KregKHI-Pull Cabinet Hardware Jig - for Cabinet Door Handles - Drilling Guide for Cabinet Doors - Creates Straight, Even Holes - Durable Drill Guides

Works as you'd expect. Easy to set up and adjust. Wish it came with the clamp but just used one I had.Had all new cabinets to install hardware on and this saved me a lot of time. We had a custom island built and installed. The company that built it, installed it and put on the hardware (pulls). I offered the jig for them to use but they decided to do it the way they are used to doing it. The only crooked pulls in the kitchen are on the island.We also have a spice drawer that didn't fit our 5 inch pulls due to the way it was constructed. Had to get a 3 inch one for this one drawer. The jig is so easy to adjust. 5 mins later I had the 3 inch pull installed.

Great product

Life saver! Had to drill 69 drawer pulls (138 holes). This was easy to use and keep the holes perfectly lined up. The metal drill bit guides are amazing, no guessing if the hole is straight or angled, the guides do the work for you. I still used a plastic cheap template to mark the holes and then used this to line up the marks and drill the holes out. Spend the money and get the job done right and easily

I had a very difficult time seeing the numbers on the jig while lining up the numbers to the markers on my cabinets. Taking some white acrylic primer, I glazed over the numbers on the jig. After doing so, the results were fantastic! The jig is otherwise accurate and very easy to work with as well as durable.

Easy to use and repeatable! Grateful jig to make installing drawer hardware simple andRepeatable!

I was able to drill holes for 18 cabinet doors and 8 drawer pulls in about 45 minutes. Definitely beats the jigs that just let you mark the hole locations. With this, you just set your depth (the measurement between the edge of the door and the holes) and width between the holes (common handle widths are marked on the jig), clamp it to the door, and drill the holes. No marking and then drilling. You'll need a 3/16" drill bit (doesn't come with). The time and frustration I saved made this well worth it. I recommend investing in the kreg 3" face clamp if you have a lot of doors to do. TIP: I set the jig on the internal side of the door and used a rag under the metal face clamp pad on the external side to prevent it from making any indentations or marks. Not really related to this tool in particular, but was useful in the process.

The media could not be loaded. I installed 38 separate handles (on both cabinets and drawers) in our kitchen and I couldn't have kept my marriage or sanity intact without this tool!The jig is very easy to use and it's absolutely indispensable if you're doing more than just a handful of knobs or handles. I truly appreciate the durability and precision of the metal drill guides that keep your bit focused and straight. They are easy to position and it's very clear what's going on, even if you barely skim the instruction manual (like me). The plastic and metal parts are well chosen and the whole assembly should last for hundreds of uses--you could lend it to all your neighbors for their handles and it would still be perfect when it comes back. The only negative I can think of is that this doesn't come with a face clamp--you really do need some sort of clamp with it, and I purchased the Kreg Face Clamp since my existing C-clamps would have required adjusting every time and have very small surfaces that could have dented my cabinets. If you already have a nice clamp, then this jig is ready to go. If not, you'll want to buy one unless you have a second person who can (firmly!) hold the jig in place.

This tool made putting on new cabinet hardware a breeze. It held up well from all the falls it took on the driveway. Never chipped or break.