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⭐FAQ: How far apart should pocket holes be spaced?⭐ One of the benefits of pocket hole joinery is that it doesn’t have to be exact so it’s no problem if your holes aren’t perfectly spaced. But if you’re looking for some guidelines, here’s what we recommend: ◼ For panels or boards up to 10 inches wide, we recommend using 3 pocket holes. Place them 1” inch in from each end plus one in the center. ◼ When working on larger panels, start with a pocket hole 1 inch in from each end of the board, then s