Bivarlo™ Cabinet Hardware Jig Set

The Bivarlo cabinet hardware jig takes the guesswork out of installing knobs, pulls and handles on cabinet doors and drawer fronts. One clamp, one drill, and every hole lines up perfectly the first time.

Whether you are remodeling a full kitchen, upgrading bathroom vanities, or finishing a custom build, this tool turns a slow, ruler-based job into a quick, repeatable routine. No tape measure, no scrap-wood templates, no second-guessing.

Built from hardened steel and reinforced polymer, this kit is engineered for daily shop use and weekend projects alike. It is the same level of precision you would expect from professional woodworking jigs, packaged for makers of every skill level.

Specifications

Why This Cabinet Hardware Jig Is the Best on the Market

Most templates on the market are loose plates that slide while you drill. The Bivarlo cabinet hardware jig uses a positive clamp and hardened bushings that lock onto the workpiece, so the only thing that moves is your drill bit.

The adjustable rail covers single knobs, two-screw pulls and oversized appliance handles without swapping parts. That means one jig handles the entire kitchen, every drawer, and every vanity in the house.

Hardened steel guides resist drill chatter and last through thousands of holes. Reference stops give you instant repeatability on matching cabinets, so the second door is as accurate as the first.

Why Bivarlo Is a Carpenter’s Favorite

Bivarlo designs tools for people who actually use them every day. Each cabinet door hardware jig is tested against real production workflows, not just spec sheets.

You get tight tolerances, a body that does not flex under clamp pressure, and a layout that survives years on a job site. Industry references from Fine Woodworking and This Old House both highlight repeatability and clamp stability as the markers of a quality hardware jig, and that is exactly where Bivarlo focuses.

Pair this jig with our full Bivarlo tool collection for a complete cabinet-making bench.

How to Use in 5 Easy Steps

1. Choose your handle spacing. Set the rail to match your hardware’s center-to-center distance.
2. Set the edge offset. Slide the reference stop to your preferred distance from the door edge.
3. Clamp the jig. Place the jig on the door or drawer, squeeze the integrated clamp, and lock it.
4. Drill the holes. Drop your bit into the hardened guide and drill straight through.
5. Repeat. Move to the next door, the settings are saved, and every hole matches.

Built For

• Cabinet makers running batch installs across entire kitchens
• Remodelers updating hardware on existing cabinetry
• DIY homeowners tackling their first kitchen refresh
• General contractors needing a fast, mistake-proof workflow
• Furniture builders adding pulls to dressers and built-ins
• Property managers refreshing rental units between tenants

What’s In the Box

• 1 x Bivarlo cabinet hardware jig body with integrated clamp
• 1 x Adjustable spacing rail with locking thumbscrew
• 2 x Hardened steel drill bushings (3/16 in and 1/4 in)
• 1 x Reference stop block for repeat drilling
• 1 x Quick-start install guide
• 1 x Protective storage pouch

Cabinet Hardware Jig vs Cardboard Templates

Join Thousands of Builders

From weekend makers to full-time finish carpenters, the Bivarlo drawer hardware jig and cabinet jig have earned a place on benches across the country. Here is what builders are saying.

I installed 38 handles in one afternoon and every single one lined up. This jig paid for itself on the first kitchen. Marcus T., Finish Carpenter

I was nervous about drilling into brand new shaker doors. The jig clamped on, the drill went in straight, and I am done. Zero scrap. Lauren K., DIY Homeowner

Solid build, predictable results, and it stores small. I keep one in every truck. Devon R., Remodeling Contractor

Why Stick With Bivarlo

Bivarlo backs every tool with a lifetime defect warranty, free US shipping, and a 30 day return window. If the jig does not deliver perfect holes on your first cabinet, send it back.

We design in the US, source hardened components from vetted suppliers, and pressure-test each kit before it ships. You can browse the full lineup on our main store any time.

Use Like a Pro

Mark a single reference cabinet, set your spacing and edge offset, and run the entire kitchen at those exact settings. Always drill on the back face to avoid splintering the show side, and back up brittle laminate doors with a sacrificial block.

For pulls on drawer fronts, flip the jig vertically and use the same edge stop you used on the doors. The visual rhythm of perfectly aligned hardware across an entire kitchen is what separates a polished install from a hobby job, and it is exactly what these templates for cabinet handles were designed to deliver.