The Main Cabinet Hinge Types Explained || Concealed / Euro / Kitchen Hinges - Vid#72

Im showing you the 3 main hinge types used for most woodworking projects..
Hi Guys in this hinge video, im showing you and talking about in detail, the 3 main hinges used in woodworking and joinery applications.
These hinges have many names: Concealed hinges, euro hinges, kitchen hinges, and many more...
Im showing you how they are used, in what situation you use these hinges, how to drill them and how to adjust them, and more....
The main types are :
Full overlay
Half overlay
Inset
Watch the whole video to know which ones you need and how to use them.
Thanks Ryan
I'll get links to these hinges ASAP.
More links below...
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[@xr7coug]

Finally, a simple and very clear explanation of full versus half overlay!

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

Thank you!

[@gavinmurray4092]

Agreed I struggled for ages before this video explaining the difference between the hinge types. Thanks

[@kwesip6267]

I’m glad it’s not just me!

[@mediccohealth8141]

This is the most comprehensive explanation on KZbin so far…. Thanks for going to the trouble!

[@fwhyte]

Excellent video, thank you!

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

Thanks very much 😁

[@BillyStanley]

At 3:42, I shat myself from the sound effects. But this is a great explanation of these hinges, solving some confusion.

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

Haha yeah I don't use that much anymore lol but I'm glad the vid helped. Thanks!

[@winty2721]

Ryan these videos are ace. I’ve watched loads and learning tons thank you . I just bought 30 gtv full overlay hinges can I ask how many would you put on double wardrobe doors about 350mm. X jut over 2000mm 18mm mdf. Also a bit cheeky have you done any vids on scribing to the ceiling. My wardrobes are an inch off the ceiling and I need to hide the tops. Any ideas 🙏. Subscribed 👍👊

[@jorgemog]

Thank you so much for this video. Greetings from Mexico.

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

You are welcome, greetings from London 👍

[@samrix5793]

I like these explanation videos are there more to come?

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

Cheers mate! If you can give me some ideas I'll give them a go 👍

[@mardobardogardo4930]

Thanks for the great explanation. If it were me i would make the cabinets a bit bigger and also make sure to put a back and bottom on them.

[@topdog417]

Great video with lots of information that in turn made me smurter : ) tyvm - Thanks for the time and the vid

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

Hello! Thats much appreciated, thank you very much! Ryan

[@seannary4377]

Excellent information here. Thank you so much!

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

Glad it was helpful!

[@prashanpremaratneAU]

very comprehensive, thank you

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

Thank you very much :-)

[@alexcollins9513]

great vid thanks. Any chance of explaining the different types of hinges regarding face frames, should there be a difference

[@beekeythree]

Thanks for this video, this is exactly what I needed.

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

You are welcome thanks for the comment 🙂

[@DreamKalibur]

Wish I could see close-ups of the hinges you're showing.

[@JimCollins-kp2yi]

Excellent video and explanation! Just what I was looking for, including how to adjust the hinges. I was especially confused about how to handle the two doors as in your half-overlay example. You explained it perfectly for me. Thanks!

[@bemnetsileshi5222]

beautiful presentation!

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

Thank you 👍

[@anthonymcroberts2760]

When your using the inset hinges is the set up for the hole in the door and the back plate on the carcass the same as the full overlay hinges.

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

Hi the cup hole is. Off the top of my head I'm not 100% sure about the frame side without checking in rhe workshop. Cheers ryan

[@danielgarciadg6433]

I have a question. From the USA. Enjoyed your video. We are a general contractor in Texas. A customer wants stone veneer on their cabinet doors. What type of hinge would be best to allow the thicker door to open without interfering with the adjacent door? I'm picturing a hinge that will extend out passed the other door. If you can, any information would be great! Cheers!

[@tomdaniels7215]

Interesting: In the U.S. the carcass members are 19.05 mm. With an 18mm overlay we have a ~1mm reveal so when carcass goes to carcass we have a ~2mm reveal to match the vertical gap between door pairs.

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

Ahh very interesting!!! Thanks for sharing!! Ryan

[@matthewunderwood4305]

Perfect timing for this video! Would the Full Overlay hinge be OK, if there is to be an end panel that finishes flush with the front of the door?

[@tentonhammer5469]

Yes. As long as your door is slightly smaller than the cab. Like they are on a kitchen

[@conradpaul6100]

Excellent video sir!May i ask,do you have to have a door stop for the inset hinge like in your video?

[@dragade101]

Brilliant!

[@scottmclean4237]

Excellent

[@example2061]

In the Full overlay: when the door is open, it’s not aligned. It’s a bit shifted to the right side. For how much is it shifted? I’m asking, because I’d like to use a Blum drawer and afraid that a door will block it to open. Blum has 5mm gap from a wall to a drawer‘s front. IKEA’s drawers won’t have this problem though. Thanks for a video. Really good explanation;)

[@myprivatespaceto]

90 degrees

[@marchandford7787]

Hi Ryan, With the inset hinges is there a maximum door thickness you can have? Also is there a chart or a system to work out where to drill the cups and how to set the hinges in the carcass. This just my first time using inset hinges. Thanks again

[@Lee-u2f9x]

On a wardrobe what do you knock of from the cabinet size to the door sizes ? Cheers

[@conradpaul6100]

In your example of the half overlay,how would I measure the width of each door to fit the carcass properly using half overlay hinges?

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

I guess it all depends on how wide your doors are. Basically, if using 2 overlay hinges on a single 18mm division, each door will overlap that division by around 7.5mm ish. Basically 2 x 7.5mm overhangs plus a 3mm gap between the 2 doors equals 18mm. Then add whatever width you need onto the 7.5mm, and that will give you each door width.

[@azlywert9228]

Nice

[@rustynuts4426]

Hi mate, I'm building a tv cabinet and my inset door thickness is 20mm. Can I use the gtv inset hinges that you show here? Many Thanks

[@SooMuchWc]

Is it possible to slightly adjust giving a bigger overlay?

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

On which type of hinge?

[@WEARECHANGEBEDS]

You said you should drill 22mm in from the edge of the door. Is this the same for all the different types of hinges? And how do you know where to put the brackets onto the carcass? What measurement?

[@stepheno2462]

Excellent video. What’s your thoughts on screwing hinges into MDF. Will they come loose over time. What would be your preference for carcass material

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

Hi screwing into mdf face is fine just no good on the edges as it breaks out. I'd say ply or solid timber would give strongest results 👍👍

[@tundrawhisperer4821]

When does the use of a third hinge come into play, as it relates to the door height? I’m sure weight and width are factored in. But I have some frameless cabinets that will have full overlay doors that are 18” wide, made of 3/4” thick CVG Fir plywood. Should I use three hinges?

[@matthewharris3896]

On the Half Overlay doors, assuming the mounting plates are on either side of an 18mm sheet, how do you avoid the screws clashing? Having a screw shorter than 9mm doesn't feel like it would be strong enough? Thanks

[@edgardosanjuan3195]

I have a question I want to convert my bi-fold door to a standard door what hinges should I use. Thanks

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

Hi im not really sure without looking or seeing a photo, sorry!

[@allegna19]

hi , Can you fit full overlay concealed hinges if the carcus is 40mm and your door is 12mm thick. If so is it the same method as you mentioned in your video? mine does not want to line up so its full overlay . I try to adjust side to side height and all but still no luck . Any help would be very much appreciated. thx

[@InValidUpriseHD]

I have 24mm doors to hang 18mm and 6mm planted I want to have them inserted, what hinges would I need to use and would I have to put a door stop on the inside of the frame 26mm back and screw the hing to the door stop?

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

Hi im unsure with 24mm thick doors. Call hafele sales and they will advise you 😁

[@knanoz4517]

Is there such a thing as an inset hinge that is designed so that when I open the door it comes out flush with the inside of the cabinet? The reason I ask is because I have jewellery tray I installed inside the cabinet and it is on slides. When I open the door to slide the tray out, the door is obstructing the tray from coming out...

[@michigan_616]

What hinge is used for partial inset cabinet doors?

[@gedmartin6987]

Hi. Thanks for the videos, really useful. I'm making a built in wardrobe with 4 carcasses screwed together. I'm going to use full overlay on each of the doors without any shared divisions. How much smaller than the carcas should the doors be? Each carcass will be 500. Using 18mm mr mdf. Cheers! Ged

[@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

Hi I have 2 sketch up designing videos that talk about that subject I think. There's a few elements to take into account. For example: If the doors are starting and stopping exactly at the beginning and end the the wardrobe/ carcasses, and you have 4 x 1000mm carcasses. That would be 8 doors. So I work it out generally by taking the total (4000mm), and taking away 7 x 3mm = 21mm ( 7 x gaps in between each door at 3mm wide). That leaves 3979. Then all that's left is to divide that by the number of doors which is 8. 3979mm ÷8 = 497.3mm each door. That's the way I generally do it. Does that help?

[@gedmartin6987]

@@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop thanks for the reply. Actually that's really helpful yes. So 3mm gap seems to be the one to go for. I didn't realise you had sketchup videos too I think that could be really helpful for me I'll check them out. I'm designing them in CAD (Solidworks) and then I'm going to get them cnc'd at a local place. I don't have the tools or the space for any other way unfortunately. The wardrobes I'm making currently have each door with its own carcass. 4 total. Thinking after your comment though that I should change this to 2 wider carcasses (1000mm) with 2 doors each. Is it better to have a wider double carcass rather than individual? Hadn't thought about it until now.

[@kr5289]

With 1"1/2 face frame with 1"1/4 overlay how do you keep the doors from hitting on the edge of one another

[@herculussos5498]

Thank you, but you did not explain about the insert door type hinge very wel?

[@muanlalneithamvaiphei8466]

You over only that overlay what about the otherd