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   Sancho | Aug 22, 2002 04:11am | #1

   From the blums(compact 90) that I use the base plate determines the overlay. I use a standard screw size 5/8 long (cant remember the size. I know by site to mount them.

    Darkworksite4: When the job is to small for everyone else, Its just about right for me"

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   nigelUsa | Aug 22, 2002 05:56am | #2

   Go to the http://WWW.blum.com page and on the right hand side click down to USA.

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   oldlou | Aug 22, 2002 07:07pm | #3

   Thanks for getting me to again look at this site. After a bit of poking about I did  find the boring tables. Also the supplier got back to me via e-mail and phone to let me know that due to a computer error they did send me the wrong beseplates and will express me the correct (9MM) baseplates.   Thanks to all.

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   kcg99999 | Aug 22, 2002 09:05pm | #4

   For Blum, the cup is 4mm off the edge with the screw holes 9.5 mm in back of the center-line of the cup and 45mm apart (centered on the cup of course). The screws for the baseplate should be 37mm off the edge (this is a 32mm standard) and 32mm apart centered on the midline. Salice is the same! Don't think for a moment I know this by heart! I have a jig that does it all for me.

   Hope this helps,

   Kim Carleton Graves
   Carleton Woodworking

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   oldlou | Aug 23, 2002 06:49am | #5

   Thanks for the info. Your jigs are right on. Checked out your site, wow. I was born in Brooklyn and the last time I was there it did not seem to me that there would be much of a demand for your products. Have things changed?

   If you ever want to run away to the country look at Highlands, N.C. my new home area. A lot of serious large $$$$ folks here who would just love your creations.