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  • bitasuite
    Free Member

    I’ve got a door that will cover the washing machine but need to drill it for the hinges. Where could I get this done?

    Anyone know what tool is needed to do this? Is there a standard jig?

    Many thanks

    Blazin-saddles
    Free Member

    Ha, The bain of the Kitchen fitters life!

    You need a 35mm TCT Hinge hole cutter and a steady hand, or a drill press/router ideally.

    There’s no jigs available I don’t think, I always mark up carefully, and drill by hand if having to do it on site with my plunge router. I usually set the hinges on the machine then measure down from the worktop, remember to allow for door offsets. Drill a bit at a time as on thin doors (15mm) the hinge hole will be nearly all the way through the door.

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    http://www.axminster.co.uk/cabinet-hinge-installation-jig-bit

    Bit plus marking out jig.

    You still need to measure where on the door to put it though.

    Blazin-saddles
    Free Member

    The jigs are for normal cabinet hinges, which can be different offsets to washing machines. hand marking is a better way for me.

    bitasuite
    Free Member

    Thanks guys

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