I've not used mine where they would show, but since I didn't know if I'd
find a need for them where the would show, I picked up a pkg. of oak
plugs "just in case". <g>
dave
[email protected] wrote:
> yes, assuming you can hide the huge ugly entry hole they make.
> Bridger
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, 02 Dec 2003 01:27:59 GMT, "Ron" <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>
>>Can pocket holes be used to secure a 3/4" plywood to 3/4" plywood butt
>>joint?
>>
>>How about from 3/4" poplar to 3/4" plywood?
>>
>>I have a Kreg Rocket jig and some course screws I was planning on using.
>>
>>ThankX,
>>Ron
>>
>
>
YES. However the harder the wood, the stronger the joint will be.
"Ron" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:yURyb.382871$HS4.3146471@attbi_s01...
> Can pocket holes be used to secure a 3/4" plywood to 3/4" plywood butt
> joint?
>
> How about from 3/4" poplar to 3/4" plywood?
>
> I have a Kreg Rocket jig and some course screws I was planning on using.
>
> ThankX,
> Ron
>
>
yes, assuming you can hide the huge ugly entry hole they make.
Bridger
On Tue, 02 Dec 2003 01:27:59 GMT, "Ron" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>Can pocket holes be used to secure a 3/4" plywood to 3/4" plywood butt
>joint?
>
>How about from 3/4" poplar to 3/4" plywood?
>
>I have a Kreg Rocket jig and some course screws I was planning on using.
>
>ThankX,
>Ron
>
that's why they are so popular for face frames; putting them together,
and also for attaching to the carcass. Some folks use the pocket holes
for attaching the rails to the stiles of the ff but biscuit or just glue
the ff to the carcass.
dave
Ron wrote:
> Can pocket holes be used to secure a 3/4" plywood to 3/4" plywood butt
> joint?
>
> How about from 3/4" poplar to 3/4" plywood?
>
> I have a Kreg Rocket jig and some course screws I was planning on using.
>
> ThankX,
> Ron
>
>