MinliGUYCabinet Pull Template, Upgrade Cabinet Door/Drawer Hardware Template for Handle/Knob/Pull Installation, Adjustable Cabinet Hardware Jig All Metal W/ 5mm& 4mm Drill Bushing Guide

This jig is the one to buy; I cannot see the $250 competitor being any better than this (except the paint might last longer in heavy use, but I cannot test that). This is easy to use and accurate. The parts are really perpendicular so pulls will be level. The dual screws keep the sliding parts in place. Saves time and keeps knobs in alignment. It even comes with a storage bag that is not pictured online.

Easy to use. Accurate, versatile, and all metal so your drill won’t induce error or wobble over time . Made drilling hardware holes on a kitchen with 38 doors and 10 drawers a breeze. Wish I’d bought this sooner. Get it, you will be glad you did- light years better than the plastic competitors.

This jig makes it easy to line up all your handles if done correctly. The only disappointing thing about it is no real directions for use of the jig. I recommend doing all the cabinet doors before the drawers this way you learn more about the jig before getting to difficulty with the drawers. Once you set your spacing for your doors you just flip The jig from one side to the other until all your pilot holes are drilled. Please measure first to make sure you have it set correctly. The jig provides two drill bits, a pilot and a clearance bit. Drill all your pilot holes then clear them (no jig needed) afterwards to speed up the process. Drawers are more difficult and this jig does help but once again drill similar size drawers at the same time checking your measurements. Some drawers are 20 in and above and therefore are the rulers mean nothing. So you'll have to mark the drawer front with a center hole then put the center mark of the jigs so you can see the center of the drawer and then drill the pilot holes. Remember to remove your drawer fronts from the boxes once you've mastered the jig if you're centering them on the drawer and not on the styles. Screws that come with your handles aren't long enough to go through the box and the drawer front. Most Manufacturers now leave a space for a screw head on the back of the drawers. I believe the money spent was worth it.

This is simple to use and in my mind very accurate. I set it up once and used it for 46 cabinet doors. Same setting for right, left, top, or bottom handles. My only issue is it is metal, which is great, and you have to be very careful not to scratch painted cabinets. I put thin felt on parts that touched the door. The felt was thin so it didn’t impact the use. Just made setup after applying felt. May sound stupid, but I was proud of myself on the holes I drilled. Thought it would be a nightmare, but it worked out great.

Great product easy to use. All metal parts. Double thumbscrews to secure sliding drill guides. Metric and standard stamped rulers.

great quality and got the job done

Did my entire cabinet set in half an hour. None of the screws came loose during the process. Spent the most time making sure the holes were lined up over the pencil lines during setup. After the initial setup, every handle was perfectly aligned. I only wish it came with a set of drill guides for recessed panel drawers. I first drilled the backside an eighth inch to keep the wood from splintering from the drill bit breaking through.

I’m a professional contractor and an avid DIY’er so I’m writing this review mainly geared towards the average homeowner who might be looking to purchase this.Firs off, the overall quality of the jig is good. The main support bar is solid and has a hefty weight to it. The lines/measurements are clearly marked and etched into the metal pieces. There’s no wiggle or movement once everything is locked down, and having the extra screw lock help’s quite a bit.Where the tool goes off the rails a bit is the stainless bar that is used to control the spacing and the drill hole for the handles. It’s simply too flimsy once you get past 6” wide center to center handles. I used this tool to drill holes for 12-5/8” center to center handles and had to use a clamp to hold the extreme end of the jig to make sure the hole stayed square.I would have paid an extra 10-29 bucks for a thicker, sturdier guide bar for the jig. Overall it’s a good buy for the money if you take the time to clamp it at its extreme range.