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door sprung - hanging no mortise hinges
Maybe someone has ideas. I'm using no mortise hinges (not wrap around) on
doors. When I put the first one on the hinge seems like it's "sprung" for lack ofa better term. The far side of the door protrudes ~3/8" in front of the frame and doesn't sit flat. Both frame and door sides are 90 degrees to their faces. Any ideas on why this is happening? TIA |
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door sprung - hanging no mortise hinges
On Sat, 26 Jun 2010 15:14:54 GMT, me wrote:
Maybe someone has ideas. I'm using no mortise hinges (not wrap around) on doors. When I put the first one on the hinge seems like it's "sprung" for lack ofa better term. The far side of the door protrudes ~3/8" in front of the frame and doesn't sit flat. Both frame and door sides are 90 degrees to their faces. Any ideas on why this is happening? TIA Can you point us to a link to the type of hinge you are using? Mike O. |
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door sprung - hanging no mortise hinges
It's http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?p...90437&pn=90437
but the middle isn't notched. go to more info tab. the hinge I'm using is on the right. Mike O. wrote in : Can you point us to a link to the type of hinge you are using? Mike O. |
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door sprung - hanging no mortise hinges
On Sat, 26 Jun 2010 21:38:46 GMT, me wrote:
It's http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?p...90437&pn=90437 but the middle isn't notched. go to more info tab. the hinge I'm using is on the right. Are the screws flush with the face of the hinge? If even one is hanging out a little (on either the door or the cabinet) it will hit there before the door is closed. You might try cutting a notch in a piece of paper (so you can hold on to it) then stick it through the crack at the hinge and closing the door on top of the paper. You would expect to just see the little square smashed out of the paper. You might be able to see if it's hitting somewhere else. Mike O. |
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door sprung - hanging no mortise hinges
Thanks for all the responses. Cox shutdown it's news so I had to find
another provider. I solved the problem by putting a very thin shim under the outside edge of the hing on the face frame of the cabinet. I was also looking around. Lee Valley sells adjustable non mortise hinges for ~$7 pair vs. the $20 that Rockler wanted. Would've saved me hours of adjustment. Don't know how you really are supposed to get these hung correctly the first time without any adjustment mechanism. |
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