Installing cabinet handles can be nerve-wracking; one wrong measurement, and you’ve ruined a door! In this video, I show you how to get perfect, professional results every time using the Kreg Cabinet Hardware Jig. I’ll also share a "secret" tip about the drill bit size that the instructions don't tell you.
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - The Drawer Dilemma: Why you might need longer screws
00:25 - Prepping the door: Using tape and marking your center
01:03 - Setting up the Kreg Hardware Jig for the first time
01:50 - Pro Tip: How to lock the jig so it doesn't move
02:37 - Using clamps for extra stability (Optional but recommended)
03:16 - The Secret Bit Size: Why a 3/16" drill bit is the perfect fit
03:35 - The Test Run: Always drill a scrap board first!
04:15 - Moment of Truth: Drilling the actual cabinet doors
04:50 - Final Result: Looking at the alignment and spacing
05:50 - Repeating the process for even, matching handles
07:15 - Final Walkthrough: Why level handles make a kitchen pop
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Kreg Cabinet Hardware Jig (Model KHI-PULL)
3/16" Drill Bit (Critical for most standard pull screws!)
Painter’s Tape (to protect the finish and mark measurements)
Spring Clamps or C-Clamps
Cabinet Pulls/Handles of your choice
Drill & Screwdriver
KEY TAKEAWAY: Don't trust the instructions alone! At (03:16), I show you why the 3/16" bit is the sweet spot. If you use a bit that's too small, the screws will strip; too large, and the handle will wiggle.
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