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Thanks John, you are correct. 5mm worked perfectly with the 110 overlay hinges, the door thickness was irrelevant. And I did not need the 110+ to completely overlay the door frame. However, that...

Thanks Jamie. I have the 110, not the 110+, and a 0 plate. But I re-measured the cabinet sides and they are just under 18mm (17.7), so the 110s should work. But you say I need a 7mm bore and John...

Two of the three are overlay, and I'd like the door to completely cover the 3/4" cabinet side (frameless).

Thanks David, I saw those but the hinges I have are rated for doors up to 1". The ones you linked to open only to 95 degrees, and I still don't see what I need to do differently.

Thanks,
Len

Hi Creekers, I'm building an audio cabinet and using Blum concealed hinges for the doors. They are the Blum 110 degree Blumotion overlay (for the left and right doors, the center door will be inset)....

Just came up with a simple solution. Instead of putting a shim between the shelf pin and the bottom of the shelf, which would prevent rocking but maintain the twist in the shelf, all I have to do is...

Thanks Kevin and Rob. I know I can shim, but the item to go on the shelf is large and if I shim the shelf the item will not be on a flat surface, and will rock, so I would have to shim the shelf and...

Hi Kent. The shelves will be resting on brass shelf pins. 1/4" is enough to cause significant rocking.

Thanks Kevin. Maybe if I screw a piece of angle iron across the bottom back edge it will straighten out.

About a year ago I cut cabinet shelves out of high quality euro-ply (baltic birch). They are 21" x 21". Now that I am ready to finish/install, I see they have all developed a twist. If you lay the...

Hi Erik, I figured it out. Was looking at the front of the table instead of the rear. Easy adjustment, first loosen the table tilt clamp, tilt the table until the blade is square with it, tighten...

Great, thanks!

I figured out 6 and 7, just need your advice on adjusting the table, thanks.

Len

Erik, thanks for this post, it is super helpful. I have a MiniMax S500P, and coincidentally, you were my sales rep! (For that and the FS41 Elite, both purchased in 2015). I would be most appreciative...

After much more digging around I found an Amana bit that will cut a 35/64" bullnose, aka 17.5/32". Since 9/16 is 18/32, this bit will be close enough that no one will notice. :) Here it is : ...

Thanks Dan, but that is a beading bit. The top and bottom cutters are slightly different sizes and they don't project exactly the same distance from the body. I have a nice selection of those. A...

Thanks Mike, but no, that bit has a radius of 9/16, it cuts a bullnose that is 1 1/8" (opening/diameter). I need the bullnose to be 9/16" in diameter. CNC Experts does not list that size on its...

Anyone know where I can find a 1/2" shank bullnose radius router bit that will cut a bullnose (or bead, or whatever the term is) that is exactly 9/16" from top to bottom? The bullnose will be cut on...

Thanks Brian, that, or a variation of it, might work.

Thanks Jim. I saw the connectors when they first came out but forgot about them. Just watched the Sedge video and a few others, they claim it is simple but seems confusing. Also, I have a DF 700...

Hello all and Happy Holidays! I am building a dining table extension to match my existing table. The top will be 34" wide x 60" long. The base will be 4" wide aprons connected to four square post...

Brilliant idea, he said sheepishly ...:) Thanks for pointing out what should have been obvious to me!

I've actually done that in the past, but so long ago I forgot. Love this forum ...:o

Thanks for all the great suggestions!

What type/brand of end mill do you recommend for making slots in 3/4" thick maple? The slots will be about 3/4" long and wide enough to allow a #10 screw to pass through. I tried to research this...

Thanks for all the suggestions. Lots of options!