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   USAnigel | Jan 11, 2007 06:42am | #1

   I put the mark in the hinge hole, or where the hinge fits. but you only need to mark "like" doors as most will only fit in one place.

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   ponytl | Jan 11, 2007 06:43am | #2

   harbor freight has the small 1/4" or less  number & letter punch/stamp set  ($6)  i use them all the time on metal parts i fabricate so that i know where they go later... I think that with the right touch you could stamp a number or letter into the wood on the backside where it'd never show unless you were looking for it...

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   LEMONJELLO | Jan 11, 2007 12:52pm | #3

   I use a nail set to tap in 1, 2, 3 holes etc in the 1/16"-1/8" deep.
   matching # of sharpie dots usually up inside cab near top. or in hinge mortise

   Mark bottom edge of lower cabs, top edge of upper.

   Only way anyone will see em is if the squash their face to floor at the toe kick or up into the ceiling with their nose in the crown.

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   Matt | Jan 11, 2007 03:51pm | #4

   Remove a door.  Under where the hinge will go back and cover up take a sharpie and write a number.  Now cover that number with a small piece of blue painters tape.  Do the same thing on the cabinet frame where the door was removed from, marking the same number.