On the part of the hinge that attached to the stile, not the door, you should be able to remove the screws, and shim with cereal box cardboard and move the door.

You're missing a few things off your list. 1. Blum drill jig (about 200 plus dollars. Accurately drills all three holes in seconds) 2. A tape measure (there's enough up and down adjustment in those hinges to calculate and install the base plate without holding up the door using #3. 3. Small Blum drilling template for position of base plate screws. 4. Beer is to be consumed after job is complete and you are admiring your work.

The longest I have - which is 24". I have 2 of those that length. I will say that prior to the countertops being installed, we used the contractor's long level (a long one that spanned several cabinets) - and we checked out the leveling of the base cabinets. They were spot on, side to side, front to back, wherever we laid the level. I will say that is the one thing he seemed to do well. I was thinking about contacting Kraftmaid, as we had this issue with the pull out trash. A Kraftmaid rep happened to be at our house for something else - and the rep fixed the pull out trash as we told him our contractor said he had done everything he could to get it level (one side was not level). The rep fixed it. I don't know exactly what he did to fix it though, I was speaking with the other person there with him about the issue they were there about.

Double check the size bit you need for the hinges you choose. https://www.familyhandyman.com/smart-homeowner/all-about-euro-hinges/ https://www.woodcraft.com/blog_entries/try-cup-hinges-for-your-next-cabinets-learn-how-to-choose-install-and-adjust-these-engineered-marvels