will this fit into a 3/4 inch oak plank
899201
No. I believe the thickness of the wood needs to be atleast 1 inch. I used them to make a bench. I glued and screwed 2 pieces of 3/4 together. If you go on the soss website there should be a list of the minimum thickness for each model hinge.
899202
No it will not unless you want it poking thru the back side.I used them for a hidden door in my house...
1049532
Yes. 3" is fine for this , but you need to be sure of width and length measurements, or be prepared for a major effort to cut those dimensions cleanly.
1081819
Hi Robert, unfortunaly this item will not fit your 3-3/4 outside dimesion. This item is for a 3 inch outside and 2 inch inside dimension.
1164970
The opening is just slightly bigger than 1 1/4 inch, so it would not fit 1 3/4 inch.
2000825
The inner step opening minimum is 3". At 3" it would be a balancing act. The narrow first step is 3"min 3 3/8" max. Your 3 1/4" should fit well.
1956337
No , you would have to drill it out to make it fit. I have a 5/8 hex as well. 3/4 is the ideal measurement you need to find
1673760
It is slightly smaller than 3/4", very slightly though. It might not show. Joanna
1059680
1/4, 5/16, and 3/8. I made a 3/4" thick Oak bartop and it worked great for me.
226313
Umm, it may actually. Mines a 3/4 inch and it works fine. I would say it would.
1045223
I don't know that it would be worth it. It has two bars that run back to the far side. The attachments are kind of like c-clamps with bolts/butterfly knobs to hold them in place, designed to go around metal spring bases, so you'd have to do some serious bending and stretching to get it to fit on wood planks. If your base is solid wood with no gaps, then definitely no dice.
1967088
It fits inside the T-slot. So if it is for a table saw with a 3/4 inch slot T or not, yes.
2088905
If you're saying the bed post is 4" thick, then no. Three inches would be a tight fit. But the whole leg of my bed doesn't sit inside the socket, just the wheels supporting my metal bedframe. What if you attached something to the bottoms of your bed posts that WOULD fit inside?
1826682
Yes, It will fit through a 3/4 inch hole. I recommend that you protect the cable by using 1/2 inch electrical grommets. They will fit in a drilled 3/4 inch hole. You might have to slice the grommet to get the cord into it before you put the grommet in the hole. This will help it to look good, too.
1592155
Hi, the nailer comes with two spacers - one is 1/2" and the other is 25/32" - pretty close to the 3/4 you're installing. My floor is 3/4 oak as well. Used the 2" L-Cleats. It does take a little practice to get the hammer force just right. Make sure the nailer is set tight above the tongue and flat on the board/flooring before you strike. You'll understand once you see it.
2101315
it's closer to 3/8" - I used some sheet metal screws on the underside so that it set flush with my sawtop. (if you're using it for a saw insert...)
647758
I believe we used a #10 or #12 three inch wood screw into 3/4 plywood.You could use 1/4" masonry screws with them. And need to factor about 1/2" to 3/4" extra length for the thickness of the holds.
286845
No problem here ... Could screw it down into 3/4 in ply wood piece underneath the house ...