Kreg PCD Pocket Hole Plan CD

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The Kreg Pocket Hole Plan CD contains all 15 Kreg pocket hole plans in PDF format. Print plans from your home computer for easy job-site reference or review them on your computer's monitor from the comforts of your own home. A bill of materials and a cut list for each project is also included. The CD works with either Mac or PC computers and includes plans for the following: wall shelf, workbench, kitchen trash cabinet, patio serving table, occasional table, patio chair, draw leaf table, patio table, kitchen stool, desk, dining room chair, plant stand wall clock, bird feeder, and footstool.
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- Comprehensive pocket hole plan CD
- Easy to load PDF format
- Print from your home computer
- Mac or PC compatible
- Includes a bill of materials and a cut list
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 "Disappointed with the Plans" 2007-03-07
By R. Tolentino (Perry Hall, MD)
I was disappointed with the CD. The plans were not that good. It could have offered more useful projects to take advantage of the Kreg Pocket Hole jig. I use my jig all the time, but did not use one plan on the CD.


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Kreg PFC Face Clamps 3-1/4-Inch Premium Face Clamp

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The ideal size face clamp for pocket hole joinery ensures perfectly flush joint lines. Without a clamp like this, the joint can sometimes misalign if the screw follows the grain of the wood.

To use, place the large pad of the clamp directly over the center of the joint line on the face side of the workpiece (opposite the pocket holes), clamp with moderate pressure and drive a screw.
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- Keeps the screw from following wood grain
- Place clamp pad directly over center of joint line of work piece's face side
- Four sizes are available
- Ensures a perfectly flush joint every time
- SFC - 2 reach, PFC - 3-1/4 reach, LFC - 6 reach and FC18 -10 reach
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 "Kreg face clamp" 2008-11-01
By James A. Boukas (Chgo IL)
Kreg makes great products. Tried it as soon as I got it and it works to perfection. Don't buy anything else.

 "Kreg clamp" 2008-09-18
By Rogue Valley Rick (Southern Oregon)
I haven't used this product yet, but it looks plenty sturdy to me. I think the price is a bit high for what you get, but it is a specialty item to enable one to secure the work while drilling pocket holes. For that reason, I suppose the price is worth it. Appears well made

 "Better Than Expected" 2008-05-06
By Thomas R. Stone
After reading all the negative comments, I was a little apprehensive about ordering this tool, but none of the alternative clamps I found had the nice large pressure pads. After using it for the first time, I have to wonder whether the other reviewers are looking at the same tool. I found it to be very well-designed and constructed, equivalent in quality to a genuine Irwin Vise-Grip tool. The only modification I will make to it will be to grease or oil the threads and pivots, and that's just on general principles, not because anything is sticking or binding. The only thing that is keeping me from giving it five stars is that I consider it slightly overpriced.

 "Could be better for the price" 2007-12-13
By Coast-Lover (Gulf Coast)
It works, but Kreg could do better. This clamp is not up to Kreg tool quality. After purchasing, I have seen clamps identical to this for as little as $6 with equal or even better quality.... "Made in China" strikes again???

 "decent clamp" 2007-12-12
By Chad Kramer (minneapolis MN)
I love using the kreg jig system, and just recently I found another use for this sturdy clamp.

When framing, installing backing for drywall can sometimes be hard to shoot together tight just by holding the pieces by hand. You guessed it: clamp up those 2x4's and shoot em' together tightly!


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Serial

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Remember the twin golden rules of hitchhiking? # 1: Don't go hitchhiking, because the driver who picks you up could be certifiably crazy. # 2: Don't pick up hitchhikers, because the traveler you pick up could be raving nutcase. So what if, on some dark, isolated road, Crazy #1 offered a ride to Nutcase #2? When two of the most twisted minds in the world of horror fiction face off, the result is SERIAL, a terrifying tale of hitchhiking gone terribly wrong. Like a deeply twisted version of an "After School Special," SERIAL is the single most persuasive public service announcement on the hazards of free car rides. Beyond a thrilling piece of horrifying suspense, SERIAL is also a groundbreaking experiment in literary collaboration. Kilborn wrote the first part. Crouch wrote the second. And they wrote the third together over email in 100-word exchanges, not aware of each other's opening section. All bets were off, and may the best psycho win.
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 "Fast read, couldn't put it down..." 2009-08-12
By G. Clark
I usually do not real scary, gory books, but since it was free, thought I would try it. Got hooked from the beginning. Excellent, fast paced, kept you interest. Great page turner. Don't know why some people didn't like. The characters had depth. Could follow what was going on. Some books, you are lost for a while trying to figure out who was who. There were several hero's in the story and who knows if there is Red-ops out there. Scary to think there are. Love to read J.A. Konrath books. Thanks for the great book.

 "Not worth the time" 2009-08-10
By SR Avid Reader (Texas)
If there is a redeeming value - it is that the book is short. It was horribly distrubing. This book caused me to cringe, even skimming as to not read the gruesome, vivid details. As many other reviews state - not all free books are worth the download.

 "brilliant concept brilliantly poor execution" 2009-08-08
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I was attracted to this title solely because of the method of writing the authors employed. I was further intrigued by the story of dueling serial killers met on the road but sadly the promise of these two unique ideas utterly fail to be realized in this very short story. The plot runs so predictably after the initial introduction of the characters it could have been plucked from any 90's screamer film chosen randomly from your local blockbuster and the prose, while not completely wretched, seems underdeveloped and rushed. To top it off the authors spend almost as many words patting themselves on the back and shamelessly promoting their other works as they use on the entire story. The end result of which, for me, was a complete disregard of anything published by either author. In short, free is too high a price for this junior high level collaboration and I'd appreciate a refund on the minutes of my life I wasted hoping and waiting it would get better.

 "Absolutely disgusting!" 2009-08-04
By Copper's Fan (Seattle, WA USA)
I stumbled through about 40% of this thing. By then I was so disappointed I gave up and removed it from my Kindle. If I had had a hard copy, I would have burned it.



It has no plot, only a disgusting idea. The characters are mere shadow outlines and there is no development whatsoever.



The descriptions of torture and murder are not even imaginative or particularly descriptive but rather pathetic and crude. It may be similar to how drunken or drugged out teens might describe to each other a particularly offensive urban legend while they are huddling around a flashlight in an old, abandoned house at midnight.



Well, if you like that sort of thing...



Concerning the price, it's not worth it.

 "New Age De Sade? Not Exactly." 2009-08-02
By C. Rancour (Houston, TX United States)
I have now attempted to read two different works from this author and have come to the conclusion that he apparently fancies himself as some sort of Marquis de Sade for the modern age. The only difference is that the Marquis had some flair for the dramatic and a sick sort of sense of humor. The author of this novella only thinks that he does.

Not only did the authors not bother with trying to concoct a plausible or even interesting storyline, but they also decided to forgo proofreading as well. You would think that with two of them they would have double the chance of catching simple spelling errors, but I guess they were both too busy trying to come up with even more repugnant and eye-rolling ways to kill people. An obvious example of this is when in a discussion about dogs Donaldson advises his victim to steer clear of "long-haired breads". Indeed!

Another thing that amazed me was that there were two people writing this travesty and yet neither of them thought to research even the most rudimentary basics of crime scene investigation. If they had even just watched a couple episodes of Forensic Files on CourTV they would have realized that the things they claim will make it "impossible" to solve a murder are laughable at best.

I realize that the authors are probably trying to be humorous when they write this stuff (I hope) and I guess are trying to accomplish that end with all the ridiculously poorly thought out violence, but it does nothing for me and I'm not some old prude. I mean, I find Texas Chainsaw Massacre and American Psycho pretty funny and the video games I play are gratuitously violent, but trying to think up the most vulgar ways to kill someone just for vulgarity's sake is just boring and stupid.

Oh, and peach pits are neither sweet nor springy...

The only way that this thing earned that one star is that the authors didn't quite have the audacity to try to charge people for it.


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The Scarecrow

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Forced out of the Los Angeles Times amid the latest budget cuts, newspaperman Jack McEvoy decides to go out with a bang, using his final days at the paperto write the definitive murder story of his career.

He focuses on Alonzo Winslow, a 16-year-old drug dealer in jail after confessing to a brutal murder. But as he delves into the story, Jack realizes that Winslow's so-called confession is bogus. The kid might actually be innocent.

Jack is soon running with his biggest story since The Poetmade his career years ago. He is tracking a killer who operates completely below police radar--and with perfect knowledge of any move against him. Including Jack's.
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 "good but not up to Connelly's usual standards" 2009-08-13
By C. Smith (Los Angeles, CA)
an entertaining mystery but not up to Connelly's usual extraordinary standards. I was tempted to give it three stars, but realized that if the book had been written by an unknown writer I would have considered it a four star mystery, so that's what I gave it

 "OK But Connelly Can Do Better" 2009-08-11
By Susan Y. Schoonover (Boulder, CO)
THE SCARECROW is an average to above average thriller that is actually a followup to Connelly's THE POET which was published in the 90's. I read THE POET at the time of publication but have only the dimmest memory of it and reading that novel is not necessary to follow this one. Los Angeles journalist Jack McEvoy is the hero of THE SCARECROW while Connelly's most frequent protagonist LA cop Harry Bosch does not appear in the story and there is only a mere passing mention of Bosch's half brother and new Connelly leading man Mickey, "the Lincoln lawyer."



The story is very contemporary and has the changes wrought by the internet as a major theme. Jack is being downsized from his newspaper job because of competition from online news sources. The serial killers use the world wide web to find each other, their victims and lots of important information that help them elude detection. The first part of the book is the best as the plot loses momentum toward the last third or so. THE SCARECROW is not a terrible book to spend some diverting time with but it is not one that is particularly memorable or thought provoking.

 "A Loving Obituary for American Newspapers" 2009-08-10
By Hershel Parker (Morro Bay, California United States)
This is one of Connelly's best mysteries. It is also an obituary for all newspapers, although focused on the Los Angeles TIMES. Not everyone will grieve with Connelly as I do. I was in email contact with an editor at the LA TIMES on a day when 140 people were let go. I have spent months, all told, in the old NYPL Annex and many other libraries reading nineteenth-century newspapers, my head in a microfilm reader or standing in pain over low flat tables turning big pages or, very rarely, working at a high slanted stand kind to the back. I have a special love of American papers when 10 or 12 papers were in tough competition and another 20 or 25 catered to special audiences. Many, many other readers of Connelly will bring their own newspaper history to THE SCARECROW, and grieve in their way. This is a fine mystery, but it is more. This early tribute to the vanishing newspaper may remain one of the most heartbreaking anyone ever writes.

 "Good but not perfect followup to the Poet" 2009-08-10
By Sam Fisher (LA, USA)
As a dedicated fan of Michael Connelly's work, the sequel to the award-winning poet is a very good page-turner that is exciting and filled with vivid depictions of locales and police procedure, and in this book modern digital technology plays a large part in the plot. While most of the technology is quite accurately depicted, the security part seems a little far-fetched, for someone like me who has worked in the field, I have to say common law firms most likely will not use this kind of services. However my major complain is how the story is structured, that the villain is revealed in the beginning so the reader know exactly who he is. While this plays into the story of the limited cat and mouse chase the writer has represented, it takes away the mystery and the twist the author is good at, as in the Poet, we would have kept guessing till the end who the murderer was. But in this book, we knew who he was from the beginning and his every move, some of them smart and devious, but some of them, mostly towards the ending, childish and impossible, as the plot has demanded, the bad guy makes mistakes and losses. Aside from my complains, this is still a very well-written book, and even at his worst, not to say this book was his worst work, Connelly is still much better than a lot of best-selling authors out there.

 "Not just a great serial killer tale, but also a scathing look at the newspaper business" 2009-08-09
By Joshua Mauthe (Nashville, TN)
I discovered after finishing this that Connelly was partially inspired to return to the Jack McEvoy character (from The Poet) after watching season five of The Wire; its scathing portrait of the newspaper business and its current status made Connelly interested in visiting some of the same territory. I've long argued that Connelly isn't the greatest writer in the world, but his sense of time and place - whether the post-Rodney King LA of the Bosch novels or the increasingly downsized Los Angeles Times of this one - and his strong sense of verisimilitude more than make up for his pedestrian style. The Scarecrow is no exception, and in some ways, it may be one of his best books in a long time. The main story - about McEvoy being given his two-weeks notice, his desire to go out with a bang, and the way that leads him into the sights of a long working but unknown serial killer - is a great one, and Connelly milks the suspense for everything its worth. (His use of alternating sections between McEvoy and the killer is intriguing; not only does it allow him to add to the suspense, it adds more depth to the villain than we could otherwise get.) But the book is just as worthy for its subtext about the declining state of newspapers; while McEvoy isn't as complex or rewarding a character as Bosch, his strong commitment to journalism makes him a great character for Connelly (himself a crime reporter for many years) to write about. A great serial killer tale, a nice exploration of the media, and more, The Scarecrow is a must for any Connelly fan.


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Glenn Beck's Common Sense: The Case Against an Out-of-Control Government, Inspired by Thomas Paine

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"If you believe it's time to put principles above parties, character above campaign promises, and Common Sense above all -- then I ask you to read this book...."

In any era, great Americans inspire us to reach our full potential. They know with conviction what they believe within themselves. They understand that all actions have consequences. And they find commonsense solutions to the nation's problems.

One such American, Thomas Paine, was an ordinary man who changed the course of history by penning Common Sense, the concise 1776 masterpiece in which, through extraordinarily straightforward and indisputable arguments, he encouraged his fellow citizens to take control of America's future -- and, ultimately, her freedom.

Nearly two and a half centuries later, those very freedoms once again hang in the balance. And now, Glenn Beck revisits Paine's powerful treatise with one purpose: to galvanize Americans to see past government's easy solutions, two-part monopoly, and illogical methods and take back our great country.
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 "Why are we enslaving ourselves and our children?" 2009-08-13
By A. Richert (Saint Louis, MO United States)
Glenn Beck's Common Sense: The Case Against an Out-of-Control Government is a book I think most Americans can appreciate. Don't simply dismiss the message because of the messenger. By doing so I believe you are doing yourself a great disservice. Do you feel like the country has gone crazy over the last several years or decades? Do you often feel you are alone in those thoughts? If so, take comfort that you aren't alone. Mr. Beck lays out a well thought out case that we as a country are hurtling out of control and that We the People need to stand up and take the country back.



Mr. Beck is hard hitting to both Democrats and Republicans, essentially making the case, and I for one believe it to be valid, that both parties are taking us to the same place, which is a place that is not sustainable. Some of the examples he uses are both mind boggling and infuriating at the same time. For example, when you sit down and actually look at how the districts are drawn and the great lengths both Republican and Democrat incumbents go to keep power it is sickening.



If you believe it is time to do something to take our country back from Washington then this short read is an essential first step.



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 "Not worth anyone's time" 2009-08-13
By Anne Livingston (Washington, USA)
A friend gave me this and I did try to read it. At least I now better understand where all the conspiracy ideas seem to be sprouting from lately.



Unless you really want to believe in those theories I can't imagine this book resonating with anyone. It is based on made up "facts" and designed to play on the paranoid. I don't know why so many Americans want to believe that only they are smart enough to see the truth in made up nonsense but there is certainly a market for it. I didn't make it to the end of the book and returned it to its owner wondering why he would want to waste his time with something so off the mark. I have never seen Mr. Beck's show but now I know I don't want to.

 "A Wake-up Call To Every American" 2009-08-13
By David L. Ingram
"Common Sense" should be required reading for all freedom loving Americans. Glenn Beck points out the basic principles of our form of government and makes it clear that so many of us today are too willing to let it go.

A short read and very entertaining for such a serious issue. Buy the book and share it with others.

 "Starts out strongly, but quickly peters out...." 2009-08-13
By Reader in Palo Alto (Palo Alto, CA, USA)
This book was very disappointing for me.



Content: Beck constantly talks about his "plan" to correct what has been happening in Washington, but ultimately, he offers no plan at all. A few positive notes, though: he does not whine in this book nearly as much as he does on his radio show, nor does he once again dredge up the minute details of his struggle (twenty or so years ago) against alcoholism.



Style: Beck is not nearly as good a writer as Mark Levin, or the superb Jonah Goldberg (I would recommend reading the latter's "Liberal Fascism", and also a free copy of Paine's original "Common Sense", rather than buying this book).

 "Uncommon Common Sense" 2009-08-13
By W. Jamison (Eagle River, Ak United States)
This book is loaded with the sense that makes Glenn Beck one of the most popular wisdom teachers on TV. For those without the time to watch him each day as he picks apart the foibles of the moment here is something to carry around with you to keep your mind clear and alert to psychobabble.


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Kreg V07-DVD The Pocket Hole Solution to Trim Carpentry

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The Kreg Pocket Hole Joinery DVD, Learn the secrets of the Pros, gives you a two-hour class in pocket hole joinery taught by Gary Striegler, a second generation homebuilder with over 25 years of hands-on experience. He shows you how to use the speed, strength, and simplicity of pocket hole joinery to create a variety of eye catching trim details for the home, including wainscoting, newel posts, and fireplace mantels.
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 "This is a good idea" 2008-11-28
By R. Smith (Chicago, IL USA)
This is an easy to master joining system right out of the box. You will do one practice set-up and then its off-to-the-races! The accompanying DVD is great. It discloses the basics for all face-frame case and cabinet construction. After your first project you will suffer from over confidence. Two points of advice: 1)square cuts and joinery are mandatory. 2)"dry run" and clamp before gluing and screwing.

 "Good DVD for project ideas" 2008-11-27
By Cmdr Riker (Turlock, Ca USA)
This DVD does a good job of showing you how to use the pocket hole jig. The demonstrations are easy to follow, and well explained. The only negative is you have to go through the main menu to view the individual topics. Overall, a nice addition to your pocket hole jig collection.

 "3 stars for Promo-grade" 2008-10-01
By Open Mind (Bay Area)
Don't pay anything for this...Kreg should give it away to anyone wanting it. And they do in some kit-buys. It is a good promotional DVD. Go to the Kreg site for essentially the same thing free! Plus a lot more. I did not buy my copy.

 "Pretty good video; frustrating DVD" 2008-09-21
By J. Seaman (Traverse City, MI)
This video is pretty well done, and I would have given it 4 stars. However, the DVD will not let you resume play where you stopped, and it forces you to sit through a boring and lengthy introduction every time you go back to watch another chapter. Terrible DVD production.

 "A bit shy on technical content" 2008-03-07
By T. A. Votaw (Coos Bay, OR)
I was disappointed in this DVD. It seems like the camera operator was more intrigued with the instructor's face rather than the work at hand. The pan to the workpiece was slow and off cue a lot. We saw a lot more of the instructor than his work, thereby missing some valuable visuals. The angle of the camera shots was often on the blind side of the workpiece, or ended up with the instructor's body in the way. I'd hesitate to purchase any of the other DVD's in this series, accordingly.


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Glenn Beck's Common Sense: The Case Against an Out-of-Control Government, Inspired by Thomas Paine

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#1 New York Times bestselling author and popular radio and television host Glenn Beck revisits Thomas Paine's Common Sense.
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 "Why are we enslaving ourselves and our children?" 2009-08-13
By A. Richert (Saint Louis, MO United States)
Glenn Beck's Common Sense: The Case Against an Out-of-Control Government is a book I think most Americans can appreciate. Don't simply dismiss the message because of the messenger. By doing so I believe you are doing yourself a great disservice. Do you feel like the country has gone crazy over the last several years or decades? Do you often feel you are alone in those thoughts? If so, take comfort that you aren't alone. Mr. Beck lays out a well thought out case that we as a country are hurtling out of control and that We the People need to stand up and take the country back.



Mr. Beck is hard hitting to both Democrats and Republicans, essentially making the case, and I for one believe it to be valid, that both parties are taking us to the same place, which is a place that is not sustainable. Some of the examples he uses are both mind boggling and infuriating at the same time. For example, when you sit down and actually look at how the districts are drawn and the great lengths both Republican and Democrat incumbents go to keep power it is sickening.



If you believe it is time to do something to take our country back from Washington then this short read is an essential first step.



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 "Not worth anyone's time" 2009-08-13
By Anne Livingston (Washington, USA)
A friend gave me this and I did try to read it. At least I now better understand where all the conspiracy ideas seem to be sprouting from lately.



Unless you really want to believe in those theories I can't imagine this book resonating with anyone. It is based on made up "facts" and designed to play on the paranoid. I don't know why so many Americans want to believe that only they are smart enough to see the truth in made up nonsense but there is certainly a market for it. I didn't make it to the end of the book and returned it to its owner wondering why he would want to waste his time with something so off the mark. I have never seen Mr. Beck's show but now I know I don't want to.

 "A Wake-up Call To Every American" 2009-08-13
By David L. Ingram
"Common Sense" should be required reading for all freedom loving Americans. Glenn Beck points out the basic principles of our form of government and makes it clear that so many of us today are too willing to let it go.

A short read and very entertaining for such a serious issue. Buy the book and share it with others.

 "Starts out strongly, but quickly peters out...." 2009-08-13
By Reader in Palo Alto (Palo Alto, CA, USA)
This book was very disappointing for me.



Content: Beck constantly talks about his "plan" to correct what has been happening in Washington, but ultimately, he offers no plan at all. A few positive notes, though: he does not whine in this book nearly as much as he does on his radio show, nor does he once again dredge up the minute details of his struggle (twenty or so years ago) against alcoholism.



Style: Beck is not nearly as good a writer as Mark Levin, or the superb Jonah Goldberg (I would recommend reading the latter's "Liberal Fascism", and also a free copy of Paine's original "Common Sense", rather than buying this book).

 "Uncommon Common Sense" 2009-08-13
By W. Jamison (Eagle River, Ak United States)
This book is loaded with the sense that makes Glenn Beck one of the most popular wisdom teachers on TV. For those without the time to watch him each day as he picks apart the foibles of the moment here is something to carry around with you to keep your mind clear and alert to psychobabble.


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