The Kreg Tool Cabinet Hardware Jig (Model KHI-PULL) is a cabinet hardware installation jig built to help you drill accurate holes for knobs and pulls without measuring each door and drawer front. This is a drilling jig designed for repeatable cabinet hardware layout and hole drilling.

The whole point is consistency. You set the edge guide and use the built-in measuring scales (imperial and metric) to locate your hole position, then drill through the hardened-steel guides. Once the jig is dialed, you can move from one cabinet to the next and get matching results, which matters a lot when you are doing an entire kitchen or bath.

The adjustable drill guides are the difference between "close enough" and clean, straight holes that line up with the hardware. They are hardened steel and they lock in position, so your drill bit stays on track instead of wandering when it hits a painted surface or hardwood face frame.

The Kreg jig is built from durable polymer to keep weight down while you are moving around a job, but it is still meant to hold up to real use. It is designed to be intuitive for beginners and still fast enough for pros who want to knock out a room refresh without callbacks.

It works for both single-hole knobs and multi-hole pulls, and it is compatible with standard imperial and metric pull spacing from 1 inch to 5 inches. For best results, you will need a 3/16 inch (5 mm) drill bit, and the required bit is not included.

If you install cabinet hardware regularly, the Kreg Tool Cabinet Hardware Jig is about saving time and avoiding the one mistake that ruins a door: a misplaced hole. If you are a DIYer updating a kitchen, it makes a "measure ten times" step simple and repeatable.

Kreg Tool Cabinet Hardware Jig (KHI-PULL): stop gambling on hole placement

If you are installing more than a couple knobs and pulls, this jig pays you back in speed and consistency.

• Who it's for: Remodelers, cabinet installers, and homeowners updating a kitchen who want aligned hardware without slow layout work.
• Why it stands out: Adjustable hardened-steel drill guides plus built-in imperial and metric measuring scales make repeatability the whole workflow.
• Worth knowing: You need a 3/16 inch (5 mm) drill bit, and it is not included.

• What pull hole spacing can this jig handle? It is compatible with standard imperial and metric pulls from 1 inch to 5 inches.
• What drill bit size does it require? It requires a 3/16 inch (5 mm) drill bit.
• What thickness material can I use it on? The listed stock size range is 0.5 inch minimum to 1.5 inches maximum.
• Does it work with metric measurements? Yes, it includes measuring scales for both imperial and metric layouts.