Micro-Pocket Drill Guide Kit 730 For Compact Joints

Micro-Pocket Drill Guide Kit 730 Kreg KPHA730 is a dedicated micro pocket hole setup that works with 700-Series Pocket-Hole Jigs to create compact pocket holes. The Micro-Pocket drill guide block drops into your 700-Series Pocket-Hole Jig so you can switch from standard to smaller-diameter pocket holes without changing jigs, which keeps your bench workflow consistent when moving between project sizes. The matching Micro-Pocket drill bit then cuts pocket holes that are 25% smaller in diameter than a standard pocket hole, so joints in thinner material remove less wood while still providing a pocket for a Kreg pan-head pocket-hole screw. This kit is designed for small projects, repairs, and work in 1/2 inch material, so you can keep using pocket-hole construction when a full-size pocket hole would be too large for the stock.

Key Micro-Pocket Guide Details That Help Jobs

• The Micro-Pocket drill guide block is made for 700-Series Pocket-Hole Jigs, so you keep the same jig body while changing only the guide, which streamlines setups across different project sizes.
• The Micro-Pocket drill bit works with the guide block to cut pocket holes that are 25% smaller in diameter than standard pocket holes, so you remove less material in small parts and maintain more strength around the joint.
• The kit is described for small projects and repairs, so you can use the same pocket-hole approach when working on fine-scale assemblies where standard pocket holes would crowd the edges.
• The system is stated to work with 1/2 inch material and narrow stock down to 1 inch wide, so you can keep using pocket-hole joinery on thin parts where larger holes would risk breaking out.
• Compatibility with Kreg pan-head pocket-hole screws means the compact pocket holes still seat a common Kreg screw head properly, so you can tie the joint together without changing to a different fastener style.

Micro-Pocket Jig Setup And Drilling Use

This Micro-Pocket Drill Guide Kit for 700-Series Pocket-Hole Jigs uses a drop-in drill guide block, so changing from standard to micro pocket holes is a matter of swapping the block before drilling, which keeps setup time short between tasks. The matched Micro-Pocket drill bit works in that guide to cut the smaller-diameter pocket hole in one motion, so your drilling feels familiar if you already use a 700-Series Pocket-Hole Jig. Because it is described for 1/2 inch material and narrow stock down to 1 inch wide, the drilling pattern is suited to tighter layouts on slim parts, helping you keep the screw path centered in the workpiece. Using the kit on small projects and repairs lets you keep pocket-hole spacing predictable across both new builds and on-site adjustments.

Where This Kreg Micro-Pocket Drill Guide Fits

Micro-Pocket Drill Guide Kit 730 In Use

The Kreg Tool Micro-Pocket Drill Guide Kit 730 KPHA730 is identified for use with 700-Series Pocket-Hole Jigs, so it fits into that jig family when you need compact pocket holes. When you insert the Micro-Pocket drill guide block into your 700-Series Pocket-Hole Jig, the jig becomes configured to drill micro pocket holes instead of standard ones, which means the same jig base can cover both large and small work. The Web Description states this kit is perfect for small projects, 1/2 inch material, and narrow stock, so it slots into work where cabinets, drawers, or light framing use thinner pieces that do not suit standard pocket-hole diameters. Because it works with narrow stock down to 1 inch wide, it supports face frames and other slim rails where joint placement is critical along a limited width.

How Micro Pocket Holes Improve Thin-Stock Results

The product drills pocket holes that are 25% smaller in diameter than standard pocket holes, so each pocket removes less wood, which leaves more material surrounding the screw in thinner stock. That smaller diameter is especially relevant when working with 1/2 inch material because the reduced excavation helps maintain edge integrity and reduces the chance of opening up the side of narrow pieces. The Web Description also notes that the kit is compatible with Kreg pan-head pocket-hole screws, so the compact hole geometry still accepts a pan-head screw that can clamp the joint without altering your screw inventory. Using this Micro-Pocket setup when building small projects and making repairs means your joints in delicate or narrow components can follow the same predictable pocket-hole pattern while being scaled appropriately to the material size.

Common Questions About The Kreg KPHA730 Kit

Select This Micro-Pocket Guide For Thin Stock Work

The Kreg Tool Micro-Pocket Drill Guide Kit 730 KPHA730 is tailored to 700-Series Pocket-Hole Jigs, so it directly supports compact pocket hole drilling where that jig family is already in use. Because it drills holes that are 25% smaller in diameter than standard pocket holes and is suited to 1/2 inch material and narrow stock down to 1 inch wide, it aligns with thin, precise work where material is limited. When small projects, repairs, or light assemblies call for pocket-hole strength in tight dimensions, this Micro-Pocket kit provides a scaled pocket-hole pattern built for those tasks.