Making a Jig to Install Cabinet Pulls
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- I made an easy jig out of plywood to help me install cabinet pulls. It is an easy way to consistently drill holes, and can be modified to install handles on drawers as well.
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thanks for taking the time to record, explain & post... very helpful !
thanks for sharing
cheers
You're welcome!
These are my favorite videos on TH-cam. Fun, educational, and well made.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I already had the plan to make a jig but what I really wanted to know @ 0.58. THANK YOU!!!
You're welcome!
I have been putting off installing my handles for two years because I didn't know how to make them even. This is perfect. Thanks!
Glad I could help!
Thanks so much for so important details to install handles
You're welcome!
This idea includes more work but the hole spacing will be perfect. Instead of the piece of tape you can use two screws then attach them to a drill, grind one end into a point and screw them into the handle. You can then mark the holes on the template with the handle.
Great video!
This is one well made video. It's on par with the 300,000 + subs channels out there.
Thank you! I work hard on the videos, and I have been getting better at editing.
That is an interesting method, and would be very accurate. Works kind of like a dowel centering point.
@@BobsWoodStuff You are very welcome.
Yep that's right. Would be nice if threaded centerpoint dowels were available on the market. It would make things like this very easy.
@@unogazzy84 2 years late but nice idea’ they do make metal double screw tip side like for furniture dowel replacement that would be perfect’
Or heck even your thought just take a scrap 1x2
Put inch and a quarter screw through it so the screw points poke out other side’
Then you could just hold block up to door and tap back with hammer that would make little divots the. Drill’
Hope this helps someone in the future reading lol’
thank you, man. You just solve my problem.
Great stuff thank you for sharing this video message I appreciate your time 🙏🏻
Thumbnail game on point my dude.
Thanks!
Yeah I laughed out loud. So ridiculous and hilarious 😂. Love your humor 👏🏽
Very nice!
Thank you buddy
Good idea 👍
Nice work
Thanks!
Why not make just one symmetrical jig with a bottom and central stop?, That way you have a right and left hand version on the one jig.
That would work too.
Good video
Thanks!
Couldn't you put another set of spacers on the back side of the first template and to use for the other door, instead of two templates? Just make sure to label which side does which door.
Yes, that would also work. I realized that after making both templates, lol.
pretty sure you could figure it out without labeling them also
Can you make a video on making a jig for cup pulls to install on a shaker drawers in kitchen?
Possibly. I do have a Shaker table that could use a pull.
Wow, I blew on the screen after the drill press!!! (Joe, not sandra)
Why make two templates? Why not a reversible one?
A reversible template is an option. I couldn't think of an easy way to perfectly align the guide fence on both sides, so I just made 2 templates.
Someone make a $6 plastic jig that will eliminate the need to build one.
Those exist, but they cost more than $6.
dude are you alright? how did you get it in your forearm?
Lol, I'm fine.
And what if you don’t have these tools. ???
You should be able to do this project with just a handheld drill. Instead of using the tablesaw to make wood strips, you can purchase strips of wood or use the wooden stir sticks from the hardware store.
Every english speaking country "handles" , not muricans ohhh no... Cabinet door pullerz 😂😂😂
I can't wait 30 minutes for wood glue to set up.....hot glue.
Hot glue is good for a fast jig, but it could pop off eventually. Wood glue is more permanent.