[CNYWOODS]

Using non-mortise hinges and Have a blind corner door that will bang right into adjacent cabinet unless its restricted somehow. The uberly( not a word)tacky idea I have is to add a small chain inside to restrict it to about 110 deg. Any other suggestions? Not my favorite hinge by any means. Thanks in advance.

 

[cabinetman]

Using non-mortise hinges and Have a blind corner door that will bang right into adjacent cabinet unless its restricted somehow. The uberly( not a word)tacky idea I have is to add a small chain inside to restrict it to about 110 deg. Any other suggestions? Not my favorite hinge by any means. Thanks in advance.

Which hinges are you using? Is the corner a 90 degree, or a 45 degree. IOW, what is the corner layout, and which way is the hinging?

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[CNYWOODS]

It's a right blind corner. Door swings to the right. The hinges are amerock non-mortise.
http://woodworker.com/full-wrap-minaret-solid-brass-mssu-891-707.asp

 

[cabinetman]

You could use a drop lid support/guide like this or one similar. Depending on how you install it, it will limit the opening of the door.

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[Lynden]

How about using a single tension lid support at the top of the door.

http://www.hardwaresource.com/hinge...d+Supports/10"+Adjustable+Tension+Lid+Support

 

[CNYWOODS]

I didn't think of going up, which might be the best way. I do have a extra lift system. Ill run it by the HO. Thanks.