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One of my kitchen cabinet door hinges has broken. I am unsure of the best method to repair this. I am able to slide the metal piece attached to the door back into the piece attached to the cabinet, but I can tell it’s definitely not supposed to be like that because my other cabinets don’t come apart. Does anyone have any suggestions? Or know the style of hinge this is? I’ve tried googling it, but I’m even more confused now than when I started.

Thanks!

There was a mix of people saying "good work", "don't believe you first started buying woodworking tools 4 months ago", and "your design sucks". Context that mattered to others in that thread: I'm a machinist so.125, .0625,.031 is a quarter mile in my world. This was a first for me. And my second furniture project. The coffee bar is 42inches tall as I'm tall.
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