DESCRIPTION
Install knobs and pulls with ease and consistent precision! The Kreg Cabinet Hardware Jig eliminates the guesswork in cabinet hardware installation. Its moveable edge guide and built - in measuring scales (both imperial and metric) make it a breeze to position knobs exactly where you want them. Adjustable drill guides ensure straight holes every time, guaranteeing perfect knob and pull placement. Ideal for new construction and room makeovers. Whether you're building cabinets from scratch or giving your existing ones a facelift, adding knobs and pulls is often the final and most daunting step. A wrong drill hole can be a nightmare to fix. But with this jig, you can drill straight, accurately - positioned holes effortlessly. It features moveable, hardened - steel drill guides that lock into place according to common hole - spacing measurements for cabinet hardware. The jig is beginner - friendly yet robust enough for professionals. All you need is a drill and a 3/16' bit (not included). Its durable polymer construction makes it tough but lightweight, and the hardened - steel drill guides ensure straight and accurate holes, whether you're drilling a single hole or hundreds. Key features include adjustable guides for precise hole placement, built - in measuring scales for repeatable results, versatility for single and multi - hole knobs, an adjustable edge guide for easy positioning, strong and lightweight materials for easy handling, and durable hardened - steel drill guides. It works with both imperial and metric sizes and is compatible with Kreg Wood Project Clamps and Face Clamps. The package includes a jig base, an edge guide, two drill guides with knurled nuts, two non - slip pads, two T - knobs and bolts, and an owner’s manual. It comes with a 1 - year warranty.
Using the Kreg Cabinet Hardware Jig is a piece of cake. First, decide where you want to place your knobs or pulls on the cabinet. Use the moveable edge guide and the built - in measuring scales to set the right position. You can choose between imperial and metric measurements. Next, lock the hardened - steel drill guides in place according to the common hole - spacing measurements for your hardware. Make sure you have a 3/16' drill bit (it's not included in the package, so you'll need to get one). Then, just use your drill to make the holes. The drill guides will ensure the holes are straight and in the right place. Remember, you can drill as many holes as you need without having to measure and mark each one separately. As for maintenance, after each use, wipe the jig with a clean, dry cloth to keep it free from dust and debris. If it gets dirty, you can use a mild soap and water solution, but make sure to dry it thoroughly. Store it in a dry place to prevent rust on the steel parts. And if you have any issues, refer to the owner’s manual or contact the manufacturer as it comes with a 1 - year warranty.
