Making a cabinet installation jack

This is basically just to raise the cabinets and support the weight enough to keep my hands free to either get a screw into the stud or get to clamp it to the previous cabinet then screw them together ...it also saves me having to pay a helper 😁.
The lower section can be unscrewed and raised up to give me more height if needed.
Thanks for watching
thank you for watching My videos are for entertainment only. Woodworking can be dangerous. The methods I use are my methods, and are not necessarily correct or safe! If in doubt, DON'T DO IT, it is best to learn more before you start. And always remember to read, understand and follow, all the manufacturers instructions that come with your tools. Always wear all necessary protection equipment, the safety in your workshop is your responsibility,
Be safe and have fun,happy making

[@kingbeastro]

Again. Mad props on your work and what you're putting up on UA-cam. Thank you!

[@sdmcustoms]

Thank you

[@ESCAGEDOWOODWORKING]

Dude that is genius!! My boss had a fold out board with piano hinges. He most the time added the base cabinets first and then propped up the cab with the folding board. A lot of folks tell me that the top cabinets should be added first. I don't really know if that's so or not. But man this is freaking great!

[@sdmcustoms]

Thanks man ,I prefer walls first ,just so I'm not having to lean over the base cabinets, thank you for watching bro

[@ESCAGEDOWOODWORKING]

@@sdmcustoms Yeah that's a good point. I never asked why he did it that way either. We just did what we were told lol. Rock on Steve!

[@samoanSAIYAN]

Crude. Bro a dead man is simple and crude. That's bloody man! Awesome build mate.

[@KostasAnnikasDeftereos]

You are genius my friend I have no more words to say !!

[@sdmcustoms]

Thanks man I appreciate it, thanks for watching

[@vincescalise4821]

Simply brilliant, well done

[@sdmcustoms]

Thank you

[@markmcdonald6907]

This is perfect. I wish there were plans for this somewhere

[@WoodenCreationz]

Very cool idea Steve.. I would use that even if I did have help! 👊🏻😜

[@sdmcustoms]

Thanks man, thanks for watching

[@samoanSAIYAN]

Lol

[@psymon25]

ow mate that just rocks :D well done awesome piece of work

[@sdmcustoms]

Thank you , thanks for watching

[@danielsolowiej]

Just clever and great !

[@sdmcustoms]

Thanks man,thank you for watching

[@sdmcustoms]

This is basically just to raise the cabinets and support the weight enough to keep my hands free to either get a screw into the stud or get to clamp it to the previous cabinet then screw them together ...it also saves me having to pay a helper 😁.
The lower section can be unscrewed and raised up to give me more height if needed.
Thanks for watching

[@TadashiYasahiro]

Bump explaining yourself bro! This was awesome!!! I just started a trim and finish carpentry business and will definitely build this for my cabinet jobs

[@cillyede]

Wow! Great.

[@sdmcustoms]

Thank you

[@h.oliver8235]

👏👏👏

[@sdmcustoms]

👍👊

[@llessurlihp]

Great idea but if you base units are already in it’s completely useless

[@sdmcustoms]

That's why you as always do walls first ,so you're not reaching over the bases

[@orelygarcia]

👍👍❤💯👊

[@sdmcustoms]

Thanks man ,I hope you're doing good

[@kingdavid7491]

How much for one. ?

[@sdmcustoms]

If you need one it should be easy enough to make yourself one , thanks for watching

[@garage4771]

КЛАСС

[@derpherpp]

now lumber is 5 times more expensive its cheaper to buy a pair of jack for 30$ vs this

[@sdmcustoms]

Not if you already have everything laying around

[@maccine1324]

just buy one from home depot whatever

[@brianwasmund7568]

Buy one? Buy waht? They don't have anything even close to this at home depot. The closest thing available on the market is the cabinetizer and it costs over $600. Why would you spend that kind of money when you could build something with stuff you have laying around the shop?