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expiredDinkinFlicka posted Dec 21, 2021 5:00 PM
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I posted a deal for a Kreg pocket hole jig a couple weeks ago, and a commenter they picked up a Massca M2 for $80 during Black Friday. I couldn't find that deal on here, but $90 seems close.
camelcamelcamel shows the historical lowest price on Amazon to be $100.
I posted a deal for a Kreg pocket hole jig a couple weeks ago, and a commenter they picked up a Massca M2 for $80 during Black Friday. I couldn't find that deal on here, but $90 seems close.
camelcamelcamel shows the historical lowest price on Amazon to be $100.
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https://masscaproducts.
I posted a deal for a Kreg pocket hole jig a couple weeks ago, and a commenter they picked up a Massca M2 for $80 during Black Friday. I couldn't find that deal on here, but $90 seems close.
camelcamelcamel shows the historical lowest price on Amazon to be $100.
I posted a deal for a Kreg pocket hole jig a couple weeks ago, and a commenter they picked up a Massca M2 for $80 during Black Friday. I couldn't find that deal on here, but $90 seems close.
camelcamelcamel shows the historical lowest price on Amazon to be $100.
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I bought it last year directly from Massca after seeing many good things said from various youtubers. Terribly disappointed with the M2 at the end.
The build etc are solid, all metal, feels premium, but if you ever try drill cross the grain pocket holes, Massca always leaves a mess, with all the wood splinters on the side of the holes, as shown in the video, no exception (worse with soft woods). (see https://youtu.be/23c1Vv3F82M?t=1
I too thought it was a drill bit problem, I contacted Massca directly, they don't accept returns, promised me to send another drill bit to test out, I never received anything. just poor customer service.
I ended up getting a K5 on clearance. It drills much cleaner holes cross the grain. I experimented with using the kreg drill bit with Massca, still not getting clean holes. It's the problem with the system, not the drill bit.
Like many others, I really hate the plastic build of all Kreg jigs, that's why i went for M2 in the first place. but Kreg's version just drills cleaner holes. At the end of the day, that all that matters. There are sometimes clearance deals on K5 if you can get it cheap, close to M2 price. Or if you feel adventureous, go and test for some other systems.
What good does a premium build do if it can't do the job well? Until Massca figure out problem, it's not worth it.
Now, I got another M2 for their $80 deal, but it hasn't gotten to me yet. They just shipped it out a few days ago (due to the shipping backup in Cali). Luckily it was for me, and not for a gift to give someone.
All in all the Massca just makes a better product, and $50 less than the Kreg. To me the Kreg brand has a lot of low tier garbage. It's just cheap, and in the end, it will not last long. It has cool features, but that means nothing if it will fall apart after using it. If Kreg were to make an exact copy of the M2, I'd assume it'd sell for $199.
In the end Kreg is for people that don't research, or follow their favorite YouTube personalities (paid) advice. So do your research.
I bought it last year directly from Massca after seeing many good things said from various youtubers. Terribly disappointed with the M2 at the end.
The build etc are solid, all metal, feels premium, but if you ever try drill cross the grain pocket holes, Massca always leaves a mess, with all the wood splinters on the side of the holes, as shown in the video, no exception (worse with soft woods). (see https://youtu.be/23c1Vv3F82M?t=1
I too thought it was a drill bit problem, I contacted Massca directly, they don't accept returns, promised me to send another drill bit to test out, I never received anything. just poor customer service.
I ended up getting a K5 on clearance. It drills much cleaner holes cross the grain. I experimented with using the kreg drill bit with Massca, still not getting clean holes. It's the problem with the system, not the drill bit.
Like many others, I really hate the plastic build of all Kreg jigs, that's why i went for M2 in the first place. but Kreg's version just drills cleaner holes. At the end of the day, that all that matters. There are sometimes clearance deals on K5 if you can get it cheap, close to M2 price. Or if you feel adventureous, go and test for some other systems.
What good does a premium build do if it can't do the job well? Until Massca figure out problem, it's not worth it.
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Now, I got another M2 for their $80 deal, but it hasn't gotten to me yet. They just shipped it out a few days ago (due to the shipping backup in Cali). Luckily it was for me, and not for a gift to give someone.
All in all the Massca just makes a better product, and $50 less than the Kreg. To me the Kreg brand has a lot of low tier garbage. It's just cheap, and in the end, it will not last long. It has cool features, but that means nothing if it will fall apart after using it. If Kreg were to make an exact copy of the M2, I'd assume it'd sell for $199.
In the end Kreg is for people that don't research, or follow their favorite YouTube personalities (paid) advice. So do your research.
I bought it last year directly from Massca after seeing many good things said from various youtubers. Terribly disappointed with the M2 at the end.
The build etc are solid, all metal, feels premium, but if you ever try drill cross the grain pocket holes, Massca always leaves a mess, with all the wood splinters on the side of the holes, as shown in the video, no exception (worse with soft woods). (see https://youtu.be/23c1Vv3F82M?t=1
I too thought it was a drill bit problem, I contacted Massca directly, they don't accept returns, promised me to send another drill bit to test out, I never received anything. just poor customer service.
I ended up getting a K5 on clearance. It drills much cleaner holes cross the grain. I experimented with using the kreg drill bit with Massca, still not getting clean holes. It's the problem with the system, not the drill bit.
Like many others, I really hate the plastic build of all Kreg jigs, that's why i went for M2 in the first place. but Kreg's version just drills cleaner holes. At the end of the day, that all that matters. There are sometimes clearance deals on K5 if you can get it cheap, close to M2 price. Or if you feel adventureous, go and test for some other systems.
What good does a premium build do if it can't do the job well? Until Massca figure out problem, it's not worth it.
In the end Kreg is for people that don't research, or follow their favorite YouTube personalities (paid) advice. So do your research.
Now, I got another M2 for their $80 deal, but it hasn't gotten to me yet. They just shipped it out a few days ago (due to the shipping backup in Cali). Luckily it was for me, and not for a gift to give someone.
All in all the Massca just makes a better product, and $50 less than the Kreg. To me the Kreg brand has a lot of low tier garbage. It's just cheap, and in the end, it will not last long. It has cool features, but that means nothing if it will fall apart after using it. If Kreg were to make an exact copy of the M2, I'd assume it'd sell for $199.
In the end Kreg is for people that don't research, or follow their favorite YouTube personalities (paid) advice. So do your research.
I have to wholeheartedly disagree about the pocket hole jigs, very solid and I've put mine through the paces. That said I hadn't heard of this brand, and the research steers me clear.
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