Ravinte Cabinet Handle Template Tool Drawer Knob Pull Drill Mounting for Hardware Guide 1 Pack

super simple and easy to use. I was able to figure it out in seconds and the holes are small enough to make a mark with a pen but still see it on the cabinets. Very durable and accurate. A good staple to have in your toolbox.

This is a great template to install your cabinet handles yourself. It's easy to follow and GREAT for the money. I am so thankful that we bought this one. It helped us a lot.

the jig that I got had 2 (1 for knobs and the bigger one for pulls) and they work great. it really is cheap and plastic but it works awesome. there is no excuse for crooked and misplaced hardware when this jig is this cheap

Love the template! It was perfect for installing the hardware on my kitchen cabinets. The drill bit that comes with it is terrible! Use your own.

Great product.. Excellent Quality

makes installation a breeze. Would not install without

I have been so nervous to put the handles on my new island because I was afraid to mess it up, but this template is a lifesaver. Everyone’s reviews were extremely helpful and I gained the confidence to do it myself and it turned out amazing!

Worked well. Pretty sturdy. Thought with plastic it may not be the case but if you take care they should last.My gripe is that the door template is not made for all handles. And I didn't pay attention enough to notice this. You can see on the photos that the round handles align with the bottom edge of the cabinet when they should be an inch or more above it. That was a bit annoying. My fault. My excuse is I was tired but that doesn't count. There's a really good video online of a gentleman with a white kitchen/cabinets using this set in a smarter way than I did. Use the drawer template for the doors. He does that and it's much better. Unless you have the square handles. That would be my advice. Either way plan this carefully.Otherwise really helpful was fast to get 29 drawers and cabinets done.I measured them all, first, then determined their center and wrote that down. Painter's tape on the drawer to mark the centers. Marked the holes with a fine sharpie. And, drilled away.The screws were all good. From the bag of screws you receive and the pairs that come with each handle only two screws failed. The ones in the bag that you can break off snapped to size easily but not so easily that it would be a stability issues. Just easily enough to break them with pliers.Someone else noted that the drill bit is poor. And I didn't want to believe that. But it is. Do yourself a favor and if you don't have one get a set from a brand name for $20 bucks or so and go to town. It's just really dull. Takes forever to drill the holes. The bit also splintered the wood. Normally I check for the needle tip and drill from the other side. This was not great. You can also mark holes on both sides and drill from both sides of course if you want to be really neat.The last thing I found is that it is helpful to mark the holes on the template you ARE using to have a clear visual of which you will use to mark the doors and drawers. Little white duct tape or something.Great set. Few shortcomings. I'd recommend it.