Concealed Hinges Made Easy!
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- Installing concealed hinges doesn't have to be complicated! In this video, I show you exactly how to install hinges, on the first try!
Illustrated Guide: ana-white.com/woodworking-pro... 
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Thank you for the PDF! I added the self centering pre drill bit to my shopping list! I have the Kreg jigs and they are just fantastic!!
I also wanted to thank YOU and Jacob. I built a set of nesting steps so that our older dogs could get into the hatch area of our car. With out the two of you, I would never have had the confidence to build anything. The two of you do such an amazing job of breaking down the process and showing how to do it. And your drawings are just awesome! I truly enjoy my morning coffee at my out door couch (favorite Mother's Day present)! We have REAL wood bedframes! A farm table with benches! I also finished the base to your Round Modern Dining Table, and this week I am building the table top! THANK YOU!
You have a lovely style of explaining things clearly
It might be worth having a guide to the 3 planes of adjustment on the hinge.
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Boy, did I need this two days ago! Thanks for putting this together. I'll definitely be using these tips next time.
Every single project of you is simple to understand that! You're a very nice teacher! Thank you for sharing that with us, Ana.
You're very welcome, thanks for watching!
Thank you Ana, I'm about to install concealed hinges to replace the awful '70s ones that were installed on our existing cabinets.
Your explanation of the different overlay sizes has erased my confusion, so I'm now super confident that I'll be able to order the correct hinges.
I enjoyed your simple tips on aligning holes too, that's going to be super helpful.
All the very best to you & your adorable family.
Love from Australia 👍❤🇦🇺👍
Wonderful, so happy to help!
Hello Ana, i love the way you explain about the project construction, waiting to see a video on painting the cabinets. Thanks in advance..
Thanks so so so much Ana I’m from the Bahamas and been perfecting my skills in all different areas , I’ve been watching your work for years now , this the best explanation I’ve listen to so far .thanks again so much for the tips .👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
I'm happy to hear that, thank you for the feedback!
Excellent video! Love all your videos! You show and explain in such a way that I feel confident doing this by myself
You can do it!
Excellent! Thorough and well laid out. Appreciate covering both framed and frameless as well.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank for breaking it down in the right steps.
Especially liked your method for how to confirm your frame holes are in the right place. And this is a 'Yes, please.' for a video on fixing stripped out screw holes.
Simplicity! Well described and illustrated. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks. I always enjoy watching your videos. You do great job and explain things in a way that even a novice woodworker can understand it. Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much!
I love you detail, easy to follow instructions. I feel capable of following your directions no matter the project.
I'm so glad!
This video is perfect timing. It was this style or the barn door type. Trying to hone my skills. Thanks again.
Glad it was helpful!
Long time viewer, first time writer: Big freaking TY🥰 Eyes used to glaze over when you spoke about them!
Thanks for your support, I'm happy it helps!
Always great tips, still using your drawer slide tips for making my kitchen pullouts!
Sweet!
There are drill bit holes on the jig so you can drill for the screws before you remove the jig from the door
Yes and I'm pretty sure they're already self centering
Yep you are right, but I like the way she did it better since I only have one cordless drill that way I am not changing back and forth between the forstner bit and the screw hole bit for every hinge. BTW it seems like the hole in the drill get pretty sloppy the more hinges you drill a weakness in the jig IMO.
@@jdjarman0417 Not all Euro hinges match those holes. Yes, Blum does but some others don't. Have to be careful.
Ana great timing I’m making some shaker style cabinet doors for my shop and your video is a big help. I’m a newbie wood worker and and this style of hinges are a little concerning with the install. After viewing your video (2x’s) I don’t think of it being that scary.
Nice techniques, clear and simple to follow. I like it!
Those euro concealed hinges normally have a standard measurement. The cabinet part is actually meant to be compatible with the "system 32" peg system. This means that the holes are 37mm (between about 1 7/16 and 1 1/2 inch) from the front and 32mm (~1 1/4 inch) apart. This part is quite universal (except for Ikea that likes doing its own things on some of their ranges...)
On the door side, there is more variation between brands. The template that you mentioned and that usually comes with the hinges is really practical. The big hole is typically 35mm (about 1 3/8 inch) and its center varies around 21.5 (~7/8th inch) and 23.5mm (15/16th inch) from the edge of the door.
Stripped screws in MDF is definitely a problem... I can't wait to learn about that! :-D
Thanks for watching!
The best video for cabinet hinges!! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
The right tool for the job. Thanks Ana need this,hopefully some new cabinet door in my future very soon
You’re welcome 😊
Good work Anna, good work.
This kind of hinge has been popular in Europe for many decades. My kitchen cabinet from 1962 has them. We call them "pot hinges", because of the shape of the hole you have to drill into the door with the Forstner drill. Great explanation, Ana!
Very cool!
Best hinge information I’ve found after watching many other videos. Thank you!
Wonderful, so happy to help!
You can add my "Bravo" to all the rest: wonderfully clear and complete explanations and demonstrations
Thank you, happy to help!
That square up works pretty good. The kreg jig has preset guides for the screws, but your way works good as well. Just mentioning it. Love the video. I have done concealed hinges in the past, but it was long ago. I just built a hard maple vanity and I am at the hinge install portion and I was getting nervous, so I was looking for reference videos. My hinges didn't come with instructions
Excellent demo, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Hey AW! Definitely want to see how to repair the hole if stripped out. I've talked myself into a kitchen with a dozen cabinets and never made one before! (stupid optimist!) Pretty sure I'll be making the odd error!
Very helpful video. Thank you for educating us. I bought a bunch oh hinges and don't know which style they are. Before I build the cabinet, now I will base the style of cabinets on the hinges I have. Just garage storage so it will be fine. Hinges confuse the heck out of me.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent training video on a frequently confusing process. Thank you. I'd love to see a "basics" series of videos.
Noted! Thanks for watching:)
LOVE THIS!!! You are a lifesaver for me!!!
I'm so glad!
This is so cool! You are great at explaining so my head doesn’t 🤯! I always thought it was me🥳
Happy to help!
I needed this video months ago. I had ordered the wrong hinges. Now I know what to look for in the future. Thanks!
Glad I could help!
Excellent video. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for the visit!
Excellent video! Thanks for posting. I am about to mount these hinges so this was very helpful.
Glad it helped!
Very good video explaining the details. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Really helpful, thank you!
You're welcome!
That was so helpful. You made it simple. thanks
Glad it helped!
Thank you...nice and clear and easy to see what you are doing. Great explanations that really help a project!!Cheers!
Glad it was helpful!
I run a cnc shop and am a cabinet builder. I mostly build speaker cabinets but on occasion I will build some kitchen or closet cabinets. This is the most simple and informative video I have watched by far. I got a batch of hinges with no template included and only needed to confirm the standard offset from the edge.... you were not kidding it is hard to find information online. 5mm! thanks! lol
Awesome, so happy to help!
A pre-drill centering bit?! I didn’t know they existed. This changes everything!
They are so helpful!
Also called vicks bits.
Exactly the video I was looking for, thanks!
Glad I could help!
The kreg jig is a great little jig for the occasional user. If you are producing cabinets regularly invest in a Blum Mini-press
You saved my day!!! Thank you so much!!
You're welcome!!
Great, detailed video. Thanks 😊
Thanks for watching!
excellent info thanks
Consider a combination square for measuring back -1" 3/8 you can set the square to it. Put the tape way, the square is set for all day. Vid was very good, thank you, you cleared up lots of questions for me.
Thank you!
Most Excellent video full of information!!! One of the very best videos I have found regarding this exact information needed. Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Anna White! Just found your tutorial and it was just what I needed. 😂
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Nice, easy to understand tutorial 👍✌️😊🙏🏼⚒⚒⚒
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks (from France) for your excellent vidéo
Thanks for watching!
Finally, u made installation so easy, thank u
Glad it helped!
Great video. It's my first time using the European hinges and it looked confusing. After watching your video it was a breeze. Thank you!
Great to hear!
@@AnaWhiteDIY I subscribed to your channel. Keep up the good work.
Thanks. Great video
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for the tutorial.
BTW - The Kreg jig has predetermined pilot holes. Also I’d have clamped both ends of the jig before drilling.
Thanks for the visit!
super useful thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome 👏🏻. Thank you.
You bet!
Thanks for sharing! I am in the middle of a DIY home update (during covid). I have 3 antique upper cabinet doors and two large base cabinets that are super large and solid wood. The problem is, they sit flush inside the frame openings and have ornate, antique outside hinges. (Wish I could insert a pic or two...*Sighs*). I'd love to update the hinges. Can you recommend a hidden hinge and install technique for this type of situation?
Hey Anna, love your videos! What type of center pre drill do you use? Does that also stop you at the right depth so you don’t go thru the front?
This is SUPER helpful! I am so surprised to see that you bought the doors instead of building them yourself. I built some for our bathrooms and messed up the measurements because we switched to concealed hinges so we decided to order doors for the kitchen instead of having me build them. So I'm happy you made a recommendation on where to buy them and how to measure. For the Kreg hinge jig, I like to use the holes on the actual jig. Do you find them to not be accurate? Thanks for another amazing video!
Thank you! Glad we can help!
Honestly by the time we buy good hardwood in Alaska, it’s about the same price to have the doors made. I’m dreaming about a full Cnc router system for mdf doors though!
I’d like to see how to fix the stripped screw as I do that often haha
Use matches, or if you're using a 5mm euro screw, drill out with a 6mm drill bit & use glue & insert a 6mm dowel. Wait until dry & use a flush trim saw to cut off the excess, but remember to use tape around the outside to avoid any possibility of scratches. Hope it helps.
@@hythewoodworkdesigns or there is also plastic dowels just for that application
Just put a few wooden tooth picks, and put in the screw again!
@@hythewoodworkdesigns To using a euro screw, you have to be very careful because of MDF!! must be professional on this but matches, skewers, or toothpick would be a great idea at the first steps of solutions
@@woodprojectswithalex2692. I agree when drilling out the hole, one does need to be careful, as it can bite. But I've never had a problem using the dowels. Once the glue has dried, I use the Kreg shelf pin jig, clamp it to the area & drill in. Add the cruciform with euro screws & it's as good as new.
Thank you, this what im looking for,
Great!
Make sure to read the Kreg instructions. On the jig there are guide holes to align pilot holes for the screws. Use a hand screwdriver instead of a drill. Put the right hand screw in first as this motion keeps the hinge plate straight. Ps. Kreg also make a nice jig for drilling handle holes accurately.
Ok I’ve only watched three videos and def subscribing. Might be buying my first home and it’ll be a giant diy
Thanks and welcome, lot's of free plans to help make your home full of your own builds!
Thanks for the tips. My cabinets are already on the wall, waiting for new doors. So my door is upright, fighting gravity all the time! Not as straight forward as laying the cabinet on its side! What would you suggest? And how abound showing how to adjust these?
Like your ryobi drill I’m a big ryobi fan have lot there tools
Beautiful! Great learnings from you, keep safe... :)
Thank you! 😃
Hi Ana nice video have yall had any snow not any here lol 77 today have a day love from TEXAS
Well done video.
Thanks for the visit
Great explanation Ana, I know its takes much longer than it looks making the videos, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Perfect timing I was just about to install some doors on my kitchen cabinets. Can you make a video on how to use shelf help for idiots like me.?
Practical and useful
Thanks for the visit!
Easy to understand without a bunch of BS. Thanks
Thanks:)
Hi Ana. Thanks for the videos! I've recently ordered doors (paint grade Maple) for a kitchen remodel. What advice do you have to ensure a great finish? Obviously in the kitchen it'll need to withstand some occasional clean-up. I ordered the Shaker style, and wondering if I'll need to caulk between the frame and center panel. Thanks in advance!
Check out Eric reason and dennis rodriguez’s channels for finishing. Best on RUclips.
Hi Ana, you are creating great things. They all are very inspiring. I wonder if you could give a try for caravan projects?
If the opportunity arises, that would be fun!
There are also inset hinges for frame less cabinets. I found some cheap inset hinges for frameless cabinets and I was looking for any info as to their quality.
Great video! Would you be about to provide links to the kreg jig and the bit you used to center the hole? Thank you for giving such clear instructions!
Lol at the second door went in perfectly with no problems.... And at the screwing the screws into the door when you stripped out the mdf! Happens to everybody, knowing how to fix little problems is essential.
You clearly know your stuff. I'm surprised a bad ass builder chick is using Ryobi tools. I know they work but they are so Joe Homeowner. And you guys are definitely top pros
A hammer is a hammer. 🤷🏾♂️
@@stevewhitestlthat's like saying a car is a car.
If you want to take the secret of installing hinges take a look at this video excellent presentation. Compliments!
Thanks for the visit!
She is a incredible young lady God bless
Thank you!
The Kreg jig has holes for drilling the screw pilots. That may depend on the hinges you're using however.
Funny coincidence: I’ve just discovered your channel on the exact day of it’s 11th anniversary 😊
Oh wow! Very cool:)
Great video again, using your method for the hinges. Just a question, why not use the drill screw pilots on the Kreg jig?
Thanks now I have something to refer to
So happy to help!
my new RV has these hinges I can clip the 2 pieces together however they won't stay together. I believe the rear most screw is missing doe's this screw hold both pieces together? thanks good video.
I have grown wise enough to search "better way to...." on your channel first. unfortunately I'm about 100 gray hairs late on this wisdom. However it's still better than the next stage which is pulling your hair out. Thank you for saving my hair style! My evidence and proof is in the video. Ana has amazing hair. Everyone save your hair and watch the videos. You have been warned
Wonderful and clever, lol. Thanks for trusting us with your projects~
Nice video Ana, can you do a video with face frame cabinets and installing full overlay hinges on them on please. I bought full overlay hinges for my face frames and now to realise the hinge part for the cabinet is overhanging the frame, it's not sitting flush on the frame.
Is there enough room in the inside of the face frame for the hinge bracket to slide in? I’ve had to do some chiseling before. Just a thought!
I'd love to see face frame installation too. I can't afford to replace my cabinets but I think I can pull off new face frames and doors. I live in a mobile home and my current face frames are thin so I know they'd probably need to be beefed up
@@AnaWhiteDIY well the hinges have four screw holes to attach to the cabinet but only two are actually onto the face frame, I'm thinking I may have to fill in the cabinet with a piece of wood so the other two screws can be attached.
Thank you
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Hi Ana, Nice video, Thank you. If you like a challenge, can you do a video of hanging doors on a unit that is already installed in place, like a built in wardrobe. lol A problem I am having at the moment, Cant really turn it on its side to put the doors on. bloomin big heavy doors too. 😬😬oops, wish me luck! 😄😄
good video! but why didn't you use the predrilled holes on the Jig to drill your holes for the screws?
Ana, question, i have watched several videos where they have slide out/ pull out panels or drawers with a cover door on the front of the cabinet and they do not allow enough clearance for the drawer slides to clear the door when open. then they go back, add a shim and have to recut the drawer width. How do you plan for that in faceless cabinets?
Do you show how to do the face frame hinges please? I am making a little library box that needs the door to be over the opening and it is not attaching to the 1/2 frame, as it is framed. I need the face frame hidden hinge? Thanks so much Nice video, and clear steps!:)
Hi, Ana. Love all your videos! Thank you for sharing. Can you tell me where you ordered the doors from?
Thanks! barkerdoor.com
New knowledged
Ana, do you ever do inset cabinet doors, where door is flush with face frame?
I used to but really stay away now because it’s so hard to get the doors perfect in the inset. The overlay is much more forgiving and easier to install.
Hi Ana. Gosh I love your stuff. I am working on one cabinet door with concealed hinges. It is a frameless cabinet and the thickness of the cabnet is 3/4 inch. I am doing a FULL OVERLAY. Question for you -- is the offset, the measurement from the edge of the door to where the edge of the hinge cup is located? And you say yours are 5mm. Are they all 5mm? Since it is just one cabinet door (for a homemade medicine cabinet), I am hoping to just buy a little plastic jig for $10... Not the fancy Kreig jig. Can you just tell me if my offset will be 5mm? I guess I am confused about if the 5mm offset matters with the width of the cabinet overlay. Thanks if you can help me. Your stuff is GREAT!!!!!! Thanks you so much!
Very good video and you explain overlay, framed and frameless very well.
I apologize if I missed it, but what is the depth of the bore hole. I plan to use ½” plywood to cut a 24” by 18” door frame then cut a 20” x 14” opening and put cane material in the opening at my daughter's request.
Would ½” thick door frame be enough for these “euro” style hinges?
It seems many of the online stores list the hinge as 35mm bore, but never say anything about the depth of bore? What is the required depth of bore?
No problem, I lay it all out here www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/concealed-hinges-made-easy-video-and-illustrated-guide
@@AnaWhiteDIY wow 1/2" depth, so I guess I had better re-think using 1/2" plywood frame or that cup will not be concealed. So I guess this could be the reason lots of people use 3/4" MDF or 1 x stock which is actually 3/4" thick. Or find different hinges than the euro style 35mm bore. Thanks for the reply.
so envious of your shop...its so big, you have an echo!