Cabinet Hardware Jig Tool All Aluminum Alloy,Adjustable Drill Guide Template Tool for Installation of Door Drawer Front Knobs Handles and Pulls

Tip for pulls: to test that you have the right spacing, attach the pull on the jig by threading the screws through the bushings before you drill any holes. A 4" handle does not necessarily mean the holes will be 4" apart. The knobs lock down and stay where you set them. There are additional set screws for some of the adjustment knobs too. The stops are repeatable once everything is secure. I was able to use for knobs and a variety of pull sizes. Extra parts are a plus because I'm clumsy and drop parts. And the additional hard case means I can label it and store it away for another use or lend to someone. For the price, it provides a ton of features. The good: Easy to set up REAPEATABLE Wide range of sizes Great for flat faced cabinets The bad: No standoffs for recessed front cabinets like shaker style (not a big deal if you can keep a drill level) Of note: Knobs are small, which could be easy or hard to adjust for some people depending on your dexterity

This is a great product and definitely does a great job. I watched several review videos and chose this one because it has a hard case. There are some tiny parts that this keeps from getting lost You DEFINITELY want this one. There are a couple of design improvements that could help. * The thumb screws could be just a bit longer. They bottom out before really clamping securely I replaced mine with longer ones but it was a pain to find and order them * The pointed center punch looks great but doesn't actually work, its diameter is to small. In order to be a good punch it needs to fit snuggly into the bushing hole. It is way to small so you never get a good center. I don't use the center punch. I just drill holes using the bushings, but that does wear them out a bit. If you don't hold it securely it can slide around. If I were designing this I would add a clamp that would hold it to the cabinet door. Or a better fitting center punch so you can remove the jig while drilling. Of all the many I watched reviews on I'm very satisfied with this purchase

Just replaced 64 pulls from knobs to handles. This tool works great. Comes with everything you need and more. Very easy to use after you figure out how it goes if your a novice. A must have tool for drilling new holes for cabinets and drawers. All aluminum, and good value.

Makes handle installation easy. My only complaint would be the punch is too small for the hole, so it does not center itself so you must be careful. So, I just use a drill the size of the hole and mark the hole spot.

This is for the Suncony cabinet hardward jig. After reading several reviews of different jigs offered by different manufacturers, I selected the Suncony product and kept my fingers crossed. I had a whole kitchen and two baths to drill for handles and pulls at my Mom's new condo, and was very leery after reading so many reviews of what is out there. Biggest concerns were all the components being in square, so that nothing was crooked or slightly off when drilling the holes. I am EXTREMELY pleased with the purchase, as this jig is very accurate and everything is built well. My project went quickly, and no issues. I would definitely recommend this product to others, and will likely wind up using it in my own home to upgrade my pulls in the kitchen and baths. 5 stars for this product all the way.

An effective and time saving tool to align and install cabinet door handles/knobs consistently. The only "complaint" I have is with the carrying/storage case. It's molded for the various pieces that need to be assembled. After using the tool, I have not been able to put all the pieces in their appropriate "spots". The tool comes with a nice, 4 page color brochure. HOWEVER, no picture of the case open with all the pieces in their appropriate spots. For future buyers: take a picture of the open case before using! For the manufacturer: Please ADD a photo with the case open. Thank you!

easy to use

I bought this after struggling to get the holes right for a two-screw pull. Luckily, it was a paint-grade door. I'm confident that this jig will more than pay for itself next time I have to install those kind of pulls. It's well-made and I like the carrying case.

Excellent quality. There are less expensive ones however the quality of the material is critical for example vs plastic. An absolute no brainer. take the time to set up and after that it's golden. You don't need to be a professional cabinet installer even if you had 1 set of cabinets this will prove to be a great asset. TIP: With cabinet doors make sure the holes are near perfect as the two doors are side by side and ANY slight error will be noticeable between the two door pulls. In my case after adjusting the doors and trying to make the gap consistent the doors were slightly out of alignment as I focused on the gap. looking back I should have used a level to align the holes from door to door. The jig hooks on the top of the door so the holes will exact from door to door. It's only about 1/8" out and in my case, it was a lower cabinet so it's only noticeable when crouched down. As the saying goes measure 2x and cut/drill once!