🔧 Adjustable Drill Guide for Accurate Installation of Cabinet Hardware - CONMCNK Cabinet Hardware Jig and Template Tool for Door and Drawer Front Knobs, Pulls, and Handles – Black Review

Great tool! Very good quality and easy to use. It even included a zippered pocket! I'm ordering another one for my brother! There are no instructions but it was easy to understand. :)

I'm sure it's relatively easy to use for people who know what they're doing. However, I had no idea what I was doing or how to use the device. Too bad there are NO instructions included. I sent it back.

Easy to install and use! My husband had to install almost 50 handles in our new kitchen and he will also have to take care of the laundry and the garage. This made the work much easier and saved a lot of time and nerves.

The tool failed, I strongly recommend the updated more expensive all aluminum version over the plastic version. My plastic cracked quickly and not as accurately on metal. I am trying to replace or exchange a tool at a manufacturer.

This works well but when you have 2 holes it becomes more difficult. I have an existing hole but I am replacing the doorknob with 2 holes. It was easy to set up and line up with the existing hole, but even with all measurements, the second hole deviated 90% of the time. I checked each time that the handle lined up perfectly with the existing hole and it still didn't. Creating a product is what you paid for. I think items over $60 will have a heavier build and will be more accurate. It will be…

Very accurate jig for drilling holes in cabinet doors. I held the bracket in place with one hand while drilling the hole with the other. Clamping could be a little better to keep it steady while drilling. The jig has metal hole guides to prevent the drill from destroying the hole guides and can be inverted to work with optional pairs of doors. So far I've used it on about 20 doors with no conversion required. My drawers will be more of a challenge as the holes need to be made in the recessed…

With a little modification and help I can get it partially working, but to be honest it's probably best to just measure. The plastic is too flexible and you really need a way to clamp the whole thing. This is good for getting the spacing between the holes. Simply thread a screw into the grip and spread the lugs appropriately and you have the correct spacing. However, aligning it with the door or whatever you are working on is another matter. It will move very easily and you can get one hole…

Got this to help replace cupboard drawers on a stack of built in cupboards in my 1940's house that I'm remodeling. I was handcrafting a pair of drawers and getting the new openings perfectly lined up was a chore, so I looked for tools that would make it easier and more reproducible. I've never used either one before, but it only took a few minutes to figure out the build process and then a few minutes to set it up to run the drill the first time. After that, the work became easier. I don't…