One crooked hole can ruin a whole door
Mark each door by hand and every pull lands in a slightly different spot. A wrong hole in a finished door can't be undone. Set the jig once and every door and drawer gets the same hole position.
Set once. Drill the rest.
1. Set the spacing. Slide the guide blocks to match your pull's hole spacing.
2. Position. Rest the T-plate on the door or drawer edge and set the distance.
3. Drill. Drill straight through the guide holes.
4. Flip for the next door. Same settings, mirror-image result.
Precision Made Simple
Skip repetitive measuring and marking. Our anodized aluminum jig with laser-engraved scales and stainless steel guide bushings makes every installation faster, easier, and more precise.
One Jig. The Same Hole Position. Every Time.
Designed for cabinet doors, drawer fronts, dressers, and built-ins. Set your handle spacing once and repeat it across every surface for a clean, consistent finish. The center notch helps align the jig, while its reversible design works for both left- and right-hand cabinet doors.
From small knobs to long bar pulls
Spacing goes up to 12 in (300 mm), so one jig covers knobs, standard pulls and long bar pulls.
Common sizes: 3 in (76 mm), 3-3/4 in (96 mm), 5-1/16 in (128 mm), 7-9/16 in (192 mm), 10 in (256 mm).
Jig vs. tape measure and pencil
Why a jig beats measuring every door by hand.
|   | HiC Toolsmith | Tape measure & pencil |
|---|---|---|
| Same spot on every door | ||
| Center notch for drawer fronts | ||
| Flip it for left and right doors | ||
| No pencil marks or re-measuring | ||
| Lower risk of off-center holes |
Before you drill: three quick tips
1. Back the exit side. Clamp a scrap block behind the door or drawer front so the bit does not splinter the wood where it comes out.
2. Check the first hole. Drill one hole, test it with your pull, then repeat the same setup on the rest.
3. Tighten before each door. Make sure the guide blocks are snug, then drill.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does it work on drawers?
Does it work on drawers?
Yes. A center notch aligns the jig to the drawer front.
Can I use it on left and right doors?
Can I use it on left and right doors?
Yes. Set it once and flip it over for the opposite door, so you don't need to re-measure.
How do I set it up?
How do I set it up?
Slide the guide blocks to your pull's hole spacing and tighten them. Rest the T-plate on the door or drawer edge and set the distance. Clamp a scrap block behind the door, then drill straight through the guide holes. For the next door, keep the same settings, or flip the jig for the opposite side.
The full steps are above: "Set once. Drill the rest." and "Before you drill".
What hole spacing can it set?
What hole spacing can it set?
The main bar sets spacing up to 12 in (300 mm), center to center. That covers single-hole knobs, standard pulls and long bar pulls. Common sizes include 3 in (76 mm), 3-3/4 in (96 mm), 5-1/16 in (128 mm), 6-5/16 in (160 mm), 7-9/16 in (192 mm), 8-13/16 in (224 mm) and 10 in (256 mm).
Does it have inch and metric scales?
Does it have inch and metric scales?
Yes. The bars carry both millimeter and inch markings.
What is it made of?
What is it made of?
An aluminum alloy body with stainless steel guide bushings.
What drill bit is included?
What drill bit is included?
A 5 mm bit with a stop collar to set the depth. It is included in both the Standard and Pro kits.
What is in the box?
What is in the box?
Standard Kit: the jig, a 5 mm drill bit, a stop collar and a hex key.
Pro Kit: everything in the Standard Kit plus a 400 mm extension bar.
A drill, screws, pulls and knobs are not included.
How long does delivery take?
How long does delivery take?
Orders are processed in 1-3 business days, then take 7-12 business days to arrive (8-15 business days in total). If your order has more than one item, the items may ship separately from different locations and arrive on different days.
How do I avoid splintering on the back of the door?
How do I avoid splintering on the back of the door?
Clamp a scrap block of wood behind the door or drawer front before you drill, or put a layer of painter's tape on the exit side. The bit then comes out into the scrap instead of tearing the finished surface.
How many doors can I do with one setup?
How many doors can I do with one setup?
As many as share the same hole spacing and position. Set the jig for one size, drill every door and drawer that uses it, then reset for the next size.