Pockethole Jigs
Pocket hole joinery involves drilling into a workpiece at an angle to create a “pocket hole”. The pieces are then brought together and a screw is driven through this hole into the other workpiece. Very fast joining is achievable without the need for precise measurements and the use of glue is entirely optional.
Dowel Jigs
Doweling jigs enable the precise drilling of dowel holes into a workpiece. A very accurate form of joinery, it is favored by industrial furniture manufacturers. A hole is drilled into both pieces and glue is applied into these holes. A dowel is added and the pieces are clamped until the glue has dried.