Lonfu Cabinet Hardware Jig for Handles – Adjustable Template for Precise Door & Drawer Installation

Precision meets practicality: Lonfu Cabinet Hardware Jig

Designed for consistent hole placement and clean hardware installs, Lonfu's jig pairs a sturdy aluminum body with CNC-tolerance accuracy to help you align handles with confidence. The tool supports a wide range of cabinet sizes and handle styles, and the built-in left-right flip feature streamlines repetitive tasks so you can focus on the finish.

Key specifications and benefits

• Tolerance of ±0.0002" by CNC tooling and a .001" square calibration ensure repeatable hole positions across assemblies.
• Forged aircraft-grade aluminum construction provides strength with excellent corrosion resistance in busy shop environments.
• Case-hardened steel bushings are engineered to last more than 10,000 pilot holes; replaceable bushings extend long-term life.
• Time-saving design: quick setup for right doors, then flip to reuse on left doors without remeasuring.
• Flexible range: adjustable drilling distance accommodates multiple handle sizes and can assist with aligning hinge plates.

Real-world use and practical benefits

In a home remodel or professional workshop, the jig helps woodworkers and DIY enthusiasts achieve straight, evenly spaced holes for knobs, pulls, or other hardware. The aluminum body stays cool under use and resists wear, while the replaceable bushings let you refresh the tool as patterns evolve.

• Visual alignment: the template provides guides for straight lines and uniform spacing on doors and drawers.
• Durable performance: replace bushings when needed to maintain precision without buying a new jig.
• Flexible setup: works with a variety of cabinet dimensions and handle configurations.
• Ease of use: straightforward adjustments and a guided workflow reduce setup time.

What’s in the kit: replaceable bushings, a robust aluminum body, a calibrated template piece, a user guide with mounting tips, and warranty information. Note: benefits described reflect design intent and typical workflows. Actual results depend on technique, project size, and cabinet hardware choices.