If you’re using a flip up door on your project, make it safer by adding a lid stay. Eliminate the chance of being hit in the head or fingers getting smashed by a closing door. George Vondriska demonstrates how to install a Lid Stay from Sugatsune.
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hello, does this work when you have to lift a lid vertically?
Hey David,
Here’s what the experts had to say about your question:
It’s not really designed for that application. For lid support, you can find a number of specialty hardware items to provide support. My favorite are these hinges: https://amzn.to/319Owji.
Paul
Wood Workers Guild of America Expert