Features:

  • Covers up joint pocket holes
  • Plugs require minimal sanding to match pocket angles
  • Package sealing prevents warping from moisture
  • 50-Count-packages
  • Made from accurate dowel for minimal sanding
Useful when the pocket screw will be visible

Useful when the pocket screw pocket will be visible- Plugs are intentionally made larger than necessary so they’ll have to be sawed flush with a flush cut saw before staining and finishing.

Excellent product

I made a solid oak armoire using the Kreg jointing technique which had some 130 pocket holes. This was my first experience with the plugs and the Kreg jig for that matter. The plugs worked great, but I was initially unware that the fat end of the plug would need to be cut down slightly for them to fit. Since the same plug is used for all thickness of wood it made sense after I thought about it. My band saw quickly chopped off about 1/4" off each of the plugs and they worked really well. It would have been nice if you could choose a grain direction, but that option isn't available.

Perfect fit.

Made by Kreg to fit Kreg pocket holes. Just wish I could find more wood colors to choose from ... Walnut, hickory ..

Gives ya that nice purdy professional look.

No, Kreg did not invent the pocket hole jig, but they sure made it easily availble to the masses. A pocket hole jig is a great addition to any shop and to make it even better Kreg has these little plugs to easily fill your holes when you're done. I recall that the last time I was reading the reviews there were those who were crying that the plugs were too long; said that they had to speng forever sanding them down after they were glued in place. The kind folks at Kreg did that on purpose fellas - one size fits all. Most home handy man types are probrobly using basic 3/4 inch stock but the pocket hole jig is great for a variety of thickness materials and thes plugs are made to use with thick and thin stock. For 3/4 inch material I either set my small chop saw to about 30 degrees (putting a piece of scrapwood against the backing to hold the plug steady against) and lop off about a quarter of an inch off the fat end of the plug. If I am lazy or only need one or 2 plugs I just zip off a hunk quickly with my little band saw or scroll saw. Put a little glue in the whole and slide the plug down till it is almost flush. It dont get much easier than that.

Worked perfectly

They work great. Even though they were Kreg brand, they fit perfectly into the pocket holes made by a Harbor Freight tool.

Another great Kreg product!

Kreg products are a bit pricey, but they are easy to use and the results are great!

Easy to use

These plugs are great for covering pocket holes where the screws are permanent.

perfect

These arrived perfect and worked great for a wood project.

Perfect Plug

Perfect for putting a finishing touch on my new drafting desk handcrafted from oak.

Fits great to Kreg jig tool (obviously)

The color of the plug is close enough to my oak wood I'm using.

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