Do you know of a website showing how to install kitchen cabinet handles (like 30 handles-lining them up, etc.)

September 30th, 2007 | by admin |
ni_hao2000 asked:

I have a total of 30 cabinet doors and drawers in my kitchen that need handles. I was told by a friend to make sure you line up all the handle positions first before drilling. I can think of just putting up two sets of string to do this; but thought there might be some instructions online somewhere that are more clever.

Question posted courtesy of: Victor
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    1. 3 Responses to “Do you know of a website showing how to install kitchen cabinet handles (like 30 handles-lining them up, etc.)”

    2. By stellabee on Oct 2, 2007 | Reply

      I don’t know about websites, but I did this once and it was a cinch with a template.
      Just decide where you want it, drill, put it on a piece of cardboard and go down the line.

    3. By Sue on Oct 5, 2007 | Reply

      Make a template from a piece of cardboard. Mark the drill holes on it, punch them with a hole-punch. Use it in the same place (align to the door edge) and mark the hole positions on each door. Write something obvious on the template (arrow facing hinge, a word like ‘Up’) so that you don’t accidentally flip it over as you move around.

      String would almost surely droop, and the left-to-right position of the handles is just as important.

    4. By John S on Oct 8, 2007 | Reply

      Do not waste your time. Home Depot or Lowes sell a cabinet hardware jig that will line up off every corner and make them perfect. It costs about $10 and worth every penny. I just used this when I installed my own cabinet 68 doors and 28 drawers and it turned out great. Hope this helps.

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