How to Install TIP-ON BLUMOTION for MOVENTO

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In this video, you’ll learn how to assemble and install TIP-ON BLUMOTION for MOVENTO drawer slides using a TIP-ON BLUMOTION kit, synchronization rod, and front gap template.
The TIP-ON BLUMOTION device is a mechanical opening system that includes Blum’s soft close technology. Drawers open with a light touch and close smoothly with a firm push.
0:00 Intro
0:13 Hardware overview
0:42 TIP-ON BLUMOTION trigger installation
1:07 TIP-ON BLUMOTION unit installation
2:04 Setting the front gap
3:03 Synchronization rod installation
3:49 Widen drawer box rear notch
4:00 Drawer box installation
4:26 Outro
For more MOVENTO videos, check out this playlist: • MOVENTO

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28 июн 2024

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@AjayDhatrak 19 дней назад

What is the function of middle long rod, is it useful for any adjustment?

@BrentDaughertyMe 8 месяцев назад

Is this strong enough to push to open a double 35 quart waste bin drawer fully out? I'd like for to at least open half way to access the trash bin when my hands are dirty. Thanks.

@anthonysanlucas6437 7 месяцев назад

What if the Tip-On Blumotion runner does not stay connected. I have one that will not stay on. It slides off whenever I go to close the drawer.

@benjaminvolgger9370 4 месяца назад

Whats wrong when i want to close and it comes back out?

@hosamalzhouri3463 6 месяцев назад

سماكة كعب الجرار ؟

@robinpatterson8754 9 месяцев назад

In your demo video, you are holding a LONG connecting rod. When i look on line for cost and description, , , , , , , ,only shows 12" connecting rods. Why is that

@BlumInc 9 месяцев назад

Hey there - great question! We offer a synchronization rod for narrow applications that is 12". We also offer a synchronization rod for wider applications, the Blum part number is T60L1118W. This is a longer rod that can then be cut to the size of your application.

@robi2757 8 месяцев назад

Everything is fine, but these guides are: 1) not practical (they take up too much space, reducing the usable area). 2) very delicate - easy to damage (when making an extendable table, the carpenter damaged as many as 3 guides, a piece of plastic from the tipon broke) 3) work poorly (soft close + tipon side ball guides work much better and cost 5 times less)