Question
We're about to head out for an install of Blum Tandembox, regular tandem drawers, Tip-on and Servo Drive (27 drawers) in a kitchen. Blum has a pile of install jigs, gauges, templates in their catalog - many of which obviously overlap. Which of these are essential and really work, and which are a waste of money?
Forum Responses
(Cabinetmaking Forum)
From contributor F:
The universal template is great for boring all the holes you'll need for the tandem box (back, bottom and even the drawer fronts) and the front marking templates greatly simplify the task of locating the drilling points of the drawer fronts. The Tandem boring template is great for locating the holes you'll need to install the locking devices. I haven't had experience with the servo drive or the tip-on yet.
I compared prices on the jigs and availability between Cabinetparts, WW Hardware, and AHTurf.com in Montana and AH Turf had the best prices by far, almost half the price on one jig. They also had the most different jigs in stock.