Kreg® Micro Drill Bit and Stop Collar

BRAND: Kreg

Create compact pocket holes with 500-Series and 700-Series pocket hole jigs! The easy-set Micro-Pocket™ drill bit with a stop collar and gauge/hex wrench is designed for use with the Micro-Pocket™ drill guide kit (KPHA530 and KPHA730) to create 25% smaller pocket holes using 500-Series and 700-Series pocket hole jigs.

FEATURES:

Stepped Micro-Pocket™ drill bit, stop collar, and thickness gauge/wrench for Kreg® 500-Series and 700-Series pocket hole jigs

For use with Micro-Pocket™ drill guide kit (KPHA530 and KPHA730)

Works with 1/2" (12mm) stock and narrow stock, down to 1" (25mm) wide

Faster, easier drill strokes because the bit removes less material

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