PF Carpenters? Kitchen question.....
24-12-2005, 01:02 AM
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XMAS IS A SAD TIME IF YOU ARE SINGLE BUT PLEASE DONT HIGHLIGHT THE FACT WITH THESE STUPID POSTS 
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24-12-2005, 01:07 AM
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Originally Posted by mark rs
XMAS IS A SAD TIME IF YOU ARE SINGLE BUT PLEASE DONT HIGHLIGHT THE FACT WITH THESE STUPID POSTS
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24-12-2005, 09:18 AM
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CheeRS guys. FPMSL @ Tiff!!! 
Anyway, the door for the Integrated Washer Dryer is not pre-drilled due to the fact that hinge positions must vary from different manufacturers.
TBH, I am bricking it, 'cos I imagine that its easy to c'ock it up and come through the front of the door!!
Oh well, I reckon I'm gonna have a looksee in Machine Mart. This is probably the one and only time I will use it!!!
Thanks again guys!
Anyway, the door for the Integrated Washer Dryer is not pre-drilled due to the fact that hinge positions must vary from different manufacturers.
TBH, I am bricking it, 'cos I imagine that its easy to c'ock it up and come through the front of the door!!
Oh well, I reckon I'm gonna have a looksee in Machine Mart. This is probably the one and only time I will use it!!!
Thanks again guys!
24-12-2005, 09:27 AM
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The 35mm Hinge holes on the doors are drilled with a special drill bit Christian. They are about 20 quid. Normal drill bits are inccorect and go too deep in the centre. This drills it flat. Also reccomend you use a bench drill as a normal one moves about with this drill bit!
24-12-2005, 09:30 AM
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Christian,
do u need it in a big hurry? I should have one somewhere you can use for the sake of waiting for the postman..
You really want to be doing it in a drill stand, so the recess ends up square with the door and you can set the depth limit, doing it by hand is really not on.
PM or email me if it's any help.
Cheers
Rich
do u need it in a big hurry? I should have one somewhere you can use for the sake of waiting for the postman..
You really want to be doing it in a drill stand, so the recess ends up square with the door and you can set the depth limit, doing it by hand is really not on.
PM or email me if it's any help.
Cheers
Rich
24-12-2005, 09:41 AM
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if you have not got a bench drill, post it to me with marks where u want em and i will do it for u ( or post to tony and get him to drop off to me) if u do decide to do, use a normal drill and a set square to make sure your going in square, and only go to the depth of the bit (back edge).
good luck!
good luck!
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