Kreg jig plugs

You can make your own pocket hole plugs with one of these:

http://toolmonger.com/2009/09/.....-cutter/ 

For straight countersunk holes, you can buy a "plug cutter":

http://www.rockler.com/product.....page=10614

http://www.hammerzone.com/arch.....nded.htm  explains it pretty well.

Cut the plugs from the same kind of wood or contrasting wood, tap them into the holes and saw off the excess and sand it smooth. If you are making much furniture it's a useful skill.

Some cutters will make a plug with a slanted end, making it easier to stuff into the hole the Kreg leaves.

I use wood filler. It can take as many as 3 applicaction of filler with sanding in between but it works well. I dont know why you couldnt use a dowell. I have never tried it with a pocket hole but have used a dowell many times with a counter sunk screw.

Peace,

Patience

I've read somewhere that you can use dowels, like Patience said.  I believe it was 3/8" dowels, but I am not positive about that.  I'll bet the Kreg Jig community would be a good resource (and it may be where I read about the dowels).

Here's the link

http://kregjig.ning.com/

Kristen

Thanks everybody!