When a shopper buys a new tool, he wants to know if the tool can do the job he wants the tool to do. If the tool is only designed to do one or two jobs to start with, the user finds this trait especially important.  He needs to know what the advantages and disadvantages of the tool are. Pocket hole jig reviews can help him sort out what he needs to know.

When the do-it-yourself craftsman reads the reviews, he gains information that he does not want to know. The handyman often buys the jig to repair furniture. He does not need to know about all of the features a professional carpenter might need. He does not care about different materials. He just wants to know if the jig will work on the material he needs to repair.  Black and Decker, Porter-Cable and many other companies make  a good jig for the average user.  The jig may only ever see one use.  The buyer may want to see if he can rent one first.