How To Use A Kreg Jig For Concealed Hinges

[@Ray_Here]

Thanks for the comment. I certainly can’t argue your point!

[@kristycatrett4019]

PERFECT Step-by-step!!!!! Thank you!!!!

[@Ray_Here]

Thank you Kristy. I’m glad it was helpful.

[@danielu8328]

Ray, I have this jig and it is absolutely awesome! Made cabinet doors SO much easier! I have several Kreg products and enjoy them all.

[@Ray_Here]

I have a few Kreg jigs as well. They certainly make woodworking easier! Thanks for commenting.

[@peteloughlin6684]

Ray, I have done manual layout and used a drill press to drill the holes. This allowed me to drill perpendicular to the surface but all of this is very time consuming. This jig looks great and is less expensive than most Kreg products. Thanks for the video

[@Ray_Here]

Thanks for watching and commenting Pete. It’s a great jig!

[@RonKillian]

Nice video, but this is just part of the process. I've watched many videos about this jig and NO one talks about the other important part of the hinge, mounting the other half in your cabinet properly. It's like a half solution. :(

[@Ray_Here]

Sorry! You are correct!

[@ZetZet85]

Great video. Im gonna buy one. Was looking if its also usable in metric system.

[@Ray_Here]

It works really well. I don’t know the answer about the metric system. I have to say, I think the metric system is superior to imperial. It’s just difficult to make the conversion in the US. Thanks for the comment!

[@ShuhDonk]

Are the holes for the screws always the same no matter which brand concealed hinge you get?

[@Ray_Here]

Sorry, I don’t know the answer to that. Bigger hinges may have bigger holes.