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Reply With QuoteBit of piano hinge should sort that. Still need a short screw but given there will be a few along the lenght would do the trick IMO
Hinges for plywood case ? Hi Folks, I am trying to attatch a hinged lid to a plywood box. The ply is 9mm as shown in the pic. Normal butt hinges would be difficult to screw into the plywood because of the material and the depth. I am looking for hinges that can use a small bolt and attatch through the ply rather than screws. Any ideas?
Bit of piano hinge should sort that. Still need a short screw but given there will be a few along the lenght would do the trick IMO
Hinges Have you thought of using blind rivets to attach the hinges to the plywood since it is only 9mm thick - you could also add an extra plate on the off side - and the whole thing would come in less then 12mm (1/2 inch) thick - a blind rivet would be able to grip that
Or add a batten of 20mm hardwood/pine to screw into.
A batten along the edges would add longevity to the box in any instance, I have used the flat with rounded edges ( can't remember the technical name for this profile ) on ply to do just this when I made my tool box.
Binding bolt?
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Also called "Chicago screws" ??
4mm T-nuts would also work well
https://www.bolt.com.au/316-bsw-nuts...d-p-14955.html
Almost finished Thanks for your suggestions. I have almost finished the box. It is my first attempt.
If I make another one I will design it so that I can use stronger hinges. It is a present of a cigar box guitar for my son.
NICE!!
Very nice indeed, box is almost as good as the present, the words "Instant family heirloom" come to mind
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