Cabinet handle generator

A bar handle for a drawer or cabinet door, screwed on from inside. Type the spacing of your screw holes (96 and 128 mm are the common ones) and how far it stands off.

Cabinet handle generator: the part as it comes

How to make yours

  1. Measure between the centres of your drawer's two screw holes and type it.
  2. Set how far the handle stands off, the grip thickness and the width.
  3. Set the pilot hole for your screws (M4: 3.3 mm).
  4. Download it as STL, 3MF or STEP, print it, and screw it on from inside the drawer.

What each slider does

Screw spacing (centre to centre) 32 to 192 mm
How far apart the two screw holes in your drawer are, centre to centre.
How far it stands off 20 to 50 mm
How far the grip stands off the drawer front.
Grip thickness 6 to 16 mm
How thick the grip and the posts are.
Width 8 to 25 mm
How wide the handle is.
Ends past the posts 2 to 20 mm
How far the grip reaches past each post.
Screw pilot hole (M4: 3.3, M3: 2.5) 2 to 5 mm
The hole in each post the screw cuts into.
Pilot hole depth 6 to 25 mm
How deep the pilot holes go into the posts.

Also called

cabinet handle, drawer handle, drawer pull, cabinet pull, bar pull, kitchen handle, furniture handle, door handle, cabinet handle generator, replacement drawer handle.

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