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Face-Frame Vanity Euro Hinge Riser Block
This block mounts behind a face-frame vanity stile. It gives a standard frameless Euro or soft-close hinge mounting plate a flat face that sits flush with the stile's inner edge, so you don't need a brand-specific face-frame adapter plate. The block is 70 x 26 x 34 mm. It fastens with two #8 wood screws through slotted 4.8 mm holes with 9 mm counterbores, which give ±3 mm of sideways adjustment. It fits stiles that overhang the cabinet side wall by at least 26 mm. The 13 mm solid zone on the mounting face takes the plate screws: drill 2.5 mm pilots where your plate sits.
Euro Hinge Mounting Plate Drill Template
Fence-located drill template for Euro / Blum-style clip mounting plates. It puts two 3.4 mm guide bores 32 mm apart at the standard 37 mm setback from the cabinet's front edge, with V-notches that line up on your hinge centreline pencil mark. The 10 mm-long guides keep a 3 mm or 1/8 in pilot bit square, so you get matching pilot holes in every carcass side when re-hanging, shimming or swapping kitchen doors. Overall 66 x 70 x 22 mm.
35 mm Euro Hinge Spares Cup Tray
A drawer tray that holds four spare 35 mm concealed (Euro) cabinet hinges upright in 35.6 mm cup pockets, with a two-bay trough in front for their mounting plates and screws. The pockets are 10 mm deep, so the cup flange rests on the rim no matter the cup depth (11–13 mm). The tray is 164 x 88 x 16 mm, and a push-out hole in each pocket floor lets you pop a stuck hinge free.
35 mm Euro Hinge Cup Boring Guide
A fence-located drill guide for boring 35 mm concealed (Euro) hinge cups. Hook the 12 mm fence over the door edge and it holds a 35 mm Forstner bit 22.5 mm from the edge, which gives the standard 5 mm edge distance. A 10 mm deep guide bore keeps the bit straight, and two 3.4 mm awl/pilot holes mark the common 45 mm × 9.5 mm screw pattern. Sight notches in the fence and on the far edge line up with your pencil mark, so you don't have to buy a $40 hinge jig for one kitchen refit.
Euro Hinge Cup Repair Plate
A 76 x 46 x 4.4 mm reinforcing plate that rescues a kitchen cabinet door whose 35 mm Euro hinge cup has torn out of the particleboard: the hinge cup drops through the 35.6 mm centre bore to self-centre the plate, four countersunk 4.5 mm holes take #8 screws into fresh material outboard of the damage, and the two 4.5 x 6 mm obround slots let the hinge's own cup screws land at either the 45 mm or 48 mm standard spacing. A 45° relief around the underside of the bore clears splintered chipboard so the plate still beds flat, and a 2 mm stiffening rim keeps the 2.4 mm plate from bowing under the hinge load.