When you buy standard concealed hinges in B&Q, screwfix or wickes do 2mm . Max 3. I'm installing WREN's kitchen right now and they do 3mm but they have their own hinges.
made some test pieces with various lengths - found that 4-5mm worked best. I use Quba soft-close hinges (0 degrees, overlay?). Can I screw directly into the wood (melamine/chipboard)? Will it come loose with time? Or do I use plastic anchors?
Great video mate. Straight to the point, no bs endless chat. Good work! Cheers
Thank you, great to watch this informal vid that isnt trying to sell me a gadjet i don't need
That hack for screwing the hinges was amazing! I was looking for a jig or something but u made it really easy! Thanks
That isn't a hack. That's the way it's done.
Big thanks to you man, i love this video. it was exactly what i was looking for
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thanks mate....really easy and straight to the point
It should be 5 mm from the edge not 2.
Good work i have learned something keep it up
good video. when i attatch the hinge to the other part of the carcass do i jus line the hinge up and drill in, will it have enough clearance to open
What is the measurement for the centre of the hole when using 26mm hinges
Many thanks
Is it advisable/ possible to drill cup hole for concealed hinges in block board instead of solid wood/particleboard??
Nice. Wood size minimum?
Looking for hinge advice not horrible music
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Are you sure 2mm? That's less than an 1/8". They always look like in the neighbourhood of 4 to 6mm
When you buy standard concealed hinges in B&Q, screwfix or wickes do 2mm . Max 3. I'm installing WREN's kitchen right now and they do 3mm but they have their own hinges.
made some test pieces with various lengths - found that 4-5mm worked best. I use Quba soft-close hinges (0 degrees, overlay?). Can I screw directly into the wood (melamine/chipboard)? Will it come loose with time? Or do I use plastic anchors?
don't even try doing it this way... you'll blow it