Drill Hinge Cup Holes on Door

What happens here

Using a cordless drill equipped with a Forstner bit or a dedicated hinge hole saw (typically 35mm for standard European hinges), drill two precisely spaced holes on the inside face of the cabinet door. These holes, known as hinge cups, provide the recess for the hinge's cup-shaped base. Ensure the depth is correct so the hinge cup sits flush without protruding or being too shallow. Accurate placement and depth are crucial for proper door function.

Goal: Prepare the cabinet door for European-style hinges by drilling precisely sized holes (cups) where the hinge mechanism will be inserted.