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1. 
   wellis | Jan 13, 2007 05:17am | #1

   I have bought them at Home Expo (a part of Home Deport) in the cabinet hardware department.

   Bill

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   DonaldCBrown | Jan 13, 2007 05:21am | #2

   Sommerfeld Tools (http://www.sommerfeldtools.com/) has a nice one that will handle a variety of door hardware.

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   skycowboypaul | Jan 13, 2007 05:25am | #4

   That's a nice jig Donald, but it ain't the one I'm looking for.  Thanks for your effort.

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   Mumda | Jan 13, 2007 05:23am | #3

   http://www.amazon.com/BRAINERD-MFG-CO-LIBERTY-HDW/dp/B000BD8K76/sr=1-2/qid=1168654985/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2/104-7569572-8607110?ie=UTF8&s=hi

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   skycowboypaul | Jan 13, 2007 05:27am | #5

   Thank you Mumda, I have just finished placing my order.  Now how come I couldn't find that? LOL, I shop Amazon all the time!  Thanks again.

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   Mumda | Jan 13, 2007 05:52am | #7

   you're very welcome

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   wellis | Jan 13, 2007 05:41am | #6

   here is link to woodcraft - the jig you picture is there -

   Look under templates

   http://www.woodcraft.com/family.aspx?FamilyID=5720

   Bill

    

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   hammer1 | Jan 13, 2007 05:57pm | #8

   Those green plastic jigs are almost worthless. There are numerous holes in it and I've never found that they fit any handles I've used. You have to drill your own holes in the jig and then tape or mark them so you won't use one of the wrong holes by mistake. The last thing you want to do is drill a wrong hole in your cabinets. You would be wise to make your own jig, specific to the width of your cabinet stiles and handles. I do a lot of kitchens, those green plastic jigs are a heartbreak waiting to happen.

   Beat it to fit / Paint it to match

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   citrouille | Jan 14, 2007 02:45am | #9

   I am pretty sure I have one (if I didn't throw it away), e-mail me directly with your address and if I find it I will mail it to youon Monday, no charge.

   C.

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   BruceS | Jan 14, 2007 03:05am | #10

   You can find it at http://www.eagleamerica.com   In the search box put in the part number 400-2026

    

   Work Safe,  Count to 10 when your done for the day !!

   Bruce S. 

    

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   kesac | Jan 14, 2007 05:41pm | #11

   Woodcraft has them.  Rockler has them.

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   RickL | Jan 15, 2007 04:01pm | #12

   You could make a better one from scraps in the shop. The whole point of woodworking is to make your own stuff. I can't help but laugh at the ads for push stick, throat plates and such silly gimmics being pushed on folks. Getting a book on jig making is a better use of money. See Sandor's new book on Taunton Press. It'll save you hundreds of dollars on stuff you don't need to buy.