Piano Hinge
I need two short piano hinges, approx. 24 inches. I'm thinking about sawing
a 48 inch hinge in half. Will I have any problem with the pin staying put? The hinges will be used vertically. Thanks Tim |
Piano Hinge
"Ellestad" wrote in message I need two short piano hinges, approx. 24 inches. I'm thinking about sawing a 48 inch hinge in half. Will I have any problem with the pin staying put? The hinges will be used vertically. With a good quality hinge, you shouldn't have any trouble ... it's done all the time. -- www.e-woodshop.net Last update: 1/06/07 |
Piano Hinge
Ellestad wrote: I need two short piano hinges, approx. 24 inches. I'm thinking about sawing a 48 inch hinge in half. Will I have any problem with the pin staying put? The hinges will be used vertically. Thanks Tim I cut a piano hinge in two and tried to drive the pin out but couldn't. DonkeyHody "Even an old blind hog finds an acorn every now and then." |
Piano Hinge
On Fri, 12 Jan 2007 09:00:13 -0600, "Ellestad"
wrote: I need two short piano hinges, approx. 24 inches. I'm thinking about sawing a 48 inch hinge in half. Will I have any problem with the pin staying put? No. We saw them up all the time with no problems. I don't know what holds that thing in but it won't come out. Mike O. |
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