King&Charles Cabinet Hardware Jig & Automatic Center Punch Set.

This a great tool if you are installing drawer and door pulls on new cabinets. Set it once and you can press the pilot holes in all of your doors in minutes. You just flip it over as you do the opposing door. Same for the drawers. Just set once and get all the drawers ready in a few more minutes. It is made out of plastic so probably not the best if you intend to use the tool many times. Good value for the price. If you are looking for a very useful tool that delivers precise measurements and reduces your time, this is the tool to buy.

I don't have need for this type of tool on a regular basis, and perhaps could have done the work without it, but it's a nice tool to have in reserve. Easy to put together, great instructions, well-made, versatile adjustability, and a nifty zip up bag to keep all the pieces together. Happy I made the purchase and will make a great "gift" when I pare down my toolbox.

A bit complicated setting up but worked well after setup. Just make sure you read the instructions and “measure twice and drill once” as the old saying goes.

These drawer pull jigs range in price from $10 to upwards of $200. This one does the job perfectly (for $10). Perhaps the pricier ones make coffee or drill the holes for you, I will never know because this well designed tool dies exactly what I need it to do. I recommend using clamps to gently hold it it place. I have a couple deep throated clamps from Shop Fox that are perfect. (I think they're luthier's clamps for gluing bridge plates on acoustic guitars). With one on each of the hole positioner (gently-let's not deform anything) it's solid enough to drill through the steel? Enforced guide (which I did). Results were perfect. It's probably not designed to compete with heavy tools in your toolbox so it comes in a soft bag to keep the parts together. Take care of it and it will make installing drawer pulls very easy.

I’m tackling a new project that I’ve never done before. Putting in drawer handles. I bought the handles but never thought about the consequences if I didn’t do it right when you drilled the holes for the handles. It can be way off, right? I stumbled across this product and after I used it. It was very simple to use and very precise on marking the holes to be drilled. The results were great and couldn’t be happier. I installed 4 handles that day and they look great. For about $10 bucks you can’t go wrong with this product. Thank You!

This is the only tool you need for excellent results installing cabinet hardware. I wanted my pulls in a very specific location and the pre-drilled plastic templates were not positioned correctly for my shaker style cabinets. I bought this jig on a whim, figuring it would be useful for the oversized drawer pulls we had. We would up using it for the whole install. Once I set the width and depth, the jig stayed in that exact position for each cabinet door. We used painters tape to mark our placement and the awl tool fit the template perfectly, leaving a mark dead center. We used a dab of white paint on the awl to show up on the blue painters tape. With a little patience measuring we would up with excellent results. I’m thrilled!!

This isn’t built to last but it is really cheap and if you’re only installing cabinet handles for one kitchen it will do the job. It is a little rickety but hey it works okay. If you intend to install multiple kitchens/bathrooms/closets etc I recommend you buy something else.

Works well. Versatile tool I use it professionally and it works very well.

did what it said it would doo

Intelligent et ingénieux facile a utiliser

Would definitely recommend. Super easy to use.

I used this to do my shop cabinet door and drawer handles.....it all worked out well.....but I will say it's not the sturdiest jig. But with a clamp and a steady hand you can get good results. Personally I used the steel lined guide holes to drill directly with my bit without using the marking tool. I'm sure you could do either but just make sure you have a good hold on it and use clamps as the plastic can flex. I would guess on spread out handles using the full ruler it would be dicey without clamps. Secondly I didn't reply on the rulers simply because I use always measure with a dead accurate quality ruler. But I found the easiest way to determine your handle holes is to attach them to the jig and tighten down or lay beside the holes and center it by eye. This worked for me but double check everything prior to drilling.

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