How to Replace a Door Hinge

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I just purchased a condo that has 2 closets. Both have louvered bifold doors that are beat up. I purchased 2 new doors at Lowes, however learned that they closet openings are only 35 inches instead of 36. So the stock doors won't wok. What/Is there a way for me to shave the edges of the stock doors that appear to have solid edges but hollow panels?

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How in the hell often do you bust a door hinge. Freaking idiots.

Now this is an outstanding subject, Huff.

This guy is a frickin' idiot - The easiest and fastest way to handle this issues is to take a hammer and lightly tap the hinge a few time, this normally cause the old paint to simply chip & flake off. I could've replaced all 3 hinges in the amount of time it took this jerk to put the wire brush onto his drill motor.

Dude...get a man's screwdriver (Klein)...then pick a project beyond that of a 3rd grader. You could have tapped the hinge pin up and lubed with graphite (or CRC 3-36 or similiar) and tapped back down. Squeak fixed without the time & expense of replacing the entire hinge set.

For small wallered out holes guber up wooden match sticks with hide glue and cram as many as you can in the hole. Let dry, cut off excess, re-install screws. Holds like it was new wood. Used that trick for many years.

In the 80's the best way was to buy a new house! See where that got us don't wou?

The best way to fix stripped hinge screws is take a 1/4" drill bit and drill out the hole. Taper the end of a piece of 1/4 HARDWOOD dowl, smear a good wood glue on it (I use Tite-Bond exterior) and hammer it into the hole, flush with the door casing. Give it a few minutes to set up, drill new hinge holes and reinstall the hinge. Works for loose strike plates or any other loose screw (in wood). I taught my little sister this trick years ago and haven't had to go over to her house to fix a door since! Now, for those out there who will complain to me that the average homeowner doesn't have these items on hand, I'll answer that a door usually doesn't "go" immediately, and they only want to fix it once it doesn't work any more. There's plenty of time to get the parts if you don't procrastinate the repairs.