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DIY Sliding Baby Gate
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- Опубликовано: 16 янв 2018
- I tried something a little different. Let me know if you like it.
DIY Sliding baby gate. I made this gate to keep our baby out of our kitchen.
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Great looking gate! I like how you did the tongue and groove design for this. Well done.
Drawer sliders are a great idea! Adorable baby!!!
I’m looking to build a doggie gate and like the sliding aspect of this gate. Wish there was a demonstration of how the gate opens and closes using the hinges and sliding tracks.
Nice job. Cute kid. I had to watch it twice as I missed the place where you installed the latch the first time through. If you have the room for the gate to swing, this is a much better idea than storing the gate behind the door. I had to do the hide-behind-behind-the-door as stair, handrails, or furniture prevented me from going with a swinging solution back in the day. Looks like a great design.
Matt I want to say I really appreciate your videos I use the wainscotting video and my project turned out perfect my wife was very impressed I will be using this video now to make my baby gate LOL
I dig it. You thought outside the box on the design.
Did I miss something?!? Show the gate opening/retracting out of the way!
yeah... he doesn't show it in operation. LAME
I’m trying to figure out how it locks
Good idea, I haven't seen that before. Well done.
Thank you!
Easy to assemble,fun to use
Que bonito el niño y portón también. 👏👏👏
Good idea. I made one from fencing.
I love this idea. went to home depot, lowes and menards two locations each. none had 1x4s worth spending money on. I don't have a mill close enough to drive to so I got 2x3s and adjusting the measurements.
What size drawer slide did you use?
Awesome job!! love it thanks!!!
Nice work!
I'm so impressed! Great job.
I think that when the baby gate is closed if the baby makes a little more pressure in the middle area it will break, at minute 3:10 of the video you can watch it, the drawer slides should be a real heavy duty with a protector so that the baby does not dirty his hands of lubricant grease with the drawer slides and also so that he does not cut his hands, but I think it is not a good idea the drawer slides in the baby gate because until today I have not seen any drawer slide with protector.
I apologize if I offend anyone with this comment, it is just for the safety of the babies.
this is amazing!. Ive been looking for a good option in my kitchen that wont take up a huge amount of space. Trying this soon!
How durable is this gate? I have a two year old and a seven month old. I’m worried that after a while it will start to sag from lack of support.
Any chance we can see it operating?
Cool! Very nice!
Nice gate. Thanks
So what wood did you use for this and also where did you get all the metal work i.e. hinges, drawer runners and gate latch. Also all screws you used pls.
I think you did a great job.
100 likes no dislikes! Way to go!
Matt, I need a 123" sliding baby gate. Any recommendation?
What kind of latch is recommended?
Awesome. Question. What stops the baby from sliding it open? I'd like to try this
The latch is attached to the wall goes into a hole in the gate. Keeps it from sliding open
waaah... bagus... thks..
I want to make sure I understand this correctly. Is it both hinged and sliding? If so, great idea!
It is. Hinges and sliding.
What are the final dimensions of the gate?
If someone wasn't paying attention with the kid at your feet its a finger cutter.
That is so cool
Thank you
My boyfriend is a carpenter. I love how he can make things from scratch.
Totally copying this...genius!
Super !!!!!!
Dude, where was that when I had little ones
The problem with this idea is the exposed slide. It's not a razor sharp edge, but there is no way I would leave the metal drawer slide exposed like that where a baby could touch it. You can clearly see it at 3:09 on the left half of the screen. It would be at the top and the bottom. No thanks!
so funny haha
Great video just not what I am looking for :(
I like how this video is labeled DIY but guy has a legit wood/carpentry shed
banksj54 DIY stands for Do It Yourself. He used basic tools only.
A table saw and palm sander plus some long clamps is ‘a legit wood/carpentry shed’ since when? Since you don’t have a garage to store them in?
I discovered this woodworking book more out of interest than utility, “Bαzοmο Tdy Plαn” (Google it), and I happen to be impressed. I was looking to find out more about the art of woodworking, and was not disappointed. I found many topics such as wood types and designing your workshop. .