Awesome, thank you!

Wayne Eickert Wrong ! Reason why is Camo is much more faster. In two ways You can drill in two screws with out moving the tool. And with Jeg system you have to pre drill before you put screw in. So it's 4 times slower then camo. System. But none of that matter cause as far as I'm concerned you are a Rep or salesman for Jeg to make a false statement saying the Jeg is faster.

@@shadowwolf2742 it's Kreg not Jeg! And he didn't say it's faster than Camo anywhere? drilling in hard woods it's better to have seated pilot hole than relying on self tapper to clear out the hole Imho

I did not use kreg's screws.

It's designed to be used with almost any type of decking material (ACQ/treated lumber, composite material, and even exotic woods such as Ipe). You can learn more by viewing the product page, video, and product manual at www.kregtool.com/store/c24/deck-jigtrade-and-accessories/p263/deck-jigtrade/

i actually used camo on my deck. takes a long time to do all those screws and with camo you don't have to predrill so im a little sketchy on this tool. i cant imagine having to predrill then put the screw in, that would really take forever

@@handytbutler7380 The predrilling prevents wood splitting! If the wood splits, you compromise holding power.

Also the pre drilling seats a flat section for head of screw to bear into increasing holding capacity

It works with composite decking, as well as solid-wood decking such as cedar, hardwoods, and pressure-treated wood - kiln-dried after treatment (KDAT) recommended. This will work with any composites that have square edges. You will not be able to use it with the grooved edged boards.

Nah. You’re old Greg.