Here’s a quick blow by blow.
Locate the hinges on the inside of the face frame.
Transfer lines to the door.
Bring the lines around the front of the door to locate the jig.
Install the hinge base using the center line on the hinge.
Install the bracket.
Use the lines on the door to locate the jig.
Drill out the waste.
Install the hinge cups.
Trim the door to fit using hand planes. Use card scrapers to create uniform space at the bottom and top of the door.
Doors in!
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Nice. I like all the photos, I’m kind of partial to putting loads in each post (you may have noticed 🙂 ) The tight fit on all your doors and drawers is impressive. It looks fantastic.
All the best,
Jonathan
Wow – this really looks good. (I like the adjustments of the euro hinges, particularly on pieces that will get a lot of use). And nice touch, showing the lines and alignment. I think we just assume that folks know how to do that, but seeing others actually doing it really helps lower that threshold to trying it themselves.
Once again – thanks for sharing these projects with all of us!
Thanks all!!! I’ve learned so much from other blogs when I find something that works I like to share it in what I hope is a usable way.
I’m getting excited because the end is in sight!
Hi Marilyn
I just wanted to say congratulations for your discipline in building stuff.
Keep going!
Thanks! I’m paddlin’ (building) as fast as my little paddles will paddle. 😀