Quick answer
The Kreg Pocket-Hole Jig Micro is a capable mini jig for small projects using ½” or ¾” material, but it cannot handle thicker stock or create standard-size pocket holes.
What the Micro does well
The Micro is designed for portability and quick setup. Its twist-apart design lets you adjust pocket-hole spacing for different joint configurations, and the positioning sliders lock onto ½”- and ¾”-thick materials. The GripMaxx anti-slip surface keeps the jig steady during drilling, which is especially helpful when working on smaller pieces.
Where the Micro falls short
The Micro uses a smaller 19/64” drill bit that creates a pocket hole 33% smaller than standard. This means it works best with Kreg Pan-Head pocket-hole screws, not the larger washer-head screws used for heavy-duty joinery. It also lacks the capacity for materials thicker than ¾”, so if you're building a tabletop or frame with 1-1/2” stock, you'll need a full-size jig like the Kreg 720PRO.
Myth vs. Fact: What the Micro can and can't do
- Myth: The Micro works with any thickness of wood.: Fact: The Micro is designed only for ½” and ¾” materials. It cannot accommodate thicker stock. Use the Micro for small boxes, drawer fronts, or trim—not for thick tabletops or structural frames.
- Myth: The Micro creates standard-size pocket holes.: Fact: The Micro uses a 19/64” drill bit that produces a pocket hole 33% smaller than standard. It requires Kreg Pan-Head pocket-hole screws. Stock up on Pan-Head screws; standard washer-head screws won't fit properly.
- Myth: The Micro is a full-size jig in a compact body.: Fact: The Micro is a dedicated mini jig for small-scale joinery. It lacks the clamping system and capacity of larger jigs like the 720PRO. If you need to join wide panels or heavy frames, choose a full-size Kreg jig instead.
Product details
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Kreg® Pocket-Hole Jig Micro: Twist-apart design for variable pocket-hole spacing; positioning sliders for ½”- and ¾”-thick materials; GripMaxx anti-slip surface; uses a smaller 19/64” micro drill bit that creates a 33% smaller pocket hole. The smaller pocket hole and dedicated screw type make the Micro ideal for light-duty projects but limit its use with thicker lumber or heavy loads.
Kreg® Pocket-Hole Jig Micro
