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Using the Template
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7. Matching recesses can be cut into doorframes or
linings using the hinge jig. The jig can be clamped
to the frame prior to the architraves being fitted or
to a lining prior to the architraves and planted stop
being fitted. (See fig 09) Countersunk screw holes are
provided on the template to provide extra support if
necessary, or for use when a clamp cannot be fitted.
To provide extra support when recessing a frame
with a machined stop, attach a small block of wood,
the same depth as the stop, to the underside of the
template with double-sided tape.
To cut the recess, align the template against a hinge
centre line drawn on the frame or lining and cut and
finish as for the door edge. (See fig 10)
Fig 09
The jig being clamped to the frame prior to the
architraves being fitted or to a lining prior to the
architraves and planted stop being fitted
Fig 10
To cut the recess, align the template against a hinge
centre line drawn on the frame or lining and cut
and finish as for the door edge
8. When cutting a number of doors with similar hinge
positions, two or more templates can be used, fitted
to a 24mm by 24mm timber batten and spaced out
accordingly.
Concealed cabinet hinges
9. The hinge template can also be used to bore
circular holes to accept the boss of a concealed
cabinet hinge, the standard diameter hinge bosses
being 35 and 26mm. Again using various guide bush
and cutter diameters will accommodate different
hinge boss diameters. The template hole is 48mm
diameter, therefore a combination of a 24mm guide
bush and a 12mm cutter and a 30mm guide bush
and 9mm cutter will produce recesses of 35 and
26mm diameter respectively.
In use, simply set the box section on the template
to position the hinge in from the edge of the door.
Mark the centre line of the hinge from either top or
bottom door edges. Align the template centre line
and clamp the template securely. (See fig 11) Set the
cutter depth to the depth of the hinge boss (normally
10mm) plus the thickness of the template.
Fig 11
Fig 12
Template hole
Cabinet hinge