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Old Posted 03-14-2008, 12:59 AM
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Default Anyone got any good tips for inset doors?

mounting the hinges in particular? I've tried the double sided tape method and found that it sucks...every time.
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Old Posted 03-14-2008, 02:48 AM in reply to Timbeck2's post "Anyone got any good tips for inset..."
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Only used Euro styles for my insets. Sorry...
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make a simple jig with all the hinge locations on one piece.

allow for the margins by cutting the frames first, then the doors.

A small router Laminate trimmer with a top bearing mortise bit makes quick work of the job.

make sure the jig just sets deep enough for the hinge less the barrel.

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Old Posted 03-14-2008, 06:22 AM in reply to JoeSpackle's post starting "make a simple jig with all the hinge..."
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What if you have a no-mortise hinge? Guess I should have mentioned that before.
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Old Posted 03-14-2008, 03:28 PM in reply to Timbeck2's post starting "What if you have a no-mortise hinge? ..."
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I believe Gillie does only inset doors.

I've done very few insets. Pain in the backside.
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Old Posted 03-14-2008, 09:18 PM in reply to stwoodie's post starting "I believe Gillie does only inset doors...."
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Zackly why I almost always use overlay but my project requires inset. It's never been easy for me to make them look right.
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If'n the cab face isn't flat, and the door isn't flat, yer screwed right outa the gate.
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Old Posted 03-14-2008, 10:59 PM in reply to stwoodie's post starting "If'n the cab face isn't flat, and the..."
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frame flat - check

door flat - check


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Old Posted 03-15-2008, 01:40 PM in reply to Timbeck2's post starting "What if you have a no-mortise hinge? ..."
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What if you have a no-mortise hinge? Guess I should have mentioned that before.
Stop using cheap hinges

I don't know how to answer your question, double stick should work do you margin your doors ( shims) before you set the hinges?

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Old Posted 03-15-2008, 09:46 PM in reply to JoeSpackle's post starting "Stop using cheap hinges :smirk: I..."
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Never used them before. Lee Valley "E"

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