Introducing the Kreg 720 Pocket Hole Jig 1-1/2 in — a purpose-built, nylon-bodied pocket hole jig designed for woodworkers who value precise, fast joinery without lugging around heavy tools. This compact jig delivers dependable pocket holes in a range of common project stock, making it a reliable choice for DIYers and professionals alike.
Designed to work with wood stock from 1/2 in to 1-1/2 in thick, the Kreg 720 enables you to create strong, hidden joints for cabinets, frames, shelves, and furniture with consistent results. The blue nylon body keeps the jig lightweight and portable, so you can take it from the workshop to the job site with ease.
Key specs at a glance
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Jig Type: Pocket Hole
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Stock Range: 1/2 in to 1-1/2 in thick wood
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Material: Nylon (blue body)
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Package: 1 jig in boxed packaging
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Brand / Sub Brand: Kreg 720
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Compatible Material: Wood
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Product Type: Pocket Hole Jig
Why this jig stands out
The 720 sub-brand designation signals a streamlined, value-focused option within the Kreg lineup. The nylon construction provides a durable, lightweight alternative to metal-bodied jigs, offering reliable performance for everyday woodworking tasks without added weight. The blue color makes it easy to spot in a busy toolbox, helping you grab the right tool quickly when you’re mid-project.
Who it’s for
Ideal for hobbyists tackling bookshelves, picture frames, or small cabinets, as well as professionals who need a dependable, portable jig for quick pocket-hole joinery on wood projects. If you’re building frames, casework, or any project that benefits from clean, hidden joints, this jig helps you achieve sturdy connections with minimal setup.
Practical use cases
- Assemble a DIY bookshelf by joining panels with hidden pocket-hole screws for a clean, professional look.
- Replicate cabinet face frames or trim with quick pocket-hole joinery that stays strong over time.
- Repair loose joints on wooden furniture by re-establishing solid, near-invisible connections.
- Carry a lightweight, portable jig to job sites for on-site cabinet or furniture work.
Tips for best results
Set up with stock within the 1/2 in to 1-1/2 in range and drill with proper pocket-hole bits sized for wood projects. Use compatible wood materials and standard pocket-hole screws to maximize joint strength. For repeat projects, label or store the jig with a quick-reference guide to keep your workflow efficient and consistent.