You are doing it wrong. You have to snap in the Metals AFTER you have completed the Frame! If you're building 3 Meter high you will know why. Trust me. This is how it's done in the Factory.
Hallo Teilchen68, wer hat den bitte so einen langen Inbus Zuhause? Wie kann der Privatmensch den das USM Möbel montieren, wenn er keinen solchen Inbus besitzt? Grüße Heiko
There are screws underneath each shelf to mount it to the tubing to give it mid-span support, so it doesn't collapse with heavy books on the shelf. I have a second hand unit with those screws missing, and a bent shelf as a consequence. I don't seem to find a screw that threads into the tubing. Is the official screw an M4 screw and my tubing has its threads destroyed from the previous owner, or is it meant for a sheet metal screw? I didn't see you putting in those screws in your video (the screw holes are visible at 11:40 in your video). Did you put them in eventually? What kind were they? Thanks!
Ganymed, it's a sheet metal screw and only used on 750 tubes. USM refers to it as; 10104 USM Haller, cross recessed sheet metal screw 4,8x9,5. The 500 and 350 tubes don't have holes.
Vielen lieben Dank. Mit deiner Hilfe habe ich mein Regal super aufbauen können.
Totschick, mein Lieblingsstück!
sehr gut und leicht verständlich !!!
Klasse Video! Ich liebe den Song 😍
You are doing it wrong. You have to snap in the Metals AFTER you have completed the Frame! If you're building 3 Meter high you will know why. Trust me. This is how it's done in the Factory.
Some novices use the panels to make sure it's square when tightening the connectors. I agree they should be removed after that.
Bitte nicht so! Das Metallelemet erst danach rein klicken!!!! Ansonsten bringt mann das Rohr nie perfekt an die Kugel.
What are the holes at the edge of the panel？Thanks~
Hallo Teilchen68,
wer hat den bitte so einen langen Inbus Zuhause?
Wie kann der Privatmensch den das USM Möbel montieren, wenn er keinen solchen Inbus besitzt?
Grüße
Heiko
Du kannst das Werkzeug günstig erwerben, zb.bei Konnektra. Manche basteln sich auch selbst einen zusammen.
Omg how do I find that Allen key
Isn't the side panel inserted inside out here? (12:03)
Great video, I’m moving and now need to dismantle, and I keep losing the expander into the tube, any video to do that properly ?? Thank you!
Hello Karmei, we had the same issue and created a little video of the 2 methods how to ease the connectors: ua-cam.com/video/yt-swQIDZoE/v-deo.html
Wahnsinn,da zahlt man 3000 Euro für ein Schränkchen,und darf es dann auch noch selber in mühevollster Kleinstarbeit selber zusammenbauen.
In der Größe kommen die Möbel fertig montiert.
Do you know anyone here in Melbourne, Australia who can assemble this for me please
Hey! bought a second hand USM cabinet and I'm looking for tools like yours.
Where did you buy them?
Thanks for the video!
on ebay
me too?? any idea?
There are screws underneath each shelf to mount it to the tubing to give it mid-span support, so it doesn't collapse with heavy books on the shelf. I have a second hand unit with those screws missing, and a bent shelf as a consequence. I don't seem to find a screw that threads into the tubing. Is the official screw an M4 screw and my tubing has its threads destroyed from the previous owner, or is it meant for a sheet metal screw? I didn't see you putting in those screws in your video (the screw holes are visible at 11:40 in your video). Did you put them in eventually? What kind were they? Thanks!
Ganymed, it's a sheet metal screw and only used on 750 tubes. USM refers to it as; 10104 USM Haller, cross recessed sheet metal screw 4,8x9,5. The 500 and 350 tubes don't have holes.
super Video, Danke!!!