Nice vid! This is the simple way. Too many people make it too complicated. Great stuff with the C-cutout for play (another thing most people don't realize). Quick comment: If you're by yourself you can set the front of the slide on your spacer, get it level, then drive the rear screw. The front is held by the spacer. Then drive the front, then the center.
That last comment was exactly my question. So add the 1/16 of an inch. Your first comment was confirming for me as well, This is one of the more challenging things, because it has to be exactly square and exactly the right measurement wide, or it won’t work. Thx!
My build is for a van and my cabinet face doesn't have the traditional construction, so the Kreg jig would not even work. This? This will work! Thank you.
Yes, about perfect. I am a human, not a computer controlled robot. I always strive for perfection, but perfection doesn’t really exist. I do the best I can with the skills and tools I’ve acquired.
All good! Of course, we don't always have someone handy to help hold the outer slide part to the box. You could use a longer piece of 1/4" plywood and clamp it to the cross piece, after removing the 1/4" spacer.
I think I just made the same mistake and cut my drawers to exact size 😬 hopefully I won’t run into the same problem but if I do, I’ll deal with it as you did. Thank you for all your other tips too
What you have is simple enough that you don't need a jig because you don't have a face frame. If you are building caninets with face frames then your method will not work. Thought you have a new method but you don't. There is nothing new here and you don't need a jig
amzn.to/3SZwXyr Full Extension Slides I Used in this video!
Nice vid! This is the simple way. Too many people make it too complicated. Great stuff with the C-cutout for play (another thing most people don't realize).
Quick comment: If you're by yourself you can set the front of the slide on your spacer, get it level, then drive the rear screw. The front is held by the spacer. Then drive the front, then the center.
Great tip about the screw holes in the C-shaped cutouts allowing for play in drawer width. Thank you.
I, too, had to run my drawers through the table saw for a tiny notch. But, now I have learned. Great video.
Thanks for your video. Very clear, no fluff.
Awesome. I never knew that about where to put the screws so there's some flex to accommodate the width.
That last comment was exactly my question. So add the 1/16 of an inch. Your first comment was confirming for me as well, This is one of the more challenging things, because it has to be exactly square and exactly the right measurement wide, or it won’t work. Thx!
Excellent presentation.
My build is for a van and my cabinet face doesn't have the traditional construction, so the Kreg jig would not even work. This? This will work! Thank you.
Outstanding video. You saved me hours of frustration!
Add a small nail on the line to hold your drawer slide level and it's a one-man operation
Another tip for 1 man operation is to lay the cabinet on its side and let gravity help hold it in place…
"..about perfect."? On the other hand, the video was most helpful. Thank you.
Yes, about perfect. I am a human, not a computer controlled robot. I always strive for perfection, but perfection doesn’t really exist. I do the best I can with the skills and tools I’ve acquired.
SUPER TECHNIQUE !!!
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No super mesurement = no error to be made ! !!
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Thank you, most helpful tutorial I came across 😊
This is so helpful! I have only built and installed one drawer and I used a different method. It worked ok.
Look forward to seeing the finished product.
All good! Of course, we don't always have someone handy to help hold the outer slide part to the box. You could use a longer piece of 1/4" plywood and clamp it to the cross piece, after removing the 1/4" spacer.
1/4plywood is to flexable.
Well done
Great explanation, I don’t always want to have to buy jigs
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Thanks so very much
Great tips, thank you!
Thank you!
Tank you your video was very helpful
I think I just made the same mistake and cut my drawers to exact size 😬 hopefully I won’t run into the same problem but if I do, I’ll deal with it as you did. Thank you for all your other tips too
Very helpful!
Hi, how do you have the edges of the plywood so smooth?? 😮
@@baazbedi It’s maple veneer plywood. Found at Lowe’s. Expensive, but good stuff.
Nice tip, thanks fella.
Thanks
Helpful !
Great, thanks!
I’d rather install the inside slider first. Then pull the drawer out enough to get the first screw in and then move to the second screw back.
Did you mean 1/16 on both sides or 1/16 total
@@carlosmorales3972 I’d suggest a 1/16 on both sides
7:53 "Without ant special tools"? What other tools you expect.?
A JIG... As Stated in the TITTLE.... amzn.to/3KHz2d6
Why not clamp a 1/4” board to the front frame and rest the slides on them. No need to try to alight it to the line or second person to hold it.
Too much measuring. Just use a board cut to height.
Less action more thrash talk😢😢
What you have is simple enough that you don't need a jig because you don't have a face frame. If you are building caninets with face frames then your method will not work.
Thought you have a new method but you don't. There is nothing new here and you don't need a jig