MAX Cabinet Hardware Jig - Install Long Pulls and Shelf Pin Holes - Made In USA - Hand Calibrated by True Position Tools

Long Pulls Made Easy

The included Rapid Center Extension (TP-CHJ-RC) eliminates the need to center your cabinet hardware jig on every drawer front which greatly speeds up hardware installation. By providing an additional stop, you can leave it set after your first drawer and go down a bank of drawer fronts without having to find center on each panel. This is also very useful for long handles on cabinet doors. Simply insert the Rapid Center Extension into the Long Pull & Shelf Pin Extensions (TP-CHJ-LP) and now you can have a stop for long hardware on cabinet doors.

Oversized Hardware? No Sweat!

Expand the versatility of the Cabinet Hardware Jig ORIGINAL with the Long Pull & Rapid Center Combo (TP-CHJ-LPRC). These extension bars attach to the base jig using thumbscrews for fast assembly and breakdown. To install, simply align your over sized hardware up to the matching pattern on the extension bars. Then, just tighten the stops to your desired location on the door or drawer, hold and drill! This system is so simple because handles past 6" wide are built in increments of 32mm, so they line up perfectly with the 32mm spaced extension bars. Rapid Center Extension (TP-CHJ-RC) fits inside the Long Pull & Shelf Pin Extensions (TP-CHJ-LP) for an extended stop when drilling over sized hardware on doors and drawers, and also includes a bracket to mount to the base cabinet hardware jig.

The only cabinet hardware jig of its kid, also allows quick and easy shelf pin holes and hinge plates in assembled cabinets of any depth. Designed for use in face frame and frame-less cabinet applications of any depth. Reversible for right and left cabinet sides. For face-frame cabinets, simply remove the top stop and rest the precision machined thumbscrews against the back of cabinet face frame for a parallel set of holes. To place holes in the back of a cabinet the same method applies, remove large stop and press against back panel, resulting in parallel shelf pin holes every time.