Both Inch and Metric - Quick-Set Cabinet Drilling Jig/Template for Easy Installation for Handles and Knobs on Doors and Drawer Fronts, Fastest and Most Accurate Knob & Pull Jig-Improve for inch Scale
Key features
- •For precise drilling and positioning of handles on doors, flaps and drawer fronts
- •Cuts the hardware install time by 80%
- •Jig is made of virtually indestructible aluminum and ABS plastic
- •Reversible for quick drilling
- •It is useful for many other applications as well
Both Inch and Metric - Quick-Set Cabinet Drilling Jig/Template for Easy Installation for Handles and Knobs on Doors and Drawer Fronts, Fastest and Most Accurate Knob & Pull Jig-Improve for inch Scale
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Customer Reviews
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Works well
David J. Brown✓ Verified Purchase•February 1, 2024
The jig works well, adjusts easily, sturdy enough. All in all I like it. It comes with a zippered case to protect and store all the pieces when not in use.
The metal cross bar has English on one face and metric on the other. Just flip it over. The drill guides slide along this bar and are locked in place by set screws.
The plastic vertical bar has only metric markings. You could probably glue an English measurement ruler on the back - like a paper or cloth seamstress tape, or few inches from a carpenters tape measure.
The guides are about 1/4" thick brass inserts, Enough to position a center punch or drill, but not enough to really guide the drill to make a true 90 hole. Don't rely on this to ensure straight holes.
Ideally, you'd use this jig to mark or punch the positions for the holes, then use a drill press or other guide to bore the holes. Hand alignment of the drill with the drawer already in the cabinet also works.
The metal cross bar has English on one face and metric on the other. Just flip it over. The drill guides slide along this bar and are locked in place by set screws.
The plastic vertical bar has only metric markings. You could probably glue an English measurement ruler on the back - like a paper or cloth seamstress tape, or few inches from a carpenters tape measure.
The guides are about 1/4" thick brass inserts, Enough to position a center punch or drill, but not enough to really guide the drill to make a true 90 hole. Don't rely on this to ensure straight holes.
Ideally, you'd use this jig to mark or punch the positions for the holes, then use a drill press or other guide to bore the holes. Hand alignment of the drill with the drawer already in the cabinet also works.
Great Door Handle Jig
Dan S.✓ Verified Purchase•January 25, 2024
I bought this one after receiving a lower quality and price unit that I did not feel would be accurate. All of the parts on this unit were aluminum and very sturdy. The only recommendation I can make is to use a small pair of pliers to ensure the set screw is securely tightened before you start dilling your pilot holes. Very happy with this purchase and surprised at the difference in quality the additional 12 bucks made.
These worked perfectly for re-doing our bedroom furniture
Josh✓ Verified Purchase•January 18, 2024
I bought some cheap plastic templates that were 100% useless. I tried to make them work, but they were awful. So I decided to spend a bit more and buy this template. I couldn't have been happier. It was super easy-to-use once you figure out how to piece it together. I did use a clamp to hold it in place while drilling the holes, but my furniture came out great. We went from single-hole knobs to double-hole handles on 6 different sizes of drawers. This worked for all of them and they look great.
Saved a LOT of Time putting Kitchen Hardware on Cabinet
steve butland✓ Verified Purchase•January 13, 2024
Once you work with this a little, it really is a time saver for replicating measurements quickly on cabinet doors. A bit pricey I think, but well-made and sturdy and was worth it to me!
Worth the Money
Spanky05✓ Verified Purchase•December 23, 2023
In the past I have tried to use the measure and drill procedure to mount cabinet hardware. More often that not things didn't quite line up. With a new set of expensive cabinets I wanted to avoid that problem. This thing works well for getting hardware aligned. The comments about no instructions are true, but a couple of minutes of messing with the various elements got me where I needed to be. Also once I got the jig set up I used clamps to hold it firmly in place while I drilled the holes. My only real complaint is the bushing holes are slightly larger than the drill size I wanted to use. Wrapping my drill bits with masking tape "cured" that for the six holes that needed drilling. If I needed to do more holes than that, I would look for a better, more durable, technique (bushings/sleeves?).
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