Kreg Tool Company KHI-SLIDE Drawer Slide Jig

Product Description

The KREG TOOL COMPANY KHI-SLIDE is a drawer slide jig designed to simplify and speed up the installation of drawer slides in cabinets, drawer boxes, and casework. Built-in indexing tabs allow the installer to position slides accurately and consistently without measuring or marking each time. The jig is reversible, so it can be used to mount slides to the cabinet interior or directly to the drawer box. Strong, lightweight construction keeps handling fatigue low during repetitive installs. This tool is aimed at cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, and woodworking professionals who need repeatable slide placement across multiple drawer runs.

The KHI-SLIDE is suited for residential and light commercial cabinet installation work. It performs in face-frame and frameless cabinet applications and is versatile enough for use in standard base cabinets, upper cases, and custom built-in casework. The jig holds the slide securely in position while the fasteners are driven, reducing the need for a second set of hands and keeping the slide from shifting mid-install.

Key Features

• Built-in indexing tabs provide accurate, repeatable drawer slide positioning without measuring or marking
• Reversible design mounts slides to both cabinet sides and drawer boxes
• Holds slides securely in place during fastening to prevent shifting
• Versatile fit for use in cabinets, cases, and similar casework applications
• Strong, lightweight materials reduce handling fatigue during high-volume installs
• Package quantity of 4 jigs per unit for efficient workflow on multi-drawer projects

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard drawer slides in residential and light commercial cabinet and casework installations. No specific slide brand or model compatibility was stated in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation of drawer slides is typically performed by finish carpenters or cabinetmakers using a drill-driver and appropriate fasteners. Power down any adjacent electrical components and clear the work area before beginning cabinet interior work. Position the jig against the cabinet side or drawer box as needed, confirm the indexing tabs are seated, and drive fasteners before removing the jig. Always verify slide alignment and drawer box fit before final assembly.