Nice looking hinges. However, method # 2 is a complete FUBAR. Do NOT install legs using Method #2. The legs wont lock, and screwing into the end grain of the legs is all but guaranteed to fail.
These are NOT 90 degree locking hinges. While they open and lock at 90 degrees, when you closed them the will not lock in the closed position. The supplier said "just raise the hinge on a block". I tried adding a 1/2" block and that did not make it lock. I then went to a 1" block and that didn't work either. Even after adding a block height of 1.5", the hinge would not lock down. It appears that the hinge may have to get closed to a 115 degrees or more before it will lock in the closed position. That being the case I would have to add upwards of 2.5" of block to raise the hinge enough to make it fold and lock. In turn, it your looking to get a flat leg fold, that does NOT work. When shown both the video and raise block pic, the response from the supplier was "Just send them back". TOTAL WASTE OF TIME WOR THESE HINGES.
As far as I can tell, only method one actually locks the legs in place once the table is set up. Method 2, the legs would swing in if you picked it up to move it. Or am I not seeing this right?
I'm looking for a similar hinge that has 2" offset built into it. I'm wanting a hinge that will work for a 2" slab drop leaf table. I want the leaf to flush out under the edge of the table. Do you have anything that would work for that?
THE QUALITY OF HING SAME AS SHOWN IN VIDEO IS I RECEIVED IS VERY BAD AND NOT VERY FRIENDLY USER. FIXING OF SCREWS AND OPERATING HINGES IS VERY CUMBERSOME. I INSTALL 4 HINGES IN U SHAPE U SHAPE OF MY FOLDING TABLE AND CANNOT OPERATE ALL 4 HINGES SIMULTANEOUSLY. AND HAD DIFFICULTLY IN INSTALLING SCREWS BECAUSE THE LOCATION OF SCREW HOLES ARE NOT PROVIDED AT CONVENIENT LOCATION. OVER ALL DESIGN OF HINGE REQUIRE PROPER DESIGNING AND GOOD FINISHING. CAN YOU MAKE VIDEO SHOWING INSTALLING 4 HINES ON U SHAPE LEG AND SHOW OPERATING METHOD.?
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Nice looking hinges. However, method # 2 is a complete FUBAR. Do NOT install legs using Method #2. The legs wont lock, and screwing into the end grain of the legs is all but guaranteed to fail.
Finally I found it thanks to you..!!!
These are NOT 90 degree locking hinges. While they open and lock at 90 degrees, when you closed them the will not lock in the closed position. The supplier said "just raise the hinge on a block". I tried adding a 1/2" block and that did not make it lock. I then went to a 1" block and that didn't work either. Even after adding a block height of 1.5", the hinge would not lock down.
It appears that the hinge may have to get closed to a 115 degrees or more before it will lock in the closed position. That being the case I would have to add upwards of 2.5" of block to raise the hinge enough to make it fold and lock. In turn, it your looking to get a flat leg fold, that does NOT work.
When shown both the video and raise block pic, the response from the supplier was "Just send them back". TOTAL WASTE OF TIME WOR THESE HINGES.
As far as I can tell, only method one actually locks the legs in place once the table is set up. Method 2, the legs would swing in if you picked it up to move it. Or am I not seeing this right?
This would be genius for a collapsible wall table.
Thank you for this, just what I am looking for
(i think there is something wrong with the person in this video)
Why would anyone want to make a table with legs that are locked in the folded position but not when the table are erected?
I'm looking for a similar hinge that has 2" offset built into it. I'm wanting a hinge that will work for a 2" slab drop leaf table. I want the leaf to flush out under the edge of the table. Do you have anything that would work for that?
Super helpful. Thanks.
is it possible to bend this outwards 180°?
THE QUALITY OF HING SAME AS SHOWN IN VIDEO IS I RECEIVED IS VERY BAD AND NOT VERY FRIENDLY USER. FIXING OF SCREWS AND OPERATING HINGES IS VERY CUMBERSOME. I INSTALL 4 HINGES IN U SHAPE U SHAPE OF MY FOLDING TABLE AND CANNOT OPERATE ALL 4 HINGES SIMULTANEOUSLY. AND HAD DIFFICULTLY IN INSTALLING SCREWS BECAUSE THE LOCATION OF SCREW HOLES ARE NOT PROVIDED AT CONVENIENT LOCATION. OVER ALL DESIGN OF HINGE REQUIRE PROPER DESIGNING AND GOOD FINISHING. CAN YOU MAKE VIDEO SHOWING INSTALLING 4 HINES ON U SHAPE LEG AND SHOW OPERATING METHOD.?
He is using pliers to make the product seem stiff :D
just what I am looking for, to make a small table for me camper van :)
anyone knows how much weight it can support?
I'm concerned about this as well.. Not shure if I should use those for a ramp
Site claims 500Lbs...however it is a bracket and I assume this is based off a vertical load factor
where can I order it from in India, need it asap????
if I use these for bench press workbench would it be safe?
For weight lifting!!! Absolutely not I hope you are still alive and did not attempt this.
@@codys7591 ha I'm still here. didn't use them after all but almost did a few times.
Would those be good to hold up a 12-inch wide shelf?
Thanks! I need these on my project :)
Awesome product!
where can i have this?how much is this?
where can I get the CAD file for this
yes, was looking for this too
your website is not working
Can this be used on a thick perspex?
Please tell me name of this hinge👈
Yipeeeeee I've finally found the little locking thingy ma giggy I needed... Thank you 😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Where did you got this pls share the link
@@gargipatilganjare3312 go into the video discription he's added the amazon link
Contact no send
Great Video , I just ordered 4
good solution
Ye clip kha milege
Does anybody know how strong these are? Could they work as a bracket to support a shelf?
These are strong but really too short for a shelf. Look for folding shelf brackets 😁
Amazon ad says 500# but thats downward pressure. Not sure if suitable for a shelf.
lock in one direction
Name and prise of this bracket in india ?
Amazon
Exactly what I need. Much thanks!
Where to buy from
@@gargipatilganjare3312 Amazon
Too much shaking of the camera. Poor quality of instructions with all that shaking.....
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