King&Charles Cabinet Hardware Jig, Cabinet Handle Jig with 3pcs Point Wood Drils Bits, Use for Handles Pulls Knobs on Drawers/Doors, Wood Drilling Dowelling Guide Set.

This tool is fantastic for installing cabinet handles. It allows for precise and consistent placement every time, which saves a lot of time and frustration compared to measuring manually. The build quality is solid, and it feels durable enough for repeated use. It’s easy to handle and works well even for beginners who are new to DIY projects. Overall, it’s a very practical and reliable tool that makes cabinet installation much easier and more professional-looking. Highly recommended!

This came in very handy for adding cabinet handles in our kitchen. Made it easier so I didn’t goof on drilling incorrectly. Good buy!

I’m remaking my cabinet doors and wanted a jig to get the knobs and handles on just right. I googled it a first because I didn’t know what tools were out there and the first model that came up was $200. Way too much for what I need it for. I found this on amazon for a fraction of that cost and ordered immediately. Comes in a nice little bag, with a couple of decent drill bits. Set it up quickly and it works great! I took pictures of my setting to ensure all the cabinets were the same. Its cheap, but is sturdy enough and locks up nice so it doesn’t move. So happy with this purchase

Tool worked OK but it was easy to move one of the detents that make sure your hole are drilled precisely door to door. I had to spend more time than I’d prefer checking and double checking. Maybe it was user ignorance, but while this tool worked, it could have been a bit more easier to be certain nothing moves.

It took a second to figure out but the instructions helped. Once it was put together and I got a hang of it, it made changing the handles on my drawers a breeze.

For the price, I honestly couldn't ask for more. Came with nearly everything I needed, even the drill bits (even though I already had some, it at least saved me the time of having to find them in the mess of boxes from moving into our new house). Aligning the jig and drilling the holes was super easy, I could just hang it and hold it in place for the lower cabinets, but for the upper cabinets I did clamp them in place so I could hold on to the door while I drilled. One thing I did have to add of my own was a drill stop collar, since the brad point drill bits did still have a fair bit of blowout, and I wanted to drill from both sides of the doors to avoid that. Swapping the jig over to the back side of the door also made that super easy! All in all it's a cheap product, but do you really need an expensive one for DIY grade work? Absolutely not! And all for under $10, which is cheaper than any of the big box store offerings. I'm looking forward to pulling out the jig again in the future if I ever need it, made the job easy and fun!

Bought the plastic (cheaper) version and it worked quite well. Took a little bit of time understanding the setup but once you transfer your measurements to the jig it's pretty straightforward in getting the holes drilled. Couple words of advice: 1) always double check where you want to drill your holes, especially the cabinet doors, 2) for clean holes on the opposite of your door/drawer it's best to FIRMLY hold a piece of wood on the underside of the door/drawer (if possible a clamp works best) and drill through the door/drawer and into the wood, 3) while the metal knobs used to tighten the sliders do a decent job to align your drill take extra care you are drilling straight and plum (having another set of eyes helps getting the drill perpendicular to the surface to be drilled). Failure to do so will make it difficult to align your drilled hole with the hole in your door handle. If I was going to do more than the one job I bought this for I'd consider one of the other upgraded options.

Not too sure about the plastic. Pieces fit well together but I'm not sure that this will hold up to repeated use. Intuitive enough to set up but i quickly discovered that there is a small ledge on the main blue plastic piece that is approximately 1/4" taller offset than the actual plane that you are supposed to rest on the cabinet door/drawer edge. If your not careful, this can get overlooked and some of the mounting holes will be off. My kit is new, so the pieces fit tightly and it worked OK, but i suspect that the tightening nuts and slides will get sloppy over time. Inexpensive unit, and good for a DIY job or two, but probably not for a craftsman. Good enough for small jobs, accurate enough and a good kit with 3 different drill bits included.

Put some kitchen cabinet handles on fur me Daughter. The King&Charlea jig worked a treat and made the whole process very easy.

An excellent tool easy to use and repeat the position on cabinet and drawer set.

easy to assemble, easy to use.