TANYO tools: jigs that measure once, kit that rides along
A good jig does the measuring so you only drill. TANYO makes aluminium jigs and templates for cabinets, shelves and stairs, dogs and clamps for a 3/4 inch bench, and a small road kit — inflator, vacuum, locks — that keeps your ride ready.
Shop woodworking jigs See the car kitA tool for every task
Lightweight
Workbench
Glovebox
Hands-free
Table saw
12-pack
Square joints
Hobby
Anti-theft
2-in-1
Mechanic
Protects railsShop by project
Start from the job on your list this weekend.
One setting, forty identical holes
The cabinet hardware jig clamps to a door or drawer front, the slider holds the handle spacing and the stop holds the edge distance. Set it once, lock it, and every pull in the kitchen lands in the same place.
How a TANYO jig job goes
- Measure the hardwareCentre-to-centre of the screws, edge distance, bit size.
- Set and lockSlider, stop and depth collar — then don't touch them.
- Test on scrapOne offcut tells you if the setting is right.
- Run the jobClamp, drill, move on. Same result on every piece.
TANYO for all your travel need
Small enough for the boot, ready when a tyre is low or the seats are full of sand.
The road kitMost-used on the bench
Cabinet Hardware Jig
The TANYO cabinet hardware jig is an aluminium drilling guide for handles, pulls and knobs: clamp it to a cabinet door or drawer front, set the slider to the hole spacing and drill every pull in the same position.
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Shelf Pin Jig and Hinge Jig, 2-in-1
This shelf pin jig does two jobs in cabinet making: a row of shelf pin holes at even spacing and 35 mm hinge cups at the right inset.
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Router Corner Radius Templates
CNC-machined aluminium corner templates for a router: the 7-piece set gives 18 radius and chamfer profiles from R10 to R60 and T10 to T60, so table tops, boxes and signs get clean, repeatable corners.
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Stair Tread Template Tool, 8"–60"
A stair tread template tool in 4 mm aviation aluminium: open it to the gap between the skirt boards from 8 to 60 inches, set each end to the real angle of the wall, lock it, and transfer the exact shape to the tread..
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“Awesome tool!!”
Great product, well made parts, and very easy to use. I do home remodeling for a living and do flooring very often, including installing LVP on stairs. This product has been a HUGE time saver, while helping me make tighter cuts so the planks fit tightly to the walls that are never straight. The adjustability is priceless. It's paid for itself 10x already. I'd highly recommend this to any professional flooring installer or even to any DIY'er who is planning to do their own stairs.
“Should work great.”
This seems like it will do a good job. It's square when put together and seems like it works well. The only thing I'd change would be a longer "crossbar", so you could use it easier on larger width drawers. But it still works, you just have to center it manually instead of using the side stop.
“Good, Reliable Jig for Shelf Pins and Hinges”
The TANYO 2‑in‑1 Shelf Pin and Hinge Jig works well and does exactly what it’s supposed to do. The 1/4‑inch adjustable guide makes drilling consistent shelf pin holes pretty simple, and the hinge jig is a nice bonus for cabinet work. The material feels sturdy enough for regular shop use, and the layout is easy to follow even if you’re not a pro. It’s not fancy, but it’s accurate, convenient, and saves time on projects. For the price, getting both jigs in one tool is a solid deal. Five stars from me.
“Makes a nice edge”
I have used this one time so far and it worked well
“Does the job; light duty”
For $15, it does the trick. Nothing fancy; if you want something heavy-duty, then you should probably buy something more expensive, but I needed it to do light jobs, which worked out fine.
“Hold's good.”
Fit perfect and hold good. For the average Diys these will work great. Probly should not over tighten.
Bench notes for your next project
How to use a cabinet hardware jigA cabinet hardware jig puts every handle and knob in the same place on every door and drawer. Set it once, check it on scrap, and the rest of the…Read the note
How to use a stair tread template toolWalls beside a staircase are rarely square or parallel, so every tread is a slightly different shape. A stair tread template tool copies that shape…Read the note
How to use a portable tire inflatorTyres lose pressure slowly, and more when the weather turns cold. A portable tire inflator lets you put it back in a few minutes at home or on the…Read the noteAbout TANYO tools
Jigs that put the hole in the right place
Most cabinet work is drilling the same hole in the same spot again and again. The TANYO cabinet hardware jig clamps to a door or drawer front and guides the drill for handles and knobs. The shelf pin jig and hinge jig drills straight rows of shelf-pin holes and 35 mm concealed hinge cups. The router corner radius templates give eighteen repeatable radius and chamfer profiles. Every one is CNC-machined aluminium with laser-cut scales, so the numbers stay readable after years in sawdust.
For stairs, shelves and sills, the stair tread template tool opens from 8 to 60 inches and copies the real angle of both walls onto the board, so the tread fits on the first cut.
Holding work on a dog-hole bench
Bench dog clamps and 12-packs of aluminium bench dogs fit standard 3/4 inch (19 mm) holes with pads that don't mark the wood. Corner clamps hold frames at 90° while the glue sets, and a 360° mini vise grips small parts for detail work.
Car kit that keeps your ride ready
In the boot: a portable tire inflator to 150 PSI that stops by itself, an 8000 Pa cordless handheld vacuum, wheel lock clamps for trailers and campers and a steering wheel lock. On the garage floor: a strut spreader and control arm pry set and jack stand pads that protect pinch welds.
Questions from the bench
Which TANYO jig is for cabinet handles?
The cabinet hardware jig. Set the slider to your handle's hole spacing, clamp it to the door or drawer, drill. For shelf pins and hinge cups use the shelf pin and hinge jig.
What size dog holes do the clamps fit?
Standard 3/4 inch (19 mm) holes, as on most MFT-style benches.
How wide does the stair tread template open?
From 8 to 60 inches; both ends pivot to the wall angle and lock.
What bit do the radius templates need?
A flush-trim or pattern bit with a bearing that rides on the template.
How high does the inflator pump?
To 150 PSI, and it switches off at the pressure you set.