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blackhole
11th September 2009, 12:05 PM
I bought some expensive Euro hinges the other day, mainly because it came with a template to lay out the holes for the screws and the giant hole for the hinge.
I did a practice run on some scrap yesterday and it was all wrong, so I got angry and tried to work out why and discovered that the template supplied by the manufacturer does not match the holes of the hinge in the same sealed packet, I got even more angry:((
I installed them success fully this morning (having calmed down) using the head in the cupboard with a marking pen method of layout.
corbs
11th September 2009, 07:13 PM
Practice run:?... whats that:;
blackhole
11th September 2009, 07:17 PM
Practice run:?... whats that:;
It is something I rarely do.
corbs
11th September 2009, 08:09 PM
bet you're glad you did:D... might have to give one a go some day:rolleyes:
Shedhand
14th September 2009, 06:20 PM
I bought some expensive Euro hinges the other day, mainly because it came with a template to lay out the holes for the screws and the giant hole for the hinge.
I did a practice run on some scrap yesterday and it was all wrong, so I got angry and tried to work out why and discovered that the template supplied by the manufacturer does not match the holes of the hinge in the same sealed packet, I got even more angry:((
I installed them success fully this morning (having calmed down) using the head in the cupboard with a marking pen method of layout.I had a problem with Euro screws I ran out of the ones that came with the kit (not enough provided for the job so I went to a specialist place and bought a packet. Assured me they were the same. Got home...threads the same but the heads were smaller and went straight thru the metal drawer slides. :~
artme
14th September 2009, 11:05 PM
Made in China Euro, or made in China template???
Shedhand
14th September 2009, 11:24 PM
Made in China Euro, or made in China template???Dunno I bought them loose. but probably China as they were crap