I'm building a jewelry storage cabinet that will hang on the wall. The cabinet box is made out of 5/8" baltic birch, no face frame. The door to the cabinet is wider than the box by 1/2" on each side. It's a frame and panel door 3/4" thick frame.
Does a cabinet hinge for this exist? Will a frameless full overlay hinge like this work?
I'm attaching a couple of screenshots of my sketchup file for further clarification.
Sorry for the delay but I had to do some research. That is the same hinge I use but in the 120 degrees opening instead of 110 degree so that hinge in 110 or120 degree opening will work. What I didn't know what which base plate to use for you particular application beings how you have a 5/8 box with 1/2 inch over lay.
If you use the Blum number 175H9160 base plate and either 110 or 120 degree hinge shown in you link you should be good to go.
Perhaps a piano hinge would be a better solution for a 53" long door. But, if the door is 1/2" wider than the frame how will it open beyond 90 degrees?
Perhaps a piano hinge would be a better solution for a 53" long door. But, if the door is 1/2" wider than the frame how will it open beyond 90 degrees?
I should have thought about the hinges before starting the project but unfortunately I didn't. So it says that the compact 33 hinge is for face frame cabinets, even though my cabinet is frameless I can still use this hinge?
Yes, you can. The 1 1/8" overlay plate is made to mount to the "edge" of the face frame, which corresponds to the inside surface of your carcase. Remember that the hinge will hold the door about 3/16" off the face of your cabinet, so use a fat bumper on the "latch" side.
I think I'm going to cut the door down so that it doesn't hang over the box on the hinge side.
I'm still unsure as to how to figure out what kind of hinge I can use. Is this just considered a full overlay? Or do I need to find a hinge that specifically has a 5/8" overlay?
5/8" Overlay falls well within the range of a typical euro hinge. There are many to choose from and most all are pretty good.
Whichever one you choose, take a look at the mfg spec sheet to determine which base plate and drill spacing you will need to get your desired overlay.
I noticed in your link that a pair of hinges is over $17. That seems like a lot of money for these as we pay around $6.50 for this same pair wholesale.
Thanks for the heads up. I'm just getting ready to slap doors on an in-shop project and have a butt load of euro-hinges laying around (scavenged from cabinets heading for the dumpster). I should pull them out and THEN make the doors!!!
I noticed in your link that a pair of hinges is over $17. That seems like a lot of money for these as we pay around $6.50 for this same pair wholesale.
I just bought 4 hinges and 4 base plates yesterday at my supplier in Anchorage. Under 12.00 you can see the prices on the invoice Blum 110 clip top self close blummottion full overlay 2.70 each
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