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   DannySnyder | Oct 13, 2020 12:07am | #1

   Loose pin as opposed to fixed pin, they're both butt hinges. I ordered furniture grade quality ones from Horton Brass, but there are lots of other sources out there.
   https://www.horton-brasses.com/furniture-hinges.asp

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   DRBWWing | Oct 13, 2020 09:57am | #2

   It doesn't matter unless you want the ability to remove the doors without unscrewing the hinges.

   I used piano hinges on mine.

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   geedubbee | Oct 13, 2020 12:53pm | #3

   An inexpensive route:

   https://www.hardwaresource.com/loose-pin-butt-hinge.html?variant_id=55859&gclid=Cj0KCQjwoJX8BRCZARIsAEWBFMJYewZYOBOyMqjavjCgPMpvxUnyNSkHka-4M_azdY_kEhcde6BXERwaAl7TEALw_wcB

   I'm sure there are a range of these. Googling 'loose pin hinges' I got a lot of responses.

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   user-7706986 | Oct 13, 2020 01:57pm | #4

   Thanks for the replies. The last reply is exactly what I was looking for (as I want to be able to remove the doors easily without unscrewing - I want the ability to easily adjust tool holdings and layouts as I accumulate additional hand tools).
   Enjoy the day everyone!

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   user-6001446 | Oct 13, 2020 08:34pm | #5

   For what it is worth, I found some suitable hinges with removable pins for the tool cabinet at House of Antique Hardware. They seem to be decent quality. Based on my experience, I would recommend signing up online or maybe purchasing a sample set and then waiting for sale offers for x% off which can be sizable.