Adjustable Locating Blocks
Move the positioning blocks to establish drilling or marking points for different hardware spacing.
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PROFESSIONAL LAYOUT TOOL
PRECISION STARTS BEFORE YOU DRILL
Measure.
Position.
Drill Smarter.
Bring measuring, positioning, alignment and drilling layout together in one practical tool designed for cabinets, furniture, woodworking and everyday DIY projects.
01
Repeatable Positioning
Establish your reference once and reproduce the same position across multiple workpieces.
02
Adjustable Layout
Configure the ruler for different edges, panels, measurements and installation jobs.
03
Built-In Alignment Reference
Check your layout before drilling so small measuring errors do not become permanent mistakes.
✓ Woodworking
✓ Cabinet Installation
✓ Home DIY
SMALL ERRORS BECOME BIG PROBLEMS
The Hard Part Isn't Drilling.
The Hard Part Isn't Drilling.
It's Getting the Hole in the Right Place.
A drill can make a hole in seconds. The frustrating part is measuring the position, checking the spacing, keeping everything square and repeating the same layout without drifting.
WORKFLOW
POSITION BEFORE YOU DRILL
01
Measure the Reference
Start from a trusted edge or surface instead of estimating the position by eye.
02
Establish the Position
Configure the adjustable layout around the spacing required for your installation.
03
Check Alignment
Verify the position before making a permanent mark or drilling your workpiece.
04
Repeat the Layout
Maintain consistent spacing across cabinets, panels and repeated installation points.
ONE TOOL • MULTIPLE FUNCTIONS
Built Around the Jobs You Actually Do.
Instead of switching between a ruler, square, level and temporary marks, keep the core layout process together in one adjustable setup.
Bubble-Level Alignment
Use horizontal and vertical level references to check alignment before making holes.
Readable Scales
Metric and imperial markings help you work from either measurement system.
Foldable & Adjustable Layout
Change orientation for different edges and angles, then fold the tool down for easier storage.
CONTROL THE LAYOUT
Set the Reference.
Set the Reference.
Then Keep Moving.
When you're installing several handles or working through matching panels, repeatedly measuring from scratch adds time and creates opportunities for inconsistency.
Establish your layout once, then use the same positioning reference as you continue through the job.
✓ Cabinet knobs and pulls
✓ Drawer handle layouts
✓ Flat panel marking
✓ Furniture projects
✓ Woodworking layouts
✓ Home improvement
SIMPLE 3-STEP WORKFLOW
From Measurement to Drilling
From Measurement to Drilling
Without the Guesswork.
Align the Tool
Position the ruler against the workpiece and establish the edge or surface that will serve as the reference.
Set the Position
Adjust the layout and locating point according to the required measurement or spacing.
Mark or Drill
Once your layout is verified, transfer the position to the workpiece and continue the project.
LESS RE-MEASURING
More Consistent Holes.
More Consistent Holes.
Cleaner Final Results.
For repetitive layouts, the advantage isn't only accuracy on the first hole—it's maintaining the same reference as you move from one panel to another.
That makes it especially useful for cabinet doors, drawers, handles, shelf points and matching assemblies where visual consistency matters.
MORE ORGANIZED WORKFLOW
Fewer Tools.
Fewer Tools.
Fewer Interruptions.
Every time you stop to find another ruler, square or level, the workflow slows down. Combining the most common layout references helps keep the job moving.
01
Quick Layout Changes
Adjust the setup when the next workpiece requires a different measurement.
02
Repeatable References
Useful when several parts require consistent drilling or marking locations.
03
Toolbox Friendly
A practical layout aid for workshop, garage and home-improvement projects.
WHY USE A POSITIONING TOOL?
A Better Way to Handle
A Better Way to Handle
Repeat Layout Work.
WORKFLOW
STANDARD MEASURING
POSITIONING RULER
Repeatable positioning
Measure again
✓
Multiple reference points
Multiple tools
✓
Alignment reference
Separate level
✓
Adjustable layout
Limited
✓
DESIGNED FOR THE WORKBENCH
Easy to Read.
Easy to Read.
Easy to Adjust.
The high-contrast layout makes measurement references easier to see while the adjustable components let you configure the ruler around different project requirements.
01
High-Contrast Scale
Easy visual reference during layout.
02
Adjustable Components
Configure the tool around different jobs.
03
Multi-Direction Layout
Useful across edges, panels and flat surfaces.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before You Add It
Before You Add It
to Your Toolbox.
What types of projects can I use it for? +
It is useful for cabinet hardware installation, furniture projects, woodworking, panel marking and common home-improvement tasks.
Can it help with repeated hole spacing? +
Yes. It can help establish a repeatable reference rather than measuring each location independently.
Does it work for cabinet handles and drawer pulls? +
It can be used as a positioning and layout aid when marking locations for cabinet knobs, pulls and similar hardware.
Can beginners use it? +
Yes. Align the tool, establish your desired measurement, verify the position, then mark or drill.
Why use it instead of only a tape measure? +
A tape measure provides distance measurements, while a positioning ruler also gives you a physical reference for repeat layout work.
Is it useful for DIY projects? +
Yes. It can be useful for DIY repairs, furniture upgrades, woodworking and other home projects.