Milescraft 1342 Euro Hinge Jig – Concealed Hinge Jig, Drilling Guide, Drill Jig for Framed and Frameless Cabinets. Metal Drill Guide Produces Perfect Hinge Holes. 35 mm Forstner Bit Included

The Milescraft Euro Hinge Jig has been an excellent tool for my cabinet projects. It’s incredibly easy to use, even for someone new to installing concealed hinges. The setup is straightforward, and it creates accurate, clean holes every time, which has made hinge installation much faster and more consistent. One of the best features is how well the jig holds its position, so I get perfectly aligned holes without having to guess. The included depth stop is also a huge plus, helping me avoid over-drilling and making adjustments as needed. To get the most accurate layout clamp the jig to your workpiece. If you're looking for a reliable, affordable tool to streamline cabinet hinge installations, this jig is worth every penny. Highly recommended for both beginners and experienced woodworkers!

Muy bueno y bastante útil. Para el precio me parece que la calidad es bastante buena. lo compré porque requería colocar unas puertas en mi cocina y resultó bastante bueno a buen precio, con todo lo que requería. Me ahorró mucho tiempo en el trabajo.

Ce produit est incroyable et bénéficie du meilleur rapport qualité/prix du marché. Mes charnières sont posées en un temps record avec une précision irréprochable. Fini la galère pour installer des charnières

I saw some all-aluminum jigs here on Amazon for about 2x or more the price. And at first, I considered getting one, thinking it would be better than plastic. But most didn't have that good of reviews unless you paid a lot. And the ones I saw didn't include a drill guide for inside the cabinet, which I need. I'm only drilling for two doors, so I don't need a high-end jig. This plastic jig might not last forever, but it is plenty rugged for my sized project. It comes with a guidepost to do 3" or 4" from edge of door. I happen to need 5", but not a big deal, I just won't use the guidepost and measure it manually. It has offset settings of 2.5 to 7mm. I thought I was going to need a custom offset more than 7mm, which would be very difficult to do with this jig. But I was mistaken, I need a standard 4mm offset and so it works perfect. I'm sure 99% of users will be satisfied with the offset choices. It comes with the Forstner bit, locking collar, Allen wrench for the locking collar, a 1/16" pilot drill for the mounting screws, a guidepost, and a template for drilling the mount on the cabinet. All the misc pieces snap into place on the bottom of the jig. This is pretty much everything you need besides a power drill and a clamp. Another user suggested putting a little grease, not liquid oil, onto the shaft of the Forstner bit to prevent it from overheating the plastic of the jig. This is a good idea. As far as how good is the Forstner bit, it worked perfect for my project, but I only had two doors to drill. I can't say how long it will last. Now, as far as drill guide for the mounting screws, there are 4 sets of holes to choose from. And yet, none of the 4 sets seemed perfect. What I did was, drilled the main hole with 4 mm offset. But then changed it to 2mm offset and one of the sets of holes was where I needed them to be. I'm not sure why I needed to do that, but it worked for me. If you do cabinets for a living, you might need something more advanced, durable than a plastic jig. But for a hobbyist or homeowner needing to do a household of cabinets, this is an excellent value.

Great little jig. Makes lining up and drilling your cupboard doors so easy and precise. (Didn't even need to measure up.)