Cabinet Unit hande Jig aligner for Kitchen Bedroom Furniture Doors

Bought this on off chance as partner had 15 handles to fit onto our new kitchen he had installed. He was skeptical as usually used cardboard template - he used this and was won over - quick and easy to use and 100% accurate - great buy.

Not much to say about this, it's very usable and gives consistent results. Only thing to watch is to make sure that the parallel guide is on the same number of clicks each side, and that one side doesn't get knocked during use. Worth checking each time - I had one handle that was 2mm higher on one side than the other. Not a big deal as I just enlarged the hole a bit to bring it back to horizontal. Lesson well learned though.I put in 15 doors/drawers, and I reckon this device easily saved me a couple of hours.

Easy to use, I used a little tape to make sure it didn’t slip, worked a treat, and super cheap, handles in my new kitchen look spot on, would definitely recommend

It works ok for doors handles but check that the measurements are still ok as it can move and then the holes will be in the wrong place and it’s no good for drawers fronts that are more than 120mm in height

My arrived with out the slider rule and so had to use without which is possible but fiddly. Unfortunately I was fitting the doors to a house we have in France so had no choice, I am sure this would be a really good tool and save lots of time if supplied with all the bits.

Did what it said on the tin, though flimsy in quality, and could be longer for use on kitchen cabinate doors

Easy to use, cut down time putting handles on drawers and doors. Make sure you double check settings for each handle as 1 or 2 mm makes a difference.

Almost impossible to get the best results with a tape and ruler - use a jig, for a few quid it gives highly repeatable results so all the knobs and handles are precisely located - amazing any slight difference and your eye picks up on it right away and this produces millimetre perfect results. Can recommend - but it's not too robust, the ratchet could be stronger too and the drill will machine away the guide after a while do get on for spare too - only a few quid and then there's no spoiling the ship for a ha'porth of tar