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Building a buffet and need HELP with type of hinges to use on overlay door

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Hi out there. I'm the new guy in town

I've starting a project of making a buffet. And I need your help on the hinges used on the project. I drew my plans from a simple photo (above)and now I'm stuck on the hinges that were used based on the photos.

The outside two doors are simple "butt hinges" for full overlay doors.

Here's where i need your help, "what style hinges are used on the inside doors to give it a full overlay look and swing open with proper clearance at the hinge location?"

I do not want to use European concealed hinges on this transitional looking buffet

HELP--What type of hinge can i use to give an overlay offset to clear the adjacent door.

Thanks

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LeeRoyMan
Looks like they're using a pivot hinge.
You should be able to find that, or a knife hinge that would work.
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Thanks. I will check into those hinges
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the outside are full overlays and need
BLUM part#71B3550 and mount with plate BLUM part # 173H7100

The interior doors (2 on one piece of ply) are tiwn mounted partial overlay doors and can be mounted with
BLUM part # 71b3650 and mount with plate BLUM part# 173h7100 (yes its the same

The twin doors can have the plates connected together using part number BLUM part number 612.2020 and 612.2010. These are binding posts

screws for everywhere else arte part BLUM#606N

This all assumes a 3/4 ply frameless cabinets which it looks like you are doing
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Thanks for digging up all those Blum part numbers. That will be a big help
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waho6o9
Looking forward to seeing your completed project in the project forum.

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the outside are full overlays and need
BLUM part#71B3550 and mount with plate BLUM part # 173H7100

The interior doors (2 on one piece of ply) are tiwn mounted partial overlay doors and can be mounted with
BLUM part # 71b3650 and mount with plate BLUM part# 173h7100 (yes its the same

The twin doors can have the plates connected together using part number BLUM part number 612.2020 and 612.2010. These are binding posts

screws for everywhere else arte part BLUM#606N

This all assumes a 3/4 ply frameless cabinets which it looks like you are doing

- squazo
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I just happen to be in the middle of a big hinge project myself
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LeeRoy's right re pivot hinges. Pictured aren't using euro hinges, but if you are you'll find this helpful. Click on concealed hinges brochure PDF. I'm on a chromebook and for some reason can't direct link. Can't do Sketchup on it either. Cheap for a reason.

https://www.blum.com/us/en/downloads-videos/?cat=$M01-SCHARNIERSYSTEME,$M01-SCHARNIERSYSTEME-$M02-CLIPTOPBM,$M01-SCHARNIERSYSTEME-$M02-CLIPTOP,$M01-SCHARNIERSYSTEME-$M02-CLIP,$M01-SCHARNIERSYSTEME-$M02-COMPACT-CLIP,$M01-SCHARNIERSYSTEME-$M02-COMPACTBM,$M01-SCHARNIERSYSTEME-$M02-COMPACT,$M01-SCHARNIERSYSTEME-$M02-BLUMOTION,$M01-SCHARNIERSYSTEME-$M02-TIPON,&types=BROCHURE,&end=2
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LeeRoyMan
the outside are full overlays and need
BLUM part#71B3550 and mount with plate BLUM part # 173H7100

The interior doors (2 on one piece of ply) are tiwn mounted partial overlay doors and can be mounted with
BLUM part # 71b3650 and mount with plate BLUM part# 173h7100 (yes its the same

The twin doors can have the plates connected together using part number BLUM part number 612.2020 and 612.2010. These are binding posts

screws for everywhere else arte part BLUM#606N

This all assumes a 3/4 ply frameless cabinets which it looks like you are doing

- squazo

I just happen to be in the middle of a big hinge project myself

- squazo
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Just to Note:
The 71B3550 has the Max overlay of 18mm

Use the 73B3550 ( 110 deg + ) that has a max of 20mm.
It's better to have the extra adjustment with the 73B, than having to max out the hinge on the 71B
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Thanks for the additional note.
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Phil32
Have you also considered sliding panels instead of hinged doors? If put in parallel tracks they would not require space iin front of the buffet to access the items stored inside.
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