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   Guest_ | Feb 23, 2000 07:58am | #1

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   I make my own. Don't tell me that someone has come up with a moveable hole jig that has all the configurations for all the hole locations that my customers just gotta have. I carry around several templates with old holes labeled and taped over. On occasion, I may actually reuse one.

   Unless there's a boatload of drawers, I generally just measure them out,or maybe put tape on a square with a mark on a repeat measurement.

   Some things can still be profitable and simple me thinks.

   But it wouldn't surprise me if there is one or maybe it would be a hit and you should design it.

   Best of luck.

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   Guest_ | Feb 23, 2000 08:23pm | #2

   *I use the Align-Rite DG-101 Drill Guide. It is made of Aluminum and Steel with hardened drill bushings. Aluminum edge stops adjust along two edges to position the guide. It is well made and reliable. You can see it on Amazon.com at: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000224F0/103-0661131-0998255

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   Guest_ | Feb 27, 2000 04:22pm | #3

   *I'm like Calvin and make my own. I enjoy making them and they generally seem to work as good as store bought. Course I still sharpen my own cutting tools to. Skip ps There are plenty of books to help.

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   Mack | Feb 27, 2000 04:26pm | #4

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   Does anybody make a good drill guide for accurate drilling for centering handles and knobs on cabinets?