Kreg Electric Foreman and/or Klamp Table Users..? Reviews?

If you do face frames professionally it’s the fastest way to
go. Castle/Porter Cable and similar machines drill a different
angle for the hole – route the hole actually, so unlike with the
Kreg system you’d have durable carbide router cutters
instead of that that consumable steel drill bit.

Use no, used yes on the foreman machine…its pretty damn cool, but thats about all i can say since i only did a few dozen holes 3 summers ago

-- It's made of wood. Real sturdy.--Chubbs Peterson

We use a Foreman and have it mounted in a bench 204” long. For the price of the machine I’d say it’s a major time saver when compared to the older Kreg pneumatic-clamp/hand-drill setup we used to use. What formerly required 10 minutes now takes about a minute since we’re no longer waiting for a drill to wind down then repositioning a large piece of plywood in a vertical position.

The Foreman is sort of entry level for pocket hole machines from what I’ve seen but we’re not really cabinet makers so we don’t need anything bigger.

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