Ryobi door hinge installation kit!! Review

[@peterstevens6555]

Kia Ora & Good Evening from Auckland, New Zealand …great video bro …

[@ChristopherJohnson-zd8sx]

I believe that the 5/8 radius filler piece goes back in but in reverse for 1/4 radius and square. The back side of it is straight rather than curved thus still supporting the bearing w/o the 5/8 radius.

[@cdixon2011ify]

Thanks for the video! Bought one to use for installing 6 new interior bedroom doors. Your video was very clear.

[@rodw]

Very nicely done sir 👍👍 Great Demo. Remarkable how easy the jig makes it. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts and videos Rodney

[@arthurlopez5304]

The piece you took off at 4:04 can go right back in the slot but facing the other direction so it won't get lost

[@livefreeandtoolon]

Thanks, I just forgot to put it back in. Clever design

[@Fusilier0]

Nice practical demo and review. Thanks. Does it support routing the jamb as well or just the door?

[@ChristopherJohnson-zd8sx]

No sir it does not. I use the Milescraft Hinge Mate 150 to mortise jambs and the ryobi for door slabs. Ryobi also make a great latch mortising jig.

[@marks3750]

You said those were square hinges but I didn't see you chisel out the 1/4 inch radius in the mortise. It looked like you forced the second square hinge into the 1.4 inch radius mortise.

[@brocktonma.1816]

Anyone else notice how clean and organized all these shops are? My place stays like that for 3 days.

[@livefreeandtoolon]

I clean it before a video, otherwise it's chaos from all the projects!

[@brocktonma.1816]

@@livefreeandtoolon Thanks. I was starting to think it was only me✌️

[@senfo-s5p]

This works for the door, but what about the jamb?

[@johnbaptist7476]

Hello friend . I am Using the same templet u use but i can not get the right squre one . i took the corners out still i have to use a chisel to cut the corner . what should i do next 😁

[@anthonypavey4855]

Can this be used on 44mm thick doors or just 36mm

[@masratta]

how it work on the frame door , please ????????

[@livefreeandtoolon]

that's another jig unfortunately...

[@ianknight6078]

What if your hinge is between 3 1/2 and 4 inch . There is no setting for that ?

[@810PRODUCTIONS]

Big help, thank you.

[@coffeelazuly]

Where is made?

[@livefreeandtoolon]

the manufacturer?

[@christopherlopez9316]

Can u do square hinges without using a chisel

[@livefreeandtoolon]

its a round router bit, you may have to clean the edges with a chisel

[@chippy3350]

What about the frame side

[@livefreeandtoolon]

you will need a different jig,

[@LivingLifeSlower]

I lost the grey piece...

[@Tablesaw818]

Bro set the depth of the router bit the hard way. Use the adjustable router plate.

[@livefreeandtoolon]

Maybe, but it worked!

[@Tablesaw818]

@@livefreeandtoolon It sure did!

[@joanromyak5311]

The new adjustable hinge size block is crap it pops up from vibration when you use a palm router. It may be OK with a full size router with a larger base plate,but with a palm router......crap!

[@j.pierre2548]

But its not good for u.k hinges right? Only american.

[@livefreeandtoolon]

honestly not sure, I thought they were universal?

[@johnbaptist7476]

Try to use a hinge without curve ? see what u get .

[@bromarvids5186]

Always have to chisel the rounded corners if you have a squared hinge. No getting round that (no pun intended).

[@charlesseibel4014]

REE OBI not RYE OBI

[@december974]

No good for the UK'S hinges

[@rohanhamer8429]

No good for metric either.