood glue.

Attach the dividers between the two front legs using 1 1/4» pocket hole screws and wood glue.

Attach the legs with the side panel using 1 1/4» pocket hole screws and wood glue.

On the other side of the Living Room is the Kitchen and then the Dining Room... That hole used to be a wall and the wood framing the island used to be two 9 ft, pocket doors out of an old house.

Step 5 - Attach table top to the base top using 1 1/2 ″ pocket hole screws.

These frames were made from scrap wood (2 x 1s), my Kreg Jig (using 3/4 ″ pocket holes and 1 1/4 ″ pocket hole screws), and a little Minwax Dark Walnut stain.

I built this console table using easy pocket hole screw construction in just a few hours.

Attach to 3/4 ″ plywood to legs, so the top is flush and there is a 1 1/2 ″ space from the inner corner of the legs to the plywood, using 1 1/4 ″ pocket hole screws.

You could make this whole table with just a miter saw, a pocket hole jig and a drill, but I'll show you some of the ways I used other tools to get what I think is a better look.

We use 3/4» pocket holes (3 per end of each of the sides and divider) and 1-1/4» pocket hole screws.

I used a Kreg - Jig for the pocket holes.

I built my first piece of furniture (a coffee table) by myself after learning how to use a Kreg Jig pocket hole system, and my whole world opened up to new possibilities.

Once I cut the boards to size, I drilled pocket holes along the edges using my Kreg Jig.

Then I used my Kreg Jig Jr (or Kreg R3 Jr) to make pocket holes in the side pieces so I could attach them to the underside of the table...

I trimmed the boards down to the size of the cabinet and connected them in the same manner we did with our dining room table, using a Kreg Jig and pocket holes to hide the screws underneath the boards.