I purchased about 20 of the Blum slides a few years back. I added them to EVERY shelf in our kitchen bottom cabinets. My wife was aghast at the price but now she absolutely loves them. I built a little "wall" at the sides and rear of the shelves , 2 " tall so things don't fall off when you open/close them. The bottom of the cabinets didn't have movable shelves so I just built simple ones out of ½" birch plywood including under the sink. Wife tells me that if we ever move I'll be doing the whole thing again.
The white cheap slides are more common in north america in homes but woodworkers prefer the full extension slides because of the easiness of installation and you can get them for pretty cheap in the states in bulk ($6 per pair)
Even bulk on Amazon can get you decent ones for >$10 a pair. I have boxes now since I buy at least 20 sets at a time to get the price down. For the price they can't be beat really. Those bottom mounts are super nice but $$
@@darkdragonbd I found a "contractor pack" of ten sets of 14" ball bearing full extension soft close slides at Home Depot for about $97. So, say $10 per pair. The regular price if you buy one or two sets was about $15 to $16 per set. If you don't get the soft close feature, you save $2 or $3 per set.
Seriously, bravo! This video answered basically every question that I had regarding drawer slides and major bonus points for throwing the Ikea drawer in there! Considering all your options instead of just the ones that make you look like a fancy carpenter. I'm currently weighing my options for cost between Ikea and building from scratch for a bedroom wardrobe and this was absolutely perfect. Thank you!
I really appreciate the breakdown of the different drawer slides. One thing I like about those cheap $6 ones, is that you can easily cut them down to size for custom applications. I've done kitchen renos before using the IKEA cabinet system. I like to think of IKEA as an alternative hardware store that also has a nice cafeteria! Their cabinet system is really well engineered with a huge variety of cabinet sizes. They're also integrated to work with accessories like their bins, organizers and internal lighting systems. When you buy a system, you just chat with one of their associates, they go and pick all the parts, and it arrives on a cart ready for you in the pick up area. Their cabinet systems are so popular, there are even companies that build aftermarket high end cabinet fronts for them!
Videos like these really let your editing skills shine. This is "objectively" a really boring topic, but it doesn't feel like that at ALL while watching. I'm always impressed, but this is some next level flow and style!
The editting isn't great. All that lurching closer to the camera is OTT and why I didn't watch more than about 2 mins. And what happened to people just behaving normally when they explain stuff, we're not all children who need to be "entertained" the whole time by a big "personality".
@@mediapc4747 Whether or not I agree with your opinions, those things aren't editing. The camerawork is cinematography, and the rest is acting. (both could be summed up under directing, as well.) I was strictly commenting on the actual editing - things like the choice of cuts, narrative flow, and scene transitions
@@the-inatorinator Personally I feel like there are way too many unnecesary cuts, as if he requires one cut per sentence, I love his content and videos, but this is close to giving me a headache. No hating, love content.. just please some less cuts!
Excellent video. In my day job I am a corporate trainer for a hardware manufacturer and distributor and I conduct a very similar activity when introducing new employees to the range of options for drawers. The difference is my cabinet houses 9 drawers and still only scratches the surface. You did a fine job hitting on the high points. Here in the USA the lower end epoxy slides retail around $3.50 a pair for a decent quality Chinese import, and the soft close telescopic side mount slides are in the $17 a pair range for an Asian import. FYI, the IKEA metal drawers are old, now retired Blum Tandembox. When Blum transitioned away from that product they continued to produce it for IKEA. On the professional woodworking forum Wood Web there were a number of small cabinet shops that continue to purchase their metal box components from IKEA. Scott
Great comparison of diy options. I really like your solutions to the common challenges we all have regarding organization and storage. Thanks for the great videos!!
0:30 So, no time to wait, let's start building. Well I do have some spare time and watch the video at 75% speed :) I guess I am a bit slowmo, or I did not have a coffee yet! Very much appreciated and good round up of available solutions and products.
Alexander - I beg to differ with you on the $20 slide as to not being adjustable. Look at the mount holes; some are slotted horizontal and some vertical, just pick the one you need to move fwd, aft, up or down. There are three that are tabbed so you can pry the rail inward to reduce the dimension between the left and right just in case your drawer is slightly too narrow. I only use these slides just for those reasons. I really enjoy your videos and always look forward to your next. When you have them all installed and your first closing is difficult, the tabbed
Absolutely. You can adjust either the runner in the cabinet or the fixed runner on the drawer, or both. Make sure you use the hole at the end of the tab if you need to adjust the runners laterally.
Morning Alexandre, nex time for the Ikea Drawers, buy a front separatly and drill trought the front. in this case, you'll get a jig to help you for the next drawer's front. Kind regards
Few tips when using roller bearing slides, since they are so picky when it comes to sizing: Make the front/back the exact width you need (USUALLY 1" narrower than your cabinet opening, but check the slide instructions for exact clearance required. It's SOOO much easier to size doing it this way, since the depth of the drawer front to back usually has a wide tolerance. If you're going to miss your dimensions, miss them so that the drawer width is smaller than required, and certainly not larger. You'll never get them to slide properly if they are too tight, but you can get away with it if the drawer is slightly too small.
This is a great comparisson. I would like to ad another option. I use a cabinet with vertical hole rows in the sides (32 mm spaced). I use 8 mm diameter instead of the more standard 6 mm, for strength. I put horizontal wooden runners straight on the sides of the cabinet, using 2 dowels (3 would be even better). The spaces that you get can be filled with drawers (aka wooden boxes). I glue my bottoms straight on the drawers, and I only use 3 or 5 mm plywood. Plenty strong. My drawers are a multiple of 32 mm in height, and can easily be moved around.The space efficiency can't be beaten. It's not for the kitchen, but great for a workshop.
The IKEA runner is actually similar to Blum, originally is Blum INTIVO, but they're made in China division, not Austria. I use MOVENTO for all my projects anyway, they're the best if you consider the effort of making box joint or dovetail boxes. Love your channel. Thank you for sharing :)
You also get the whole thing from Blum. It's called Legrabox. I did my whole kitchen with it. But it's a little bit more expensive than the IKEA one. Could be double the price.
That ‘groove’ can be done a couple ways. My favorite is with a router, but you can do it another way by layering multiple saw blades in your table saw.
Dado blades (multiple blades stacked together) are illegal in most European countries and the table saws only have arbors long enough for a single blade. We are lucky in the US.
The second type with $6 runners works with taller drawers (almost). Just cut the back panel of the top drawer at a reduced height and step the sides to clear the cabinet top. This allows you to fit it and remove without fouling the cabinet top. You now have space to fit all drawers below, starting at the bottom.
Thanks for the video. Even I knew all about it, I finally saw on youtube the creator opinion of what he was talking about, as well as what it was about criticism or popularity. Great video and thank you for all the information and for your great opinion on all the hinges. (And I realy enyoj this video thumb up.)
Thanks for the very good information. The IKEA drawers appears to be Blum, one in while they put them on clearance. Blum sells some that appear to be identical. You can make the drawers any size by just making new bottoms.
The IKEA metal drawers are old mid-range Blum Tandembox. When Blum transitioned away from that product they continued to produce it for IKEA. On the professional woodworking forum Wood Web there were a number of small cabinet shops that continued to purchase their metal box components from IKEA. Scott
Even though the video is long that presentation really hooked me all the way .Honestly, I watched and enjoyed thoroughly every minute of it. I am beginner.Great video. ✌️ SUBSCRIBED ! ✌️
I like the way you adapted the drawer design to work smoothly with the undermount sliders in #3. That's how I want to do mine. Thanks for the ideas & inspiration! 😃
Hey Alexandre, If I’m not mistaken the ikea drawers are made by Blum in know the cabinet door hinges are maybe take a look for the measurements By the way love your videos and keep up the good work
In years to come someone will find these drawers and say, "What IDIOT built these? They're all different. They obviously have no idea how to build drawers!" Nice work Alexandre.
I know English is your second language because you pronounce "height" correctly. A great many other videos including one I just watched have native English speakers saying "heith". I am an immigrant myself and can spot our kind easily. Anyway, GREAT video. One thing I would like to mention is that the slides you like the least due to their non-adjustability can be made adjustable with simple L-Brackets. This takes just a bit of width from the drawer but what's a millimeter here or there? The L-brackets support the drawers as well and even allow for angle adjustment of the face to the frame.
Loved this content ... Was my first time tackling a kitchen build (I work in the software industry ;) ).. I didn't like the carcass on the Ikea metod range. So I just bought one set, hop over to my wood supplier, have them cut to size exactly like Ikea's with holes drilled on birch plywood. Saved a ton.
GTV (Polish I think?) do very similar underside runners with 100% adjustability as the Blum 40EUR+ ones, and they are just over half the cost. I've used them a few times and the quality is very similar.
I also use the White ones alot. They are so easy to work with and since they sit in the bottom of the drawer they are pretty Good. But yeah the other ones you can get to Carey easily 100+kg :)
You cannot have enough drawers in your shop ... especially in a woodshop 👍 I build them extra-wide, just with pocket hole joinery. That's a good compromise between quick and strong 🖖😊
Wow!!!! Thank you, Alexandre!!!! I just happened to find you. So glad that I did. Perfect timing for this amazing video. I am a happy new subscriber, Alexandre. Please, keep up your inspiring work!
Loved the video and your presentation style. I learnt a lot but I also would have liked a comment on the width of the drawers you made based on which runners you use and the internal width of the cabinet. This measurement is critical
I think you're correct. When I built my Ikea kitchen a few years ago, it seemed that the fact that the drawer slides were Blum was an "open secret" (some part even has Blum imprinted). But I don't know which Blum the Ikea ones are closest to.
At work we use those the undermount one that you didn't install. Since I have to carry the cabinets afterwards I really dislike installing them lol. Quick question, could one use the ball bearing drawer runners as undermounts if they're put at the bottom of the cabinet? If so, one could add timber rails to mount the ball bearing runners for the other drawers and they would also be completely hidden if you make the sides a little longer.
I have been using Ikea drawers, and also Grass drawers from another kitchen supplier. Mainly I have modified the fronts to fit different setups, and I also integrated Ikea drawers into cupboards. I need to build now a cabinet that is ~45 cm deep. There is an Ikea Maximera drawer which is 45 cm deep, but unfortunately it is available only in the tallest size. I could get away with Ikea drawers if I would use the back plate from their 60 cm deep drawers, but that means that I would need to buy two drawers for one. I have been searching for something similar, but without much success. There seems to be not much choice in Europe (Finland). I could not find even Blum Tandem (similar to Movento) mentioned in the video. As my board cutting possibilities are limited, I would use something similar to Ikea drawers. I came across to GTV AXIS PRO Drawer System, available on Amazon Germany. This is something that I could use, and it is available in all sizes. Does anyone have experience with this? Any suggestions where to find similar solutions are highly appreciated.
One comment. At the 8:16 mark, it is easiest to start at the top. Cut a tall spacer piece. Use it on both side. The “lower” the spacer block to install the second-highest drawer. And so on. If you go from the bottom up, you run the risk of cumulative error. Hope this all makes sense.
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who wouldn't like this video? 4 different drawers as well as 4 pairs of slides. Love it. Well done.
Best drawers video on yt period
No crazy equipment and no fancy tools and no crazy angels! just what average humane need
IKEA sell the draw runners. They are called BESTA draw runners and here in the UK are only £5 for a set of 2. Soft close or push to open.
I purchased about 20 of the Blum slides a few years back. I added them to EVERY shelf in our kitchen bottom cabinets. My wife was aghast at the price but now she absolutely loves them. I built a little "wall" at the sides and rear of the shelves , 2 " tall so things don't fall off when you open/close them. The bottom of the cabinets didn't have movable shelves so I just built simple ones out of ½" birch plywood including under the sink. Wife tells me that if we ever move I'll be doing the whole thing again.
The white cheap slides are more common in north america in homes but woodworkers prefer the full extension slides because of the easiness of installation and you can get them for pretty cheap in the states in bulk ($6 per pair)
where you picking up for bulk at that price?
@@darkdragonbd ebay, i.e. China
Even bulk on Amazon can get you decent ones for >$10 a pair. I have boxes now since I buy at least 20 sets at a time to get the price down. For the price they can't be beat really. Those bottom mounts are super nice but $$
@@darkdragonbd I found a "contractor pack" of ten sets of 14" ball bearing full extension soft close slides at Home Depot for about $97. So, say $10 per pair. The regular price if you buy one or two sets was about $15 to $16 per set. If you don't get the soft close feature, you save $2 or $3 per set.
Seriously, bravo! This video answered basically every question that I had regarding drawer slides and major bonus points for throwing the Ikea drawer in there! Considering all your options instead of just the ones that make you look like a fancy carpenter. I'm currently weighing my options for cost between Ikea and building from scratch for a bedroom wardrobe and this was absolutely perfect. Thank you!
Yesss I can never get enough drawers in my life. I find myself in need of each drawer type so this will be a great resource to look back on 👏
Last summer I made a closet with 70 drawers. I love it. I'm getting short on drawers though...
Simple, clear and precise! thanks a lot! I found this a little nerve wracking.
I really appreciate the breakdown of the different drawer slides. One thing I like about those cheap $6 ones, is that you can easily cut them down to size for custom applications.
I've done kitchen renos before using the IKEA cabinet system. I like to think of IKEA as an alternative hardware store that also has a nice cafeteria! Their cabinet system is really well engineered with a huge variety of cabinet sizes. They're also integrated to work with accessories like their bins, organizers and internal lighting systems. When you buy a system, you just chat with one of their associates, they go and pick all the parts, and it arrives on a cart ready for you in the pick up area. Their cabinet systems are so popular, there are even companies that build aftermarket high end cabinet fronts for them!
Videos like these really let your editing skills shine.
This is "objectively" a really boring topic, but it doesn't feel like that at ALL while watching. I'm always impressed, but this is some next level flow and style!
The editting isn't great. All that lurching closer to the camera is OTT and why I didn't watch more than about 2 mins. And what happened to people just behaving normally when they explain stuff, we're not all children who need to be "entertained" the whole time by a big "personality".
@@mediapc4747 Whether or not I agree with your opinions, those things aren't editing. The camerawork is cinematography, and the rest is acting. (both could be summed up under directing, as well.)
I was strictly commenting on the actual editing - things like the choice of cuts, narrative flow, and scene transitions
@@the-inatorinator Personally I feel like there are way too many unnecesary cuts, as if he requires one cut per sentence, I love his content and videos, but this is close to giving me a headache. No hating, love content.. just please some less cuts!
@@peteobsolete4410 That's fair :) "Good" editing really is subjective
i'm rebuilding my kitchen and came back here to rewatch this and figure out what do to! Alex - you da man!
Excellent video. In my day job I am a corporate trainer for a hardware manufacturer and distributor and I conduct a very similar activity when introducing new employees to the range of options for drawers. The difference is my cabinet houses 9 drawers and still only scratches the surface. You did a fine job hitting on the high points. Here in the USA the lower end epoxy slides retail around $3.50 a pair for a decent quality Chinese import, and the soft close telescopic side mount slides are in the $17 a pair range for an Asian import. FYI, the IKEA metal drawers are old, now retired Blum Tandembox. When Blum transitioned away from that product they continued to produce it for IKEA. On the professional woodworking forum Wood Web there were a number of small cabinet shops that continue to purchase their metal box components from IKEA. Scott
Great comparison of diy options. I really like your solutions to the common challenges we all have regarding organization and storage. Thanks for the great videos!!
this is the best drawer video, ever
super good summary as opposed to blog style of over communicating non useful stuff
Seeing this video before changing all the slides in my kitchen would have made my life way easier!
i love your videos. They inspire me to make stuff so much. Love it.
yay! I love hearing that :)
@@achappel thanks a lot sir
Great timing! I was just in the middle of making my own drawers.
I love watching you make creative stuff that’s different! Always love watching ur vids in my feed.
0:30 So, no time to wait, let's start building. Well I do have some spare time and watch the video at 75% speed :) I guess I am a bit slowmo, or I did not have a coffee yet! Very much appreciated and good round up of available solutions and products.
Your videos are always top-notch. Each one I watch inspires me to get into the workshop and try a new thing or two.
yo that timing is insane i found this channel today binged all morning subbed like ten minutes ago 🤣
watching him since he buildt the camera arm and just realised i didn't subscribe lol
@@Simon-gq6eb lol love when that happens
You can find standard soft-close rails in the US for $10 a pair all over in the US
You are spreading the enthusiasm again, thanks. Good to watch 👍🏻
Alexander - I beg to differ with you on the $20 slide as to not being adjustable. Look at the mount holes; some are slotted horizontal and some vertical, just pick the one you need to move fwd, aft, up or down. There are three that are tabbed so you can pry the rail inward to reduce the dimension between the left and right just in case your drawer is slightly too narrow. I only use these slides just for those reasons. I really enjoy your videos and always look forward to your next. When you have them all installed and your first closing is difficult, the tabbed
Absolutely. You can adjust either the runner in the cabinet or the fixed runner on the drawer, or both. Make sure you use the hole at the end of the tab if you need to adjust the runners laterally.
Excellent, Thanks for sparing.
I was scrolling through my recommended and was so happy when I saw another ALCH video 😁👍
The ikea ones are basically Blum's Tandembox Antaro line but with a slightly nerfed runner
Morning Alexandre, nex time for the Ikea Drawers, buy a front separatly and drill trought the front. in this case, you'll get a jig to help you for the next drawer's front. Kind regards
Few tips when using roller bearing slides, since they are so picky when it comes to sizing: Make the front/back the exact width you need (USUALLY 1" narrower than your cabinet opening, but check the slide instructions for exact clearance required. It's SOOO much easier to size doing it this way, since the depth of the drawer front to back usually has a wide tolerance. If you're going to miss your dimensions, miss them so that the drawer width is smaller than required, and certainly not larger. You'll never get them to slide properly if they are too tight, but you can get away with it if the drawer is slightly too small.
Or even a shim washer if you absolutely had too
Cheap white slider is possible to combine with separate soft-close mechanism on one side (on cabinet or drawer).
Dont know if its already been mentioned, but the Drawers from Ikea (atleast here in Norway) is made by Blum, and are of good quality. great video!
the perfect guidelines for anyone to try out 👍😀
Great video! Thanks for all the knowledge and free plans!
This is a great comparisson.
I would like to ad another option. I use a cabinet with vertical hole rows in the sides (32 mm spaced). I use 8 mm diameter instead of the more standard 6 mm, for strength. I put horizontal wooden runners straight on the sides of the cabinet, using 2 dowels (3 would be even better). The spaces that you get can be filled with drawers (aka wooden boxes). I glue my bottoms straight on the drawers, and I only use 3 or 5 mm plywood. Plenty strong. My drawers are a multiple of 32 mm in height, and can easily be moved around.The space efficiency can't be beaten. It's not for the kitchen, but great for a workshop.
No BS, just great, to the point, info. Thanks
The IKEA runner is actually similar to Blum, originally is Blum INTIVO, but they're made in China division, not Austria. I use MOVENTO for all my projects anyway, they're the best if you consider the effort of making box joint or dovetail boxes. Love your channel. Thank you for sharing :)
Not in every country. In Germany Maximera Drawers are made by Hettich… in Austria and Switzerland they are made by Blum… somewhere there was a list. 🤔
Thank you for making such a quality video, you simply explain and it is clear to everyone ...
Just so on ...
Greetings from CROATIA !!
Whats funny is I have been trying to figure out the best way to build my own cabinets this week. Super helpful!
Definitely do a video on finishing and staining! ❤ Love the woodwork in this vid.
very nice showcase of the different types, love it!
2:36 best unboxing Ive ever seen on youtube.
Thank you for this video, and to compare and contrast the different drawer slides. I really like the methods used in this video.
Perfect timing, I need to rebuild 16 drawers with new sliders.
Brilliant. I was just needing help to figure out my beautiful new drawer sliders and found this video. It was very helpful.
very enjoyable video...a very dry topic made fun to watch and learn...thanks so much for sharing
In the US, Ikea uses Blum slides for their kitchen drawer systems
Same in EU.
You also get the whole thing from Blum. It's called Legrabox. I did my whole kitchen with it. But it's a little bit more expensive than the IKEA one. Could be double the price.
That ‘groove’ can be done a couple ways. My favorite is with a router, but you can do it another way by layering multiple saw blades in your table saw.
Dado blades (multiple blades stacked together) are illegal in most European countries and the table saws only have arbors long enough for a single blade. We are lucky in the US.
The second type with $6 runners works with taller drawers (almost). Just cut the back panel of the top drawer at a reduced height and step the sides to clear the cabinet top. This allows you to fit it and remove without fouling the cabinet top. You now have space to fit all drawers below, starting at the bottom.
Thanks for the video. Even I knew all about it, I finally saw on youtube the creator opinion of what he was talking about, as well as what it was about criticism or popularity. Great video and thank you for all the information and for your great opinion on all the hinges. (And I realy enyoj this video thumb up.)
Thanks for the very good information.
The IKEA drawers appears to be Blum, one in while they put them on clearance.
Blum sells some that appear to be identical.
You can make the drawers any size by just making new bottoms.
The IKEA metal drawers are old mid-range Blum Tandembox. When Blum transitioned away from that product they continued to produce it for IKEA. On the professional woodworking forum Wood Web there were a number of small cabinet shops that continued to purchase their metal box components from IKEA. Scott
Brilliant ….. enjoyed watching all the comparisons.
Even though the video is long that presentation really hooked me all the way .Honestly, I watched and enjoyed thoroughly every minute of it. I am beginner.Great video. ✌️ SUBSCRIBED ! ✌️
I clicked reeeealy fast on that notification
I like the way you adapted the drawer design to work smoothly with the undermount sliders in #3. That's how I want to do mine. Thanks for the ideas & inspiration! 😃
Hey Alexandre,
If I’m not mistaken the ikea drawers are made by Blum in know the cabinet door hinges are maybe take a look for the measurements
By the way love your videos and keep up the good work
Hey I really love your channel. I'd love for you to make a basics series of building stuffs
In years to come someone will find these drawers and say, "What IDIOT built these? They're all different. They obviously have no idea how to build drawers!"
Nice work Alexandre.
Should take time to sign the drawers and inscribe, "I meant to do that!"
As long as all the screw heads were the same!
Nice comparison! Gotta love the Blum Moventos
Thank you very much. i really messed up my last try building drawers for my kitchen. Now i will try it again based on your tutorial :) Good Job!
cool :) good luck with the build!
Dude, I love your videos. Great job man. You inspire my creativity!
I know English is your second language because you pronounce "height" correctly. A great many other videos including one I just watched have native English speakers saying "heith". I am an immigrant myself and can spot our kind easily. Anyway, GREAT video. One thing I would like to mention is that the slides you like the least due to their non-adjustability can be made adjustable with simple L-Brackets. This takes just a bit of width from the drawer but what's a millimeter here or there? The L-brackets support the drawers as well and even allow for angle adjustment of the face to the frame.
excellent video on doors, how about door locks, door closers, wardrobes accessories, kitchen cabinetry etc.?
Good explanations, thanks for the clues !
Loved this content ... Was my first time tackling a kitchen build (I work in the software industry ;) ).. I didn't like the carcass on the Ikea metod range. So I just bought one set, hop over to my wood supplier, have them cut to size exactly like Ikea's with holes drilled on birch plywood. Saved a ton.
Nice overview of different drawer runners and techniques for building drawers. The Ikea one looks very similar to the Blum Tandembox.
GTV (Polish I think?) do very similar underside runners with 100% adjustability as the Blum 40EUR+ ones, and they are just over half the cost. I've used them a few times and the quality is very similar.
Awesome and that not just wood work, that is joyful work as well :)
Really good tutorial.
I also use the White ones alot. They are so easy to work with and since they sit in the bottom of the drawer they are pretty Good. But yeah the other ones you can get to Carey easily 100+kg :)
Love it, if only I had this information before I assembled my desk. 😅
First video I've seen from you; great presentation and great information. I love your high energy!
You cannot have enough drawers in your shop ... especially in a woodshop 👍 I build them extra-wide, just with pocket hole joinery. That's a good compromise between quick and strong 🖖😊
Very informative and well done. Thank you!
Wow!!!! Thank you, Alexandre!!!! I just happened to find you. So glad that I did. Perfect timing for this amazing video. I am a happy new subscriber, Alexandre. Please, keep up your inspiring work!
Loved the video and your presentation style. I learnt a lot but I also would have liked a comment on the width of the drawers you made based on which runners you use and the internal width of the cabinet. This measurement is critical
I think you're correct. When I built my Ikea kitchen a few years ago, it seemed that the fact that the drawer slides were Blum was an "open secret" (some part even has Blum imprinted). But I don't know which Blum the Ikea ones are closest to.
Pretty interesting, Alexandre! Great work! 😃
Thanks a lot for all the tips!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Isn't the carcass built wrongly? Many thanks for the information.
At work we use those the undermount one that you didn't install. Since I have to carry the cabinets afterwards I really dislike installing them lol.
Quick question, could one use the ball bearing drawer runners as undermounts if they're put at the bottom of the cabinet? If so, one could add timber rails to mount the ball bearing runners for the other drawers and they would also be completely hidden if you make the sides a little longer.
Great video, and I just happen to have a 40 and a 60 cm Maximera drawers to fit under a kitchen worktop, will come handy!
I have been using Ikea drawers, and also Grass drawers from another kitchen supplier. Mainly I have modified the fronts to fit different setups, and I also integrated Ikea drawers into cupboards. I need to build now a cabinet that is ~45 cm deep. There is an Ikea Maximera drawer which is 45 cm deep, but unfortunately it is available only in the tallest size. I could get away with Ikea drawers if I would use the back plate from their 60 cm deep drawers, but that means that I would need to buy two drawers for one. I have been searching for something similar, but without much success. There seems to be not much choice in Europe (Finland). I could not find even Blum Tandem (similar to Movento) mentioned in the video. As my board cutting possibilities are limited, I would use something similar to Ikea drawers. I came across to GTV AXIS PRO Drawer System, available on Amazon Germany. This is something that I could use, and it is available in all sizes. Does anyone have experience with this? Any suggestions where to find similar solutions are highly appreciated.
This is super useful, thanks for the comparison!
hi Alex, i used the "tendum" slides in mi camper. mine ware 40cm deep and 12€ / drawer.
U really deserve much more subscriber
Wooooow loved that strap clamp 🤗
Awesome. Simple instructions.👍
Love your videos!
I’m pretty shure that the ikea drawer is a Blum Tandembox.
Yes, actually Ikea owns Blum.
@@kenrickjorus i don‘t think so
@@xXTukkiXx My apologies, you are right. They are manufactured by Blum for IKEA.
One comment. At the 8:16 mark, it is easiest to start at the top. Cut a tall spacer piece. Use it on both side. The “lower” the spacer block to install the second-highest drawer. And so on.
If you go from the bottom up, you run the risk of cumulative error.
Hope this all makes sense.
I just made drawers without any knowledge and it took me 7 hours to build 3 pieces 😂 Glad to have this video now
Search the quarter-quarter-quarter method of making drawers. Super simple and easy to batch out drawers.
Buenas tarde desde Los Alcazares Murcia ) ESPAÑA, gracias por tus videos tas admirables y por tu forma tan entrañable y eufórico sinceros gracias y que Dios te guarde, recibe un buen apretón de manos a qui tienes un amigo................
3D Machine for the handles 💣💣
Man when you flipped it upside down you I was just born again :D
This is just a GOOD video. Thank you very much!
Incredible job 👍
Fantastic ! btw the Ikea kitchen drawers are made by Blum:)
I'm watching 5 minutes now and it is already a really good video ;-)
What's the drawer front material? I like the color and texture. Is it durable? Looks like a colored MDF.
Have you ever tried crafting a wood ring box? Like those we see on Pinterest.
I don't know if anything's changed, but Blum did produce the IKEA slides a couple of years back. Check if they are marked
Jeah not anymore 🤷♂️ i also have some old Blum made ones
Just found channel, and great to see,presenter not thinking he's an oracle, carpentry ninja or woodwisper,, put me right of with their patronising presentation, but subscribed, easy to follow no, bullshit, cover both Europe and America, when describing products,, cheers Mick 🇬🇧 England (Liverpool,,⚽E.F.C.⚽👈)👍