Official StoreCabinet Hardware Jig — CNC Aluminum Door Mount

One jig, left and right, no reset

A cabinet hardware jig is a drilling template — you clamp it, drill, and the hole lands where the spec says. Most jigs require recalibration when you flip from left door to right door. This one doesn't. Flip it, lock it, drill.

CNC-machined aluminum means every angle and pocket is precision-cut. You drill 240 holes on 120 cabinet doors and they all align identically.

Steel bushings built to survive

Case-hardened steel bushings guide the drill bit. On cheaper jigs, the bushings wear and the hole drifts. These are rated for 10,000+ holes — your jig outlasts six other tools on the bench.

Forged aircraft-grade aluminum body — the housing doesn't bend, doesn't crack, and doesn't corrode. It survives job-site abuse and looks like day one after six months in the truck.

Adjustable distances, one tool for all

Adjustable drilling distances mean you don't need six jigs for six handle spacings. Change the distance, lock it, and start the next batch. Cabinet pulls, drawer knobs, large architectural handles — the jig adapts.

Door Mount design is simple to position and fast to clamp. No fussy alignment, no measuring tape — set it on the face and drill.

Why speed adds up to money

Cabinet shops and woodworkers use this jig because it cuts installation time in half. Flip between doors, no recalibration, drill in seconds. On a 120-door project, that's hours saved.

Black anodized finish protects the aluminum and gives the jig a professional look. Your customer sees precision-installed hardware and assumes the rest of your work is equally dialed in.

1. Mount and lock

Clamp the jig to the cabinet face or drawer — door mount design is fast to align.

2. Adjust distance

Set the drilling distance for your handle or knob spacing, lock it in place.

3. Drill and flip

Drill the holes, flip the jig for the next door, repeat — no recalibration.