Can this be used for making a corner from two 2x4's?
1572789
Sure. I guess it depends how assembled the piece you're pocket-holing is. If it's just two 2x4's, no problem. If it's the inside corner of an already assembled piece of furniture, for instance, it may be difficult to clamp the jig in the correct position to drill. If you're building from scratch AND have a good way to clamp the jig, you can't beat this thing.
1199579
I'm not sure because the plastic legs have slots for the screws that are spaced for 2x4's. If you use 2x8's I'm sure you would hit enough of the slots but the gaps between the pieces of wood may be too large. When we put ours together I was kind of surprised how large the gap was between the 2x4's. I'm sure they make the plastic legs wide enough that it won't cause a problem if your 2x4's are not 100% straight as so often happens. So if you use four 2x8's you would only have 3 gaps between the pieces of wood instead of 7 gaps using eight 2x4's.
43944
It depends on the diameter of the router bottom. You cannot use this item as a guide for corner work,but can be rigged to work in the reverse order
1468400
not without cutting down the tubes and shortening them. You would have to take out 6 inches out of the 4 uprights and then sleeve them back together because you have to have the male/female ends to fit into the corner pieces
1202888
I would think that if the mini only had one hole, it would allow whatever pieces you are putting together to rotate. With two it won't. Really love this tool, am lining up many projects to start with it. And its quick and easy to learn and use.
894282
I believe it can be done as long as you can get all the corner pins into the corner poles first then get it staked down corner to opposite corner. It won't be too easy for one person, but I think it CAN be done. May take a little extra time.....good luck.
2283075
Yes, you may. That is how I am using it. I put the 2 pieces together separately and did not attach the triangle corner piece. It is working out great. I simply have them one next to another.
2113378
You easily could, the surface is level and slightly porous. There are also four holes on each corner where you could either use nails or wire to affix. I LOVE this product!
1841082
Yes, it will absolutely work for a corner placement. Mine is used in the corner of an L shaped desk and return.
1926076
Don't understand what you are asking for. I decided to not use the corner conversion. I liked it better that way.
1599109
It could be done but you would need something to support the saw track (like a 2x10) that you could lay down beside your 2x4 and then just slide the track over as you make each 1/2" cut. It will be tricky though as you make each cut and the 2x4 decreases in width. The rubber bottom on the track may not be enough to keep the 2x4 from moving.
553600
It came in two large strips so it would not have to go in the corner. I suppose you could cut the spots out and arrange them however you want.
2187399
You probably could use only the 2 rectangular pieces, and eliminate the corner piece. It seems it might be less stable that way, but it looks like it could be done - you'd just have two separate tables to configure how you want them. All together, though, it doesn't take up a whole lot of room. It's a great desk for the price.
964742
Thank you so much :) I know that you can put intersections so I believe the answer will be "yes" but personally I did not try that.
1630792
You can on the topI used two 2x6 and a 2x4 on the top but the brace in the middle is moulded for a 2x4
1474394
If you turned the smallest piece sideways, you probably could. The blocks are much larger than other blocks I have come across.
966988
I used them on 1x6 boards and they worked well. A 2x4 would be too thick unless you countersink the back side of the hole.