Need help picking out hinges

1/4” overlay might be a little tough but possible. You’ll probably want to get 1/2” overlay hinges and use a higher baseplate to get your 1/4” overlay. Customer service at one of the hinge companies might be able to help you.

Could you get by with 1/2” overlay? Those hinges are very standard and easy to get.

-- Adversity doesn't build character...................it reveals it.

My concern with 1/2” overlay is that if the doors overlay 1/2”, and the drawers next to them overlay 1/2” (I want to keep consistent), they will hit each other, since the divider between them is only 3/4” plywood.

It sounds like you’re suggesting using a 1/2” overlay, and shimming the part where it mounts to the carcass by 1/4”. That way my 1/2” overlay would really only overlay the cabinet face by 1/4”? I had not considered that, but it sounds like a reasonable idea.

-- - The mightiest oak in the forest is just a little nut that held its ground.

I use face frames on my cabinets it makes them a lot stronger especially for use in the shop. I like cup hinges aka
European hinges. What I like about them is that there strong and the good ones have easy adjustments in more than one direction. The ones they have on your link are priced super high. Usually I pay $3.00 or less per hing and clip. I don’t know if the public can buy them there but I get mine from Louis and company.

http://www.louisandcompany.com/

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