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	Hinge - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		A hinge is a mechanical device that connects two solid objects, allowing a relative motion between them.
		Hinges may be made of flexible material or of moving components.
		In this third volume of the bestselling Hinges of History series, he knits together history, politics, sociology, and faith...
	encyclopedia.worldsearch.com /hinge.htm (384 words)

	HINGE - Definition
		The hook with its eye, or the joint, on which a door, gate, lid, etc., turns or swings; a flexible piece, as a strip of leather, which serves as a joint to turn on.
		That on which anything turns or depends; a governing principle; a cardinal point or rule; as, this argument was the hinge on which the question turned.
		To stand, depend, hang, or turn, as on a hinge; to depend chiefly for a result or decision or for force and validity; -- usually with on or upon; as, the argument hinges on this point.
	www.hyperdictionary.com /dictionary/hinge (291 words)

	Hinges: Glossary of Terms for Cabinet Hinges
		Butt Hinge - A hinge composed of two plates attached to abutting surfaces of a door and cabinet and joined by a pin.
		European Hinges - Hinges that are concealed and which use a hole bored into the back of the door.
		Slip On - A concealed type hinge where the two parts of the hinge are fastened together by slipping one half on the the other and then tightening a screw.
	www.azwoodman.com /hinge-glossary.html (1196 words)

	Inventors Emporium/Newton Appreciation & Links
		If the hinges are too loose or stiff then you will have to remove the screen as well to extract the hinges and refurbish them.
		To split the screen case easily, start at the hinge edge (bottom of the screen) and insert a pry into the rectangular slot there and use a lifting motion to prise open the first catch then slide it across and do the second one towards the centre.
		To test that hinge has the right amount of friction (so that it will support the screen at any angle), clamp the hinge block in a vice, clamp a wooden pencil to the hinge flange and hang a weight of 125g a distance of 150mm from the hinge axle.
	www.inventors-emporium.co.uk /pages/newton-emate-hinge.html (4096 words)

	Hager Hardware (Hager Hinge Co.)
		Hinges are manufactured for use on nominal door height.
		Door hinge to be ROTON Continuous Hinge in anodized aluminum, unhanded and finished as required.
		Hinge shall be a pinless assembly of three interlocking extrusions applied to the full height of the door and frame without mortising.
	www.aecinfo.com /1/resourcefile/00/27/26/zhager15.htm (320 words)

	Hinge
		The strap hinge is the predecessor of the modern door hinge which, while nearly invisible to us, nestled neatly between the door jam and the inner edge of the door, is the gatekeeper of all our comings and goings.
		Really if all we cared about was open or closed, the hinge would not have come to exist; we would just slide lids off and on, move doors away from their openings.
		The hinge provides a range of motion that lets you safely peek through a cracked open door when a stranger knocks, or examine the contents of your freezer on a hot day.
	www.starchamber.com /CoffeeCzar/hinge.html (718 words)

	[Ganoksin] Jewelry Making - Other hinge pin installation options
		Instead of riveting and upsetting a hinge pin to hold the hinge together, it is also possible to bevel the ends of the hinge pin itself slightly and to use a tube of a reasonable wall thickness that juts out from the edge of the hinged part a little.
		The advantages of a tapered hinge pin are that it's very strong, it's a very stable type of hinge pin, and it allows you to repair a hinge quite easily; you just knock it out in the correct direction with a well-placed punch, and out it comes.
		Square hinge pins are sometimes used, usually in versions of spring hinges for catches or cuff-links where there are two main positions for the hinged parts, and one wants them to move into these positions with a "snap" that one can feel and hear.
	www.ganoksin.com /borisat/nenam/other-hinge.htm (2775 words)

	Hinge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A hinge is a mechanical device that connects two solid objects, allowing rotation between them.
		Butt/Mortise Hinges, usually in threes, which are inset into the door and frame
		Pivot Hinges which pivot in openings in the floor and the top of the door frame
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hinge (121 words)

	hinge
		The fittings go on the ends of the hinge pins, which are drilled to allow passage of grease to the inside of the steel containment tube.
		There is no other way to grease a hinge bushing and actually get the grease inside the bushing where it will do some good.
		This design will allow the hinges to be greased repeatedly, plus the 100% encapsulated bushing outside diameter keeps the steel part of the hinge from wearing through the bushing form the outside.
	www.mustangsteve.com /hinge.html (374 words)

	Choosing a Butt Hinge
		Cheaper stamped hinges are made by pressing thin sheet metal around the pin to form the knuckle.
		Extruded hinges are tighter than these pressed hinges because the knuckle is fitted together and then drilled in one shot for a precisely fitted hinge pin.
		You don't want to be ready to hang a door and then realize that the hinge leaf to be mortised into the door is wider than the door stile, or that it leaves just the thinnest ribbon of wood at the back of the mortise to break away someday.
	www.taunton.com /finewoodworking/pages/w00136.asp (342 words)

	HINGE in the Bible Encyclopedia - ISBE (Bible History Online)
		By this is probably to be understood that the pivots upon which the doors swung, and which turned in the sockets of the threshold and the lintel, were cased in gold.
		In the British Museum are many examples of stone sockets taken from Babylonian and Assyrian palaces and temples, engraved with the name and titles of the royal builder; while in the Hauran doors of a single slab of stone with stone pivots are still found in situ.
		Hinges, as we understand the word, were unknown in the ancient world.
	www.bible-history.com /isbe/H/HINGE (196 words)

	FAQs
		Generally this is caused by a lack of lubrication between the hinge pin and the inside of the knuckle.
		To mortise is to rout a hinge into the edge of the frame rabbet or the edge of the door.
		On a Full Mortise application, once the hinge is mortised, there is a 1/16” inch gap between the two hinge leaves when the door is closed and in the frame.
	www.hagerhinge.com /catalog/faq.asp?o=&id=1&fs=11 (1657 words)

	Hinge manufacturers of door, cabinet, gate, continuous, and spring hinges. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Hinge manufacturers of door, cabinet, gate, continuous, and spring hinges.
		Hinge and door hinge manufacturers including cabinet hinges, cabinet door hinges, spring hinges, glass hinge, and gate hinges.
		Allegis is a leading supplier of industrial hinges and related hardware, including aluminum hinges, stainless steel hinges, continuous hinges, cabinet hinges, door hinges, spring hinges, butt hinges, strap hinges, lift-off hinges, weld-on hinges and concealed hinges.
	www.hinges.biz (475 words)

	Placement of Bottom Door Hinge - Door Hinge Location - Position of Bottom Door Hinge - asktooltalk.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		You pose an interesting question and one might believe that the hinge is placed higher to allow for extra trimming of the bottom of the door, but the truth is somewhat hard to believe.
		This downward viewing angle gives the effect that the hinge is closer to the floor than it really is. This optical illusion appears to balance the bottom hinge with the top hinge.
		However, according to U.S. standard procedures regarding the true placement of hinges, the top hinge is placed 5" from face of frame to top of hinge barrel (hinge pin) and 10" from bottom of barrel to finish floor.
	www.asktooltalk.com /home/qanda/faq/doors/bottom-hinge.htm (399 words)

	Living Hinge
		Living hinges are thin sections of plastic that connect two segments of a part to keep them together and allow the part to be opened and closed.
		The materials used to make a living hinge are usually a very flexible plastic such as polypropylene and polyethylene.
		The molecules have to be oriented along the hinge line for the hinge to have acceptable life.
	www.efunda.com /designstandards/plastic_design/hinge.cfm (321 words)

	AERADE subject listing for CONTROLS AND FLAPS - Controls - hinge moment
		ESDU Aero C.04.01.01 derives the slope of the hinge moment coefficient curve against incidence for a special series of aerofoils having straight upper and lower surfaces over the rear 10 per cent of chord with a trailing-edge half angle with tangent equal to the aerofoil thickness/chord ratio.
		The balance may be cut away for hinge brackets, etc. If the cut out exceeds 0.003 of chord it is recommended that a span of three to four times that of the cut out should be treated as not contributing to balance.
		For the rate of change of hinge moment coefficient with incidence a value of the lift-curve slope is required and may be obtained from ESDU Aero W.01.01.05.
	aerade.cranfield.ac.uk /subject-listing/esdu/ES65.html (2055 words)

	Living Hinge Design
		A living hinge is a thin flexible web of material that joins two rigid bodies together.
		When a living hinge is flexed, the hinge's plastic fibers are stretched a certain amount, depending on its design.
		1) The hinge bends in a circle and the neutral axis coincides with the longitudinal hinge axis.
	engr.bd.psu.edu /pkoch/plasticdesign/living_hinge.htm (1563 words)

	Kinixys Species
		The Hinge-back Tortoises, as they are commonly called, develop a hinge that allows them to close the rear of their carapace, protecting their back legs.
		Of course, the Hinge-back's distinguishing characteristic is the unique hinge that develops in adults at the rear of the carapace, between the seventh and eighth marginal scutes.
		Their carapacial hinge is a fascinating adaptation, affording the turtle increased protection from predators.
	www.unc.edu /~dtkirkpa/stuff/kinixys.html (2113 words)

	Rolling_Hinge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		But in the case of a pull / pull system, on the rudder for instance, the constant tension would pull the rudder in around the area that the wire was attached and push the hinge away at the top of the rudder.
		The rolling hinge is an adaptation of this method but is easier to do plus it is much better.
		This hinge was named a rolling hinge because the dowel in the moveable surface is rolling around the dowel in the stationary surface.
	members.aol.com /bcardi5349/NutnElse/Rolling_Hinge.htm (393 words)

	RUVO 1550 AUTOMATED HINGE APPLICATOR SYSTEM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		While the door machine is automatically routing pockets, the operator easily places a hinge into each magnetic hinge holder.
		After the hinge rout is completed, the hinge applicators automatically move down and place the hinges into the pockets.
		Hinge locations are easily adjustable for different hinge patterns and shift to accommodate right or left hand doors.
	www.triadruvo.com /door/1550.htm (144 words)

	Stocker Hinge - Standard Products
		That portion of a hinge extending laterally from the knuckle, which generally revolves around the pin.
		The hollow circular part at the joint of a hinge through which a pin is passed.
		A hinge with an even number of full length knuckles, the assembly plan view lower leaf having a knuckle at the left and a notch at the right, and the upper leaf having a notch at he left end and a knuckle at the right.
	www.stocker.com /sp_term.asp (592 words)

	The PowerBook G3 Series Hinge Problem
		I have disassembled and analyzed the hinge and clutch.
		As you can see, there is a ribbon cable (which carries the video signal) wrapped around the clutch; when the hemi-cylinder detaches, its sharp edges may cut or wear on the ribbon cable, resulting in additional damage, expense, and loss of function.
		While I cannot criticize Apple for its routing of the ribbon cable (the cable has to get from the screen to the base somehow), its vulnerability to damage from a broken clutch means that the clutch problem should be an even higher priority, both from a design and a corporate policy standpoint.
	www.linkedresources.com /teach/powerbook/hinge.shtml (928 words)

	How To Install Robart Hinge Points
		Available hinge slotting guides do not resolve the problem because they are made from soft, flexible plastic.
		Hinge Points can not be pinned in place so they are not secure enough.
		The hinges simply need to be glued in properly which will be addressed at the end of this article.
	www.airfieldmodels.com /information_source/how_to_articles_for_model_builders/construction/hinge_points (506 words)

	The Work Bench -- Tubular Hinges
		Essentially, the surface hinging is done with Robart Hinge Point hinges, positioned such that their pivot pins are centered within the tube.
		This generally dictates that the position of the tube (hinge line) will be further forward (chord wise) at the tip than at the root.
		Make necessary adjustments to the hinge holes, the slots, or whatever is needed to allow the surface to move to its full extent while snuggly fitting into the trailing edge.
	www.pilotsguide.com /rc/hinges.shtml (1547 words)

	Trend Hinge Jig (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Trend Hinge Jig is a portable template set designed for recessing hinges in wooden doors and frames.
		Place the hinge into aperture, then place the 4mm spacer gauge between the hinge and the upper aperture block.
		Place the hinge between the depth stop and the turret stop, then tighten the depth stop release knob.
	www.trendmachinery.co.uk /hjig (576 words)

	The Evolution of the ReboundAIR Safety Hinge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The rebounder frame on the drawing had two off center hinges welded in four places and all six legs could be folded.
		I have never heard of anybody getting their fingers caught in the hinge, and it is a good thing because it could cause some real damage.
		Not being a mechanical engineer myself, I took the new wooden hinge and the folding rebounder to the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Brigham Young University and asked them to help me. It was a good project for them and soon they had produced a prototype metal hinge.
	www.healthbounce.com /evolution-of-the-hinge.htm (649 words)

	Street Dreams Kit Car Hinge Page
		Also, the hinge base is two inches shorter than previous designs, allowing this to be the more flexible in installation angles than our other "Style 1" designs.
		The hinge body is 3" wide, and the base on the 1B-4 is 4" long.
		Street Dream's multi-link hinges are designed to move the part up from the body before rotating, preventing damage to either and easing installation.
	www.streetdreamsbyross.com /hinges_kit_car.php (464 words)

	The hinge region of the human papillomavirus type 8 E2 protein activates the human p21WAF1/CIP1 promoter via ...
		The hinge region of HPV8 E2 is sufficient for cooperation with Sp1 in activation of the p21 promoter.
		The positions of the N-terminal AD (transactivation), the internal hinge and the C-terminal DBD (DNA binding dimerization) are indicated.
		In the case of BPV1, the interaction analysis of Sp1 with the DBD (lane 5), the hinge (H, lane 6) and the activation domain (AD, lane 7) all fused to GST as well as with GST alone is shown.
	vir.sgmjournals.org /cgi/content/full/83/3/503 (4170 words)

	Swing Clear Offset Door Hinge - Adaptive Access
		These special hinges are designed to swing the door clear of the opening adding about 2" additional clearance for wheelchairs and walkers.
		Note: The offset hinge can be used in both left and right hand doors simply by removing and reversing the hinge pins.
		The corners radius of the offset hinges may be sharper than your existing hinge and could require just a little trimming of the mortise with a utility knife and chisel.
	www.adaptiveaccess.com /offset_hinges.php (562 words)

	.hinge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
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		.hinge are a dynamic 5-piece band from Melbourne, Australia who fuse various song strategies and styles into the one being.
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	hinge.net.au (703 words)

	MacOPINION : Charles Moore \| ATI Support Outrage And Screen Hinge Grumbles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		With the TiBook it isn't so much the hinges themselves, but rather that the titanium sheet metal case is too-easily damaged by trauma in accidental bumps and thumps, causing the metal around the hinges to tear, resulting in an astronomically expensive repair bill that is not covered by warranty.
		Symptoms reported are a gradual loosening of the hinge over time, and then a sudden snap as the metal cuff that holds the hinge pin breaks and leaves you with a floppy hinge on one side and increased strain on the other one, whose failure will be accelerated.
		Banefully, because hinge repair requires fairly major disassembly, for an Apple-authorized repair, affected PowerBooks must be shipped to Apple's Texas PowerBook repair center, and the job is subject to Apple's Tier 1 repair flat fee of $310.00 plus the technician's time, and you lose the use of your PowerBook for ten days or so.
	macopinion.com /columns/roadwarrior/02/01/02 (1671 words)

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