Kreg Jig K2000 ProPack User guide
Kreg Jig K2000 ProPack Instruction Manual
Base
Toggle
Clamp
Upright
1-1/2" Riser block
2
6" Driver
3" Driver
3-3/4" T-bolt
Face clamp
2-1/2" T-bolt
3/8" KJD bit
1/2" Step block
Allen wrench
1/4-20 Hex nut
Nut retainer
Depth collar
(2) Wing supports
Mini Kreg Jig
Sample pack of screws
(4) 1-1/2 Screws
(4) 10-32 x 3/4"
Machine Screws
(4) 1-1/4" Screws
Thank you!!!
Thank you for purchasing the Kreg Jig K2000 ProPack from Kreg Tool Company. For
over a decade, Kreg Tool has worked to make woodworking faster, stronger, and simpler using
pocket hole joinery. The K2000 Kreg Jig you have purchased is loaded with features that make
it the most versatile pocket hole system available.
Kreg Tool welcomes your ideas and comments. To contact us please call 1-800-4478638, or visit our web site at www.kregtool.com. The web site now includes a pocket hole
joinery forum where employees of Kreg Tool and other woodworking enthusiasts can get
together to solve problems and gather useful information.
Important Notice
Before drilling any parts with your Kreg Jig K2000, assemble the upright onto the base
in Position 1, adjust your depth collar for 3/4" material on your drill bit, and drill out each of the
holes. This process will remove blue plastic chips from the drill guide path. The chips are
perfectly normal and occur because of the tight tolerances placed on the drill guides and the path
of the drill bit. Blue chips will continue to be seen for approximately the first 20 holes.
Warranty
The Kreg Jig K2000 comes with a 30 day satisfaction guarantee. If you are unhappy
with the performance of the jig in any way, simply return it within 30 days for a full refund.
Both the K2000 and the Mini Kreg Jig included in this ProPack carry a lifetime warranty on
their hardened steel drill guides.
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Assembly Instructions
Nut Retainer
Hexagonal recess
Step 2
Step 1
Please follow these simple steps in order to prepare
your Kreg Jig for use. Refer to the photo on page 2 of this
manual for part reference.
1. Step 1, press the hex nut into the hex recess on the bottom
of the jig base. Step 2, then push the plastic nut firmly onto
the ribs to capture the nut as shown in fig. 1.
2. If the toggle clamp is not already assembled, use the 4
machine screws to attach it to the base.
3. Next, you’ll want to screw the base down to a piece of
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plywood using the four 1-1/2" screws provided. The plywood will serve as a mobile base
that will allow you to easily transport the jig around your work area. Simply clamp the
plywood to your workbench when ready to drill.
4. Locate the 2 support wings and place them perpendicular to the base so that they appear as
shown at right. Notice that the support wings are positioned to the forward edge of the
1/2" Step Block groove. Positioning them as shown will assure that the groove does not
become filled with wood chips while drilling. Finally, screw the wings tight to the plywood
using the (4) 1-1/4" screws provided. The wing supports serve two purposes: 1. They help
to support panels that are wider than the base of the jig. 2. They incorporate a groove that
is used to help locate the correct depth collar setting.
fig. 1
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Kreg Jig K2000 Philosophy
Pocket hole joinery has
come a long way in the last
decade. An astounding number
of woodworkers are realizing
what we’ve known for many
years–that the fast, strong, and
simple technique that was
primarily used in face frame
assembly can be utilized in many
different woodworking applications. To better
serve the growing number of woodworkers that
use pocket hole joinery as their main joinery
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method, Kreg worked to design a pocket hole
tool that easily places pocket holes in their ideal
location. The innovative design of the K2000
has produced a tool that provides three easy
adjustments for working with different thicknesses of material as well as three horizontal
hole spacings to properly place holes in material
of varying widths. In addition, the Mini Kreg
Jig that is included in this ProPack can be used
virtually anywhere. Simply clamp the jig flush to the edge of your workpiece, adjust depth
collar setting, and drill to achieve the Position 1 result. Adjust the distance from the edge of your
workpiece accordingly for thicker or thinner materials and change your depth collar setting.
fig. 2
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B
C
fig. 3