@@DesignCraftWorkshop Awesome thank you for the reply. I made something by hand last night that will get the job done, I just dont know what router bit to use that wont cut the template. I am using 1/4 in mdf for the template.
I like your stuff. To do the hidden door that you added the vertical siding did you have to offset the hinge? What was your door thickness for the hinges? 1 3/4"? Any tricks for this this type of hidden door?
Thank you! The thickness of my door is 1-1/2” which left about 1/8” of sidewall where the hinges were located on the door. But if you're going to add slats I think the biggest would be coordinating the gaps between each piece.
@@DesignCraftWorkshop thanks for the response. I am thinking of using these in a remodel. Current door openings are for a 32”x80” slab with 3/4” jamb. I can use thicker jamb like 1.5” with 30” door. But if I can use 3/4” jamb and the back of this hinge can sit between the shims and the trimmer stud, then I can use 32” doors.
@@lapseofeternity Oh i get what you're saying. Yea usually the jamb on these need to be thicker so that the shoulder of the hardware has a place to sit in.
@@DesignCraftWorkshop thanks for confirmation. I did see some aluminum doors with similar hinges where jamb was even thinner than 3/4”. it just sticks out of the back and sits in the empty space where usually shims go. Thats why I was thinking of mortising the trimmer stud.
@@lapseofeternity yes as long as the shoulders sit in the frame, the rest of the body can sit behind the jamb in the wall cavity. No problem there either.
How made the template?
Nice! How do you make that template? I purchased similar hinges and I need route out for them now and I am totally lost on how to do this.
I actually made it on my CNC 😅. But they do sell templates you can buy.
@@DesignCraftWorkshop Awesome thank you for the reply. I made something by hand last night that will get the job done, I just dont know what router bit to use that wont cut the template. I am using 1/4 in mdf for the template.
I like your stuff. To do the hidden door that you added the vertical siding did you have to offset the hinge? What was your door thickness for the hinges? 1 3/4"? Any tricks for this this type of hidden door?
Thank you! The thickness of my door is 1-1/2” which left about 1/8” of sidewall where the hinges were located on the door. But if you're going to add slats I think the biggest would be coordinating the gaps between each piece.
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What brand is the hinge? Where can I purchase those?
Thanks! They are Sugatsune Hinges. Link should be in the description
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Can these hinges be fit into a standard 3/4” jamb with the trimmer stud behind the jamb mortised? Or should they be installed in a 1.5” jamb?
They make one for 3/4” if you're installing for something like a cabinet
@@DesignCraftWorkshop thanks for the response. I am thinking of using these in a remodel. Current door openings are for a 32”x80” slab with 3/4” jamb. I can use thicker jamb like 1.5” with 30” door. But if I can use 3/4” jamb and the back of this hinge can sit between the shims and the trimmer stud, then I can use 32” doors.
@@lapseofeternity Oh i get what you're saying. Yea usually the jamb on these need to be thicker so that the shoulder of the hardware has a place to sit in.
@@DesignCraftWorkshop thanks for confirmation. I did see some aluminum doors with similar hinges where jamb was even thinner than 3/4”. it just sticks out of the back and sits in the empty space where usually shims go. Thats why I was thinking of mortising the trimmer stud.
@@lapseofeternity yes as long as the shoulders sit in the frame, the rest of the body can sit behind the jamb in the wall cavity. No problem there either.