Clean and easy hinge install, love it. From someone who has shoveled a lot of snow, I recommend an aluminum grain shovel. A bit less snow each time, but sturdier and way more control. Lasts forever, and good to spread/shovel mulch in the spring as well.
2:46 mark. great jig Mr. Peters. Great hinged too. The barrel hinge also is a hidden hinge but I sure like this one better. It's much stronger. Each have their respective uses of course.
Thank you very much, you have helped me a lot. Your video is super practical and incredible, I was able to solve my doubt about how to mount hinge. Greetings from Mexico
Really cool hinge. I live in Canton, OH and we are more than 2 feet below average in snow fall for the year. I have had my snow blower out once this year and even that wasn't really needed. We are just waiting for our turn !
Today I ordered the porter cable plunge I had just the router I did those hinges in a big door and worked good but I did without the plunge but I saw your video and I liked looked better your way thanks
I used those hinges on a job about 15 years ago. I liked them but they were kinda pricey and there was no jig available then so they were tedious to install. But with that jig they may well be worth a second look. Thanks, Jon.
Jon i really like the hinge jig kit, i will be using them for sure, ...... we didnt get as much snow here in Cherry Hill, NJ , (21 inches) as you did but it sucked the same, thanx for the vid
Jon we are in the same boat you're not to far from me I am in Bensalem PA. I got 28" and some of the drifts were 5' deep. Front of the house had no snow on the roof back had it all. The wind was something for sure.
You probably already know by now, the Soss Jig for the Soss 204 Hinges require a 21/32" ID and 3/4" OD bushing that needs to be 9/16" long. I made the mistake and ordered the Powertec Bushing set which was 15/64" long. Now off to Menards to buy the Milescraft set.
They should have made the jig with without those screws, maybe an insert. I can see those screw holes eventually stripping out with a ton of use. Maybe I'm wrong though.
Hi Jon. Was wondering if you knew which Soss hinge number you used for this 3/4 stock, and which accompanying jig. I see on amazon there is some confusion/complaint over the jig not matching the hinge style/number so I wanted to try to avoid this issue as I order some Soss for an upcoming built-in. Thanks again! Eric
I have an RV dinette with a leaf that needs to fold up out of the way to make room for getting in and out. I didn't want to lose the ~ 16" of tabletop I'd have to lop off if it were just fixed. The tabletop is 1.5" maple butcher block and the leaf that will be hinged weighs a whopping 25 - 30lbs. These hinges are perfect since they're meant for doors, which weigh a lot more than what they'll support in my application. Other options aren't ideal; a piano hinge, for example, wouldn't be flush. Who wants that on their dinner table? There are mortised top mount hinges that are used for similar applications, but the mortise needs to be done perfectly since it's immediately visible. These are concealed in a way that would make a slip of the router less disastrous (not to mention these have jigs available). With deadlines approaching rapidly I just can't risk an accident with pricey (and obnoxiously long lead time) butcher block.
Hi Jon. My name is Dave and I'm from Holland. I was just wondering if you knew that you were in a commercial here in the Netherlands. There is a guy woodworking in his shed and he has a TH-cam instructions video running which has you in it. The company is xs4all. It's a Internet provider.
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Clean and easy hinge install, love it. From someone who has shoveled a lot of snow, I recommend an aluminum grain shovel. A bit less snow each time, but sturdier and way more control. Lasts forever, and good to spread/shovel mulch in the spring as well.
Very impressed with that hing and associated mortising jig. That cabinet is going to look and function great with those hinges. Thanks Jon.
Great jig Jon. Makes a whole lotta sense and a very clean look.
Yow, those are nice. Look pretty simple to install, too, for what they are. That jig is DEFINITELY worth it, I'll say that much.
2:46 mark. great jig Mr. Peters. Great hinged too. The barrel hinge also is a hidden hinge but I sure like this one better. It's much stronger. Each have their respective uses of course.
Jon, I always enjoy your videos.
Great Video! Thank You for the Detailed Closeups of the Router
Very cool hinges! Will have to get some! Thank you!
Very nice Jon!
Thank you very much, you have helped me a lot. Your video is super practical and incredible, I was able to solve my doubt about how to mount hinge. Greetings from Mexico
great looking hinges. Look forward to seeing the build. Thanks Jon
+Robert M Thanks Robert
Really cool hinge. I live in Canton, OH and we are more than 2 feet below average in snow fall for the year. I have had my snow blower out once this year and even that wasn't really needed. We are just waiting for our turn !
great little hinges and another good video
Hi there from Portugal,
That jig look simpler to make :)
Obrigado(thanks)
Today I ordered the porter cable plunge I had just the router I did those hinges in a big door and worked good but I did without the plunge but I saw your video and I liked looked better your way thanks
Nice, clean, finished look.
Looks good Jon.
+Scott L Thanks Scott
Thanks for showing those hinges. Got a project coming up that they would be perfect for, thanks again.
+David Clauson Thanks David..the SOSS hinges worked great.
Thanks for the heads up on these hinges, Jon.
+Steve Collins Thanks Steve
Nice hinges. And snow !
That snow was serious. Those are beautiful hinges as well.
Good join, Jon!!! perfect work
+ricardoec2000 Thanks!
I used those hinges on a job about 15 years ago. I liked them but they were kinda pricey and there was no jig available then so they were tedious to install. But with that jig they may well be worth a second look. Thanks, Jon.
Great video Jon!
+Joe Serb Thanks Joe
Good show Jon.
Very informative.
+Chem Cody Thanks
That jig looks like a must for this install!
+Matt Lane Yeah, it worked great. Thanks Matt
nice worke:)
Jon i really like the hinge jig kit, i will be using them for sure, ...... we didnt get as much snow here in Cherry Hill, NJ , (21 inches) as you did but it sucked the same, thanx for the vid
+Victor Krash Thanks Victor
john very great
Man, that jig really helps make mortising painless!
+Jason Rausch It worked great
Jon we are in the same boat you're not to far from me I am in Bensalem PA. I got 28" and some of the drifts were 5' deep. Front of the house had no snow on the roof back had it all. The wind was something for sure.
Good job..
those are cool hinges, the jig made the mortise super clean too...
+wayne creech The jig worked great
everyone here for cabinets and such, while i here for custom tcg travel table ideas
for my birthday.
Time to consider a new plunge router 🔨
Awesome video. What's the name of the hinges?Thanks
That's a whole lot of snow!
very nice hinges. What are they called again and where can I get them?
Hey Jon, great hint.
Thank you for sharing.
ZACCARO
+ZACCARO Custom Things Glad it helped
Fantastic, are those SS?, if so they would make nice shutter hinges
LOOKING FORWARD TO THE CABINET BUILD
+Brian Hackett Thanks Brian
nice one Jon
+izzy swan Thanks Izzy
Got a place to buy those same hinges and jig?
I still can't believe how hard the south got hit with bad weather. here in NY we only got about 8".
Jon from Brazil. you who built this template for invisible hinge? I do not speak much English rsrs
how much weight could this hinge manage for a drop flap table?
Whats the router bit size your using looks really small?
Can it be used for steel heavy doors
Post a link to that hinge and jig please
I’m trying to achieve this with IKEA mdf cabinet doors but I can’t seem to find a solution. Any ideas?
Another TV lift cabinet? New bigger TV or build for someone else?
What kind of bit did you use in the router? I bet you did a happy dance when you put that piece together and it worked.
theonlyari I asked the same because that router bit is too small,
Привет из России. Джон, ты крут! #FromRussiaWithLove
Jon do you have a link for the hinges and jig?
Just order the 204 SOSS hinges and jig. Please share what size bushing you used.
thanks for your help.
You probably already know by now, the Soss Jig for the Soss 204 Hinges require a 21/32" ID and 3/4" OD bushing that needs to be 9/16" long. I made the mistake and ordered the Powertec Bushing set which was 15/64" long. Now off to Menards to buy the Milescraft set.
Whats the attachment on the bottom of your router?
Is there an invisible hinge has nothing sticking out when folded?
What #of hinge did u use? They sell different sizes.
What is the thickness of this material?
They should have made the jig with without those screws, maybe an insert. I can see those screw holes eventually stripping out with a ton of use. Maybe I'm wrong though.
Hi Jon. Was wondering if you knew which Soss hinge number you used for this 3/4 stock, and which accompanying jig. I see on amazon there is some confusion/complaint over the jig not matching the hinge style/number so I wanted to try to avoid this issue as I order some Soss for an upcoming built-in. Thanks again! Eric
Hi Eric, it’s the soss #204 Hinge, check out my video.... search Jon Peters how to hang a cabinet door with the Soss invisible hinge, time 2:00
Jon Peters Art & Home thanks Jon!
Jon Peters what’s the bit size you use?
Those hinges look great! What is the name of the drill bit that you used to pre-drill the holes? Thanks!
+My DIY They're called self-centering bits, or Vix bits.
+My DIY They are also worth every penny.
Where can I purchase the jig? And does it work with all hinges or do I have to buy specific ones for specific measurements
I have an RV dinette with a leaf that needs to fold up out of the way to make room for getting in and out. I didn't want to lose the ~ 16" of tabletop I'd have to lop off if it were just fixed. The tabletop is 1.5" maple butcher block and the leaf that will be hinged weighs a whopping 25 - 30lbs.
These hinges are perfect since they're meant for doors, which weigh a lot more than what they'll support in my application. Other options aren't ideal;
a piano hinge, for example, wouldn't be flush. Who wants that on their dinner table? There are mortised top mount hinges that are used for similar applications, but the mortise needs to be done perfectly since it's immediately visible. These are concealed in a way that would make a slip of the router less disastrous (not to mention these have jigs available). With deadlines approaching rapidly I just can't risk an accident with pricey (and obnoxiously long lead time) butcher block.
Hi Jon. My name is Dave and I'm from Holland.
I was just wondering if you knew that you were in a commercial here in the Netherlands.
There is a guy woodworking in his shed and he has a TH-cam instructions video running which has you in it.
The company is xs4all. It's a Internet provider.
+dave van maanen Cool..thanks Dave. I saw the commercial.
Would love a link to the hinge. I couldn't figure the name and tried googling for it without luck
www.guden.com/ItemDisplay/Invisible-Hinges?ypos=3166.09521484375
Hope the bees survived the storm.
that neck though
So that's what those hinges are called!
I've seen them called "invisible hinges", "concealed hinges" and "hidden hinges". They're pretty cool though.
Door fitting inches part name and model no
decida charla
Are you Michael j fox ‘s brother??
totally unrelated. what is that shirt you are wearing?
+janie todd Janie, this is my "Cosmic Beekeeper" shirts I designed. Here's the to in on my store: jon-peters-art-home.myshopify.com/collections/gear
great hinges but OH so expensive. .....£4.50 a pair !!! ( .approx 7 USD) plus tax at 20% for the smallest size
Ohvmygod