Door hinge pin/bolt dia

[Mark Serj]

Hi all,

I'm going to get some new door hinge pins made, but would like to get them made before I remove the doors.

Does anyone know the nominal dia size please?

Regards

Mark

[dasadrew]

"new to this" on the forum had new pins made up. Maybe a pm to him?

Drew

[mole42]

Hi Mark,
If you get some made, I'll have a set off you!
Richard

[Ian P]

Hi Mark,
If you get some made, I'll have a set off you!
Richard

+1

[MandM]

I have a new door lock
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[new to this]

Hi all,

I'm going to get some new door hinge pins made, but would like to get them made before I remove the doors.

Does anyone know the nominal dia size please?

Regards

Mark

usually stag hinges dont wear much,but if its worn that much your need an over size pin made,i was working at a machine shop and used to time to get over sized pins made for mine

Dave

[Mark Serj]

usually stag hinges dont wear much,but if its worn that much your need an over size pin made,i was working at a machine shop and used to time to get over sized pins made for mine

Dave

Hmmm, think I'll measure up first

Have a good weekend all

Cheers

Mark

[elvimto]

I can tell you that I replaced one of my door hinge pins which I thought would be quite easy. I work as a machinist and have a lot of years in the trade also I have access to pillar drills milling machines etc. The pins are hardened you will need a special drill bit to remove them. I used up four or five bits from our tool room supply and finally did remove it, I tried to punch the pin out that was a non starter so i drilled out the pin in stages to relieve the pressure and finally was able to punch it out but it was not the easy job that I thought it was. As it would be the case it turned out not to be the pin but the door was out of alignment, not a job I would do again unless its necessary.

[new to this]

I can tell you that I replaced one of my door hinge pins which I thought would be quite easy. I work as a machinist and have a lot of years in the trade also I have access to pillar drills milling machines etc. The pins are hardened you will need a special drill bit to remove them. I used up four or five bits from our tool room supply and finally did remove it, I tried to punch the pin out that was a non starter so i drilled out the pin in stages to relieve the pressure and finally was able to punch it out but it was not the easy job that I thought it was. As it would be the case it turned out not to be the pin but the door was out of alignment, not a job I would do again unless its necessary.

when they did mine. he used a fly press to push the pin out