this guy's going to go put an inch and a half oh okay are you trying to hang those
knobs oh well don't do it that way that's the old way of doing it there's a new way
yeah you should use this this box looks this looks high-end it is we should speed things up
so traditionally when we're mounting hardware on a cabinet it involves taping marking out
each door individually and that can be tiring and it can be inexact the true position tool is great
because once you dial it in it's locked and you can use it to make sure that you get the exact
same placement on every single door i'm going to show you how we do that what we want is an inch
and a half off of the side and from the bottom the first thing you're going to do is you're going to
take your mark from the bottom so that's inch and a half i'm going to take this stop here and with
this being the end i'm going to slide that all the way up so that it lines up an inch and a half
so once i've got that set tighten that set screw and that's locked now for my side measurement
i take this guy and with this being the edge of the door i'm going to slide that
up into inch and a half stop it there inch and a half so when i lock that in now i know when
i bring that to my door i put that side there and i slide up all the way there that hole there
is going to be exactly inch and a half in both directions so this drill bit comes with the kit
so you drill up and the cool thing about this is
it's not a matter of marking and then drilling freehand this is actually a drill guide as well
i'm holding that with one hand i can pinch that firmly up against the door perfect fit
perfect hole
now it's just a matter and hardware the handle right where i want it facing down
and we always say whenever you're putting your hardware on just finish it with a manual
screwdriver less room for air when you got it right where you want it one extra twist
perfect so that's one down now i just get to replicate the same process using the
same settings on the next door whoa you don't need to on that door i went this
way the cool thing about the true position is you can just flip it and it's reversible
i got the exact same markings this way that's gonna be an inch and a half and an inch and a half
so
so there you can see that doing three the exact same spacing is really simple because
once you lock it into this it's going to be exactly the same on each door but the
cool thing about this is that there's actually lots of different applications so you can do
handles with two holes there's additional stops that you can add and subtract from this thing
and there's also additional lengthening strips that you can add to it to to accommodate larger
hardware or larger door faces but this thing will save you a lot of time if you're doing a lot of
door hardware so seriously look into checking that out true position tools highly recommend
you