Options for concealed hinges on 3/8" inset cabinet doors.

[clarkerussell]

Hello all,

I stumbled on this site while searching for replacement hinges for my old 3/8" inset cabinet doors, it's good to see someplace like this dedicated to the local community!

Regardless, I'm trying to update the hinges on my old 3/8" inset kitchen cabinets and I really wanted to use the euro style hinges, but there does not seem to be a cost effective way to do so. All I could find were these at $25 per pair... no thanks:

http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=17284&utm_source=GoogleBase&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=GoogleLocal

I have found the following Knife hinge from Youngdale that looks promising and they are only $3 per set:

http://www.youngdale.com/Hinges.html

These look good, but I've never worked with a Knife Hinge before so I'm a bit apprehensive...

Are there any other options out there?

 

[Gotcha6]

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[bobby g]

Clarke,

Contact the Wurth Group in Charlotte and get a price on the European style hinge. It should be a lot better. And please follow up on the suggestion from Dennis.

Bob

 

[woodworker2000]

Try these from My Home Hardware. I odered some but haven't used them yet: http://www.myhomehardware.com/servl...ional-Hardware-cln-European-Hinges/Categories

At less than $1/hinge, I thought I would give them a try.

 

[Travis Porter]

I steer clear of ordering hinges from Rockler. Not because of quality, but because of price. I would definitely call Wurth group to see what they have. If they have nothing, try calling/contacting www.wwhardware.com. They have a good variety and a large selection.