The Mach.General > Hinge page of the Catalog/Drawing Properties allows the default to be set for the vertical positioning and quantity of hinges.

The heights shown are all based on the position on the door (not the ends) and are to the centre of the hinge cup hole.

2 (two) Hinges used unless Door Height >

Two, three, four or five hinges can be placed on each door. The quantity used depends on the height of the door as specified here.

Hinge Centre Distance 

The distance of the upper and lower hinges are from the Top and Bottom of the door.

Use Alt when door <

The position of the upper and lower hinges when the door is under a given size.

When over two hinges in Tall cabinets

• Offset the centre hinge option provides the ability to offset the position of the central hinge of a 3 or 5 hinge door up or down. A positive (+ve) value moves the hinge up and a negative (–ve) moves it down.
  • Also available on each cabinet that has the other Hinge overrides.

• Centred Distance for non centred hinges option allows you to enter values in edit boxes for 4 or 5 hinges.

• Use centre between 'Bottom' setting and top of door for 'Top' option sets hinges a given distance from the top and bottom of the door.

• Evenly space hinges option can be enabled.

Examples

 

Machining Options 

Machine Hinge Holes in Doors

Turn on/off option using checkbox. (Default is On). Whether or not hinge holes are present in the machining of doors.

Mach.Lift Hinges

Turn on/off option using checkbox. If turned on, the Hinge Centre from door sides edit box is made available. This is used by standard hinges used on the top of doors.

Hold hinge position when door overhangs

Checkboxes allow you to select Vert (Vertically) and/or Horiz (Horizontally).

Hinges can be forced to ignore negative door overhangs to avoid the hinge moving too close to the bottom of cabinets if the door was overhung.

Default ON, is for the hinges to ignore negative door gaps and remain fixed as the door overhangs.