Assembly of furniture handles using Accura drilling jigs made by Hettich

This video shows how to mount handles to furniture using the Accura drilling template for handles. Before drilling, the jig needs to be set up to individual drilling positions. The precise position of the slide rail with the drilling bush is set by using an allen key. It influences the handle's height position when mounted vertically on doors / the sideways position on drawer front panels. After fixing the stop to the zero position on the Accura rail, distances to the 1st hole position as well as for the handle's hole spacing can be taken from the scale. It is also possible to push the handle onto the feeler gauge and slide the template into final position. Once all components are set and fixed, the template can be put onto the door or front panel to drill with a 5 mm drill. The Accura drilling template for handles can be used on both sides, e.g. for mounting handles on two doors opposite to each other or on drawer fronts with two symmetrically positioned handles. For more information, visit http://www.hettich.com --------------------------- This video, as well as all other videos in the "Production of carcass furniture with professional jigs", were produced in a project by students of the Berufskolleg für Technik in Ahaus, Germany. Script and realization by Peer Beykirch and Marco Jentzsch, editing by Manfred Ameis. Thanks for doing such a great job!