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kitchen press hinge

Jjjjjjjbarry · 2017-12-14 20:40:36

Hi, I've a broken hinge in a kitchen cabinet press, the normal type. Unfortunately the old screw snapped and is buried deep so I can't just repair the existing setup as I don't think I can remove the broken screw that's lodged. So I'm thinking of just adding a new hinge above or below where the old one is. Any handy tricks…

14-12-2017 8:40pm

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Jjjjjjjbarry

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Hi,

I've a broken hinge in a kitchen cabinet press, the normal type. Unfortunately the old screw snapped and is buried deep so I can't just repair the existing setup as I don't think I can remove the broken screw that's lodged.

So I'm thinking of just adding a new hinge above or below where the old one is. Any handy tricks or easy to fix new type hinges on the market or do I just head to Woodies and ask for a regular hinge and few screws
Cheers! (useless at DIY obviously!!!)

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#2 15-12-2017 10:01pm

colm_mcm

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Try getting an identical hinge and drilling a hole in it to take the second screw.

You generally need a special holesaw to put regular hinges on the door.

Can you post a picture of what you have?

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