How is the FIXA drill template used?
To achieve the dream kitchen, it is important even with the small details! The FIXA drill template helps you get both knobs and handles centered.
How to use the drill template:
1. Measure out the middle of the front with a pencil, measure on top of the drawer front
2. Place the jack in the middle of the drill template at the mark you made
3. Choose the height you want to put the handle/knob at
4. Measure out which holes will be used for the selected handle/knob
5. Mark with a pencil in the holes you want to use
6. Remove drill template and drill
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