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Drilling Pocket Holes for Assembly

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Laundry Room Storage Cabinets | How to Build

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What happens here

Pocket holes are drilled into the cabinet components using a Kreg jig and a cordless drill. This method creates strong, hidden joints that are reinforced with screws. The process involves clamping the wood piece into the jig, setting the drill bit to the correct depth, and drilling the angled holes. This is a common and efficient way to join plywood in cabinetry.

Goal: Prepare cabinet components for assembly using pocket hole joinery.

Tools and materials

  • Cordless Drill
  • Kreg Jig
  • Plywood Components
  • Pocket Hole Screws

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doesn't move anywhere in case you haven't noticed but I'm using the same scrap piece of wood even when attaching the top and bottoms of the cabinet it creates this perfect 3/4 in spacer that allows for the 3/4 in space inset on the back of the cabinet to kind of hide the French cleat system perfectly and then it creates a perfect inset at the bottom and the top well in case you want to put crown molding on top or in case you want to put light at the bottom of your cabinet or on the top of your cabinet for like an accent but it just it's just speeds up the process one of the best advice I've ever heard a woodworker say it's not the ability to create a good

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