Pocket hole joinery is a quick, strong, and efficient way to pull your woodworking project together. Although the basic concept is simple (butt joints with screws set at a 15° angle) you'll need to follow a few special techniques and procedures to make sure the joints throughout your project are consistent and secure.

In our Pocket Hole Joinery article, we'll take you step-by-step through the pocket hole joinery process—from choosing the right drill bit to positioning your project for final assembly. Plus, we'll give you some tips for choosing a pocket hole jig—the perfect accessory for making consistent, accurate joints throughout your project.

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