Nice project as usual! Seriously, the word "drawer' is a very odd word, indeed, in the English language. I would like to see those who are so amused attempt to pronounce "tiroir," just for laughs. Perhaps you and Tamar could do a joint presentation on the various, legitimate variations of the word and comments you have recevied!
@@DIYMontreal personally I didn’t notice how you said it. Sounded fine. But then again I’m from California and we say fur instead of for so maybe I’m a little desensitized 🤣😂🤣
@@lindewoodworking Fur sure! 😉 I used to live in Tucson as a kid, and we borrowed a lot of Valley. I'm in WI now, and we say drawers like "doors" ("droors"--yikes! 😂😂😂).
I've been making a Sewing desk for my wife and when I finished the drawers... well it was just a big box with a lot of room. Your "You Tube" was great about making inserts and slider within the drawer... just before the build I went to Rockler "Black Friday deal" and bought a Bessey 90 Angle Clamp that really made the build so much easier. Just wanted to thank you for a great video... I watched you video on making the desk top and how you brought the desk top up to the room where the desk was to be placed. Last year I had a leak in my ceiling in the Kitchen... and watching a guy from the West Coast about plastering I came across "Zip Wall System" I put this up in the kitchen made the repair no dust got out "and there was a lot of it" got out into the kitchen or the rest of the house. Anyway food for thought I enjoy your "You Tubes" keep up the good work!
You are a genius, the straw trick saves so much messing about removing squeeze out, I am in your debt! BTW I like the way you say drawer, it's understandable and a little different to the way we pronounce it in Australia and that gives variety and interest. Who wants to live in a world where everyone says and does things exactly the same way? We would never end up with things like the straw trick. Cheers from your friend in Aus!
Hello from Toronto, and a big thank you for this thorough and easy to follow tutorial. Both my Dad and husband are carpenters with great skills and fancy tools but neither one of them would make a drawer organizer, because they are waaaay to busy with their work. I'm not a carpenter and I don't have fancy tools, but I have lots of cardboard boxes in the basement. Guess where I'm heading next ? And since I'm a girly girl, I will cover my beautiful drawer organizer with pink craft paper 😊😊😊Again, thank you kindly for showing me how to build an organizer.
Really enjoyed that clip, drawer dividers are soooo expensive and not quite suitable for every application but being custom made really is a no brainer, Thanks for the show! Pronunciation of drawers is easy, its just 'draws'
Such a good demo video, merci bien! Loved the clear explanation, great visuals, the functionality of this drawer, and thank god for no music! Also the fact you are female, like me, and do serious DIY is a huge satisfaction and joy. Not many women do real DIY, so it is encouraging to see. I have to do this to so many drawers at home and in my RV. Lovely project. Many thanks!
Wow! You are really You. I gave you the first thumbs up this morning, I log back in to post my thoughts and here we are. You are making waves again, Great job Marry!! 👌🌻
Thanks Marie for sharing your techniques. The sacrificial board on the miter gauge I had not thought of. I just realized this is a year old but I say droors and I thought the way you said drawers was the weird way until you pointed out you are just saying "draw" and "-er." Makes sense now.
for those magnetic screwdriver holders i recommend making some little wooden separators that you can glue on, stops all the screwdrivers sticking to each other
Was asked by a friend to help make a shadow box for their wall with dividers to hold their small items for display. Your method of creating the dividers looks very doable - thanks for the tips!
I just attempted to make a single layer of dividers for my kitchen drawer. I don’t have a table saw so I tried to use my miter saw and a thin chisel but my slots are a bit sloppy. It works fine but I definitely need to figure out a better way to cut the slots. Any thoughts, jig saw maybe???? I just found your channel and I am very impressed by your projects and even more importantly I love the way you present your projects. I watch a lot of woodworking channels and find few are really helpful even if they are skillful at woodworking. I’ll be binge watching your channel for sure. Also watched the update router table build…..beautiful. Are you mainly a hobbyist or do to make money with your woodworking?
Really nice job showing how anyone with a table saw and a relatively decent miter gauge can create a knockoff of this to fit their needs. Very clever how you did those notches. 👍
I was commenting on how much I love Tamar's pronunciation (I'm a woodworker and a linguist :) ) in a video where she pointed out that people comment on it, and your pronunciation sounds quite similar to hers. Wouldn't surprise me if New York and Montreal have some shared accent features. Also, love the simple project--if I get around to putting drawers in my shop, those will be included.
Ha well, now I'm confused! I always thought her pronunciation was a little funny, more like draws- You know that New York accent ;) But maybe us north easterners do share something in common :)
I had not noticed your "draw-er" pronunciation (rather than "dror"), but I had noticed your pronunciation of "eye-ron" in an earlier video applying edge banding. I appreciate your work; you've encouraged me to try some new approaches in my own work.
@@DIYMontreal Maybe I'm the one who says it weird; wouldn't be the first time I've been told such. Thanks again for sharing your work, I appreciate it.
Very nice build Marie that will be on my very large 'to do' list, that's if i manage to get my shed sorted out. It's a bit full at the moment with a load of 6x2 after making some raised beds, plus i need a new workbench as well. I just need the weather and some good health for me and i'll be fine. Stay Safe, Barry (ENG)
Another great one Marie! I have some very large drawers in my miter saw station that desperately need this and the use of stacking organizers is the way to go!
Great video! Loved it so much I saved it in organization and woodworking! I'm thinking to show it to my grandson to see if he wants to make Christmas gifts for his folks. If we added more notches it would be readily customizeable.
Hello from PEI, where we don't have accents, the rest of the world does! 😉. Love the videos, keep em coming. On a side note, around here, we pronounce "drawer" like you would say "door" only with an "R" added... so think "droor". 🙂
I think the drawer thing is that I hear it and it sounds as if you are describing someone who draws (i.e., a cartoonist drawing). When I pronounce it is sounds more like dROAR lol I made inserts but I like this idea of the cross sectioning!
Nice! Simple. Practical. Adjustable. My 2 cents; I think Id have the top drawr slide side to side as to make the rear items as accessible as the front. But hey, tomato tomato :)
nicely done! I'm just in the middle to reorganize and clean up my garage and build myself a indoor "workshop hut" which I can heat up with a little heater in case I have to do something during winter and that gives me an idea how to organize my drawers wich I need to build first
Terrific job! I have been putting off this job for years. I guess I should really get off my butt and get to it, especially how easily you make it look. Thank you for sharing. Note: I would say drawer as: "drore", but that's just me! LOL!
I love dividers and slide trays! Thank you so much for this video! And by the way, I'm from California and I find that most people I know pronounce drawers "jrors" - I'm not even sure I've heard anyone pronounce it differently unless they're from another country or area in the US that has a very distinct accent (like the southern accent, for example) :)
I'm from Montreal, same place as her, and me and everyone I know also says jrors (rhymes with floors) and I've never heard her pronunciation before in my life haha.
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Many years ago I made dividers of hardboard for boxes/drawers, but for the whole depth. And I didn't attach the ends so it was going everywhere. This is so much better. And the sliding box on top makes it perfect. I'm going to make this during the winter months.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video, I am repurposing some old furniture for my workshop and it has drawers and I wanted to maximize the space. I started with your video and decided that this is the best option for myself, I watched others and you'd think they were making fine furniture and was so laborious with measuring, time laying everything out so meticulously. Your approach is short sweet and to the point. Thank you...new subscriber
I don't think anybody says "drawer" the way it is spelled. But add in a regional accent and it can become more noticeable. Adam Savage talks about "order of retrievability" and I like that concept. Items that you use frequently such as screwdrivers should be on the wall where you can see them, almost reach out and grab them with your eyes closed. I use pegboard in my shop. A lot of people complain about pegboard but it is quick and easy and very functional. The trend seems to be putting everything on french cleats and building custom holders for your tools. This is ok if you have the time and have lots of wood scraps, and can make a series of videos doing it so you get paid for it.
I just discovered your channel and love it! Subscribed immediately. Now to comb through comments and other info to see if I can find that neat pusher tool and the thing you use to mark the notch depth. They look like they'll be REALLY handy for many projects.
I noticed you have the4 same rosewood handle utility knife I do. I lost mine one time took me 3 days to find it now I put in in my pocket with the clip on the outside instead of the knife.
Nice project as usual! Seriously, the word "drawer' is a very odd word, indeed, in the English language. I would like to see those who are so amused attempt to pronounce "tiroir," just for laughs. Perhaps you and Tamar could do a joint presentation on the various, legitimate variations of the word and comments you have recevied!
lol I was going to mention Tamar's "draws"
Ha! Don't know what I love more about that 😂 Me and Tamar having a pronunciation stand-off or hearing people try to say tiroir right 🤣
@@DIYMontreal personally I didn’t notice how you said it. Sounded fine. But then again I’m from California and we say fur instead of for so maybe I’m a little desensitized 🤣😂🤣
@@lindewoodworking Fur sure! 😉 I used to live in Tucson as a kid, and we borrowed a lot of Valley. I'm in WI now, and we say drawers like "doors" ("droors"--yikes! 😂😂😂).
@@jacquesdespadas that’s awesome! 🤣
I've been making a Sewing desk for my wife and when I finished the drawers... well it was just a big box with a lot of room. Your "You Tube" was great about making inserts and slider within the drawer... just before the build I went to Rockler "Black Friday deal" and bought a Bessey 90 Angle Clamp that really made the build so much easier. Just wanted to thank you for a great video... I watched you video on making the desk top and how you brought the desk top up to the room where the desk was to be placed. Last year I had a leak in my ceiling in the Kitchen... and watching a guy from the West Coast about plastering I came across "Zip Wall System" I put this up in the kitchen made the repair no dust got out "and there was a lot of it" got out into the kitchen or the rest of the house. Anyway food for thought I enjoy your "You Tubes" keep up the good work!
This is so thoughtful in being easily accessible with minimal tools and not over designed! It’s great!
You are a genius, the straw trick saves so much messing about removing squeeze out, I am in your debt! BTW I like the way you say drawer, it's understandable and a little different to the way we pronounce it in Australia and that gives variety and interest. Who wants to live in a world where everyone says and does things exactly the same way? We would never end up with things like the straw trick. Cheers from your friend in Aus!
Hello from Toronto, and a big thank you for this thorough and easy to follow tutorial. Both my Dad and husband are carpenters with great skills and fancy tools but neither one of them would make a drawer organizer, because they are waaaay to busy with their work. I'm not a carpenter and I don't have fancy tools, but I have lots of cardboard boxes in the basement. Guess where I'm heading next ? And since I'm a girly girl, I will cover my beautiful drawer organizer with pink craft paper 😊😊😊Again, thank you kindly for showing me how to build an organizer.
Really enjoyed that clip, drawer dividers are soooo expensive and not quite suitable for every application but being custom made really is a no brainer, Thanks for the show! Pronunciation of drawers is easy, its just 'draws'
Je suis bien content que ce soit une «chose canadienne française»! Bravo!
Such a good demo video, merci bien! Loved the clear explanation, great visuals, the functionality of this drawer, and thank god for no music! Also the fact you are female, like me, and do serious DIY is a huge satisfaction and joy. Not many women do real DIY, so it is encouraging to see.
I have to do this to so many drawers at home and in my RV. Lovely project. Many thanks!
Wow! You are really You. I gave you the first thumbs up this morning, I log back in to post my thoughts and here we are. You are making waves again, Great job Marry!! 👌🌻
Thank you! And thanks for coming back to watch :)
You are Welcome😊
Beautiful!
Tried this today with a slight twist for the kitchen utensil drawer and it worked brilliantly thank you so much.
Je viens de trouver mon projet pour cet apres-midi! Merci!
Super, enjoy!
Thanks Marie for sharing your techniques. The sacrificial board on the miter gauge I had not thought of. I just realized this is a year old but I say droors and I thought the way you said drawers was the weird way until you pointed out you are just saying "draw" and "-er." Makes sense now.
funky idea using the tape and multiple pieces
Thank you for this video!! Such a simple and efficient way to do drawer dividers. So great!! Thank you!
for those magnetic screwdriver holders i recommend making some little wooden separators that you can glue on, stops all the screwdrivers sticking to each other
Thanks for the tip 👍
As a fellow Canadian, I like the way you say "drawer".
Amazing!
I really like the "details" of what you did in this video. Thank you for sharing.
Just getting ready for dividers for my campervan. Thanks for inspiration. 👍
Was asked by a friend to help make a shadow box for their wall with dividers to hold their small items for display. Your method of creating the dividers looks very doable - thanks for the tips!
Only made a workshop drawer unit last year & already the top 2 are a mess, so I need to do this, thanks 👍.
I know what you mean. They start out nice and isn't long before the clutter sets in.
Super idea - going to try it for all my screws and bolts and other paraphernalia. Oh, and ‘drawer’ in Irish is ‘tarraiceán’ !!! 😉😊👏👏👏
Oh my, Your drawers sound like a tarantula in the ocean 😂
As soon as I saw them notches I smiled. Great job!
Belle prise de conscience avec votre vidéo. Demain, je range les tiroirs de mon workshop. (Rire.) Merci encore et à très bientôt!
Allez, ça fait du bien s'organiser:)
thats a smart thing to do adding a second level of storage.. I am for sure trying that.. thanks for the video
Love it! I'm stealing the straw trick...that's a great tip.
I just attempted to make a single layer of dividers for my kitchen drawer. I don’t have a table saw so I tried to use my miter saw and a thin chisel but my slots are a bit sloppy. It works fine but I definitely need to figure out a better way to cut the slots. Any thoughts, jig saw maybe???? I just found your channel and I am very impressed by your projects and even more importantly I love the way you present your projects. I watch a lot of woodworking channels and find few are really helpful even if they are skillful at woodworking. I’ll be binge watching your channel for sure. Also watched the update router table build…..beautiful. Are you mainly a hobbyist or do to make money with your woodworking?
Really nice job showing how anyone with a table saw and a relatively decent miter gauge can create a knockoff of this to fit their needs. Very clever how you did those notches. 👍
I was commenting on how much I love Tamar's pronunciation (I'm a woodworker and a linguist :) ) in a video where she pointed out that people comment on it, and your pronunciation sounds quite similar to hers. Wouldn't surprise me if New York and Montreal have some shared accent features. Also, love the simple project--if I get around to putting drawers in my shop, those will be included.
Ha well, now I'm confused! I always thought her pronunciation was a little funny, more like draws- You know that New York accent ;) But maybe us north easterners do share something in common :)
Grazie. Lo farò per il mio cassetto in disordine. Saluti da Italia 🙂
I had not noticed your "draw-er" pronunciation (rather than "dror"), but I had noticed your pronunciation of "eye-ron" in an earlier video applying edge banding.
I appreciate your work; you've encouraged me to try some new approaches in my own work.
Haha, so now I say iron weird too!? lol
@@DIYMontreal Maybe I'm the one who says it weird; wouldn't be the first time I've been told such. Thanks again for sharing your work, I appreciate it.
You got my like on the first seconds with the music when you opened the drawer !!!! nice project!
Great video I’ll be using this idea
Awesome glad you like it
Thank you from the States. Southern Indiana here.
Italia bravissima e un bel 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍💯💯🙋♂️
Nice job, excellent results.
Thanks
Definitely like this adjustable design. Merci!
Thanks
Marie a great build and video! Thanks for sharing!
You bet!
gr8 job !!
Thanks!
Great idea. I think I’ll do this to the “junk” drawer in the kitchen. Thanks.
Very nice build Marie that will be on my very large 'to do' list, that's if i manage to get my shed sorted out. It's a bit full at the moment with a load of 6x2 after making some raised beds, plus i need a new workbench as well.
I just need the weather and some good health for me and i'll be fine.
Stay Safe,
Barry (ENG)
I know what the list can be like. Just keep checking off one at a time and you'll get there 👍
Nice draurs!
Thank you 🌹
This. I've been needing this so big thanks!
You bet!
Another great one Marie! I have some very large drawers in my miter saw station that desperately need this and the use of stacking organizers is the way to go!
Great video! Loved it so much I saved it in organization and woodworking!
I'm thinking to show it to my grandson to see if he wants to make Christmas gifts for his folks. If we added more notches it would be readily customizeable.
Nice project i need some for my shop too thanks for sharing
My pleasure!
Awesome work, Marie! Well done! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks for watching! All the best
Thanks for great content
Hello from PEI, where we don't have accents, the rest of the world does! 😉. Love the videos, keep em coming. On a side note, around here, we pronounce "drawer" like you would say "door" only with an "R" added... so think "droor". 🙂
Finally someone who says draw-ers just like I do. 😁Thank you!
These drawers are not only efficient but they are also easy on eyes 👍🤣❤
Nice work! Improved organization is always good.
THANKS!
These organizers look really beautiful and functional. Thank for sharing.
In Midwest US we typically pronounce Drawer similar to Door. Think Door and Droor.
Nice job on the droors!
Oh my
دقت و ایمنی کار شما قابل تقدیر و الهام بخشه
Thanks Marie, nicely done. Thanks for the inspiration!
Vraiment hot pour le classement des tiroirs toujours le fun bien expliqué les étapes ;)
Merci! Ça fait du bien d'être organisé :)
Thanks! You just made my woodworking life easier! Inspiring~
Ottimo direi!!!!
I like how you cut comments out before their asked NICE ! Thanks for your video on draweers lol.
😂 Doing my best to anticipate
@@DIYMontreal Keep on keeping on your doing great !
I’ve been searching for something like this!! Perfect timing
Aw this is fabulous I loved it
Nice vid! In eastern Canada, most pronunciations I hear is "Droors" as in "doors"
I’m from Atlantic Canada and was just about to make the same comment. It’s definitely “droors” for me too lol.
I'm literally from Montreal and everyone I know says it like this too lol don't know why she says draw-urs
Awesome project
Somebody used the wrong depth setting on their kraig jig… happens to me all the time! Great video, thanks for sharing!
Thank u very much!
I think the drawer thing is that I hear it and it sounds as if you are describing someone who draws (i.e., a cartoonist drawing). When I pronounce it is sounds more like dROAR lol
I made inserts but I like this idea of the cross sectioning!
"Drar" cracks me up! Very nice build, though :D
Outstanding guide, thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
Nice! Simple. Practical. Adjustable. My 2 cents; I think Id have the top drawr slide side to side as to make the rear items as accessible as the front. But hey, tomato tomato :)
Interesting, hadn't thought of that!
I say it sort of like "doors"... so, "droors?" Your way makes the most sense linguistically!
nicely done!
I'm just in the middle to reorganize and clean up my garage and build myself a indoor "workshop hut" which I can heat up with a little heater in case I have to do something during winter and that gives me an idea how to organize my drawers wich I need to build first
Glad it might spark an idea. Enjoy your shop time.
Beau video!! Merci :)
Great video and tip... Thank you for sharing... 🤩🤩
What a great video! Thanks for sharing.
Nice job on organizing the drawers Marie! Thank you for sharing with us!💖👍😎JP
Terrific job! I have been putting off this job for years. I guess I should really get off my butt and get to it, especially how easily you make it look. Thank you for sharing. Note: I would say drawer as: "drore", but that's just me! LOL!
I love dividers and slide trays! Thank you so much for this video!
And by the way, I'm from California and I find that most people I know pronounce drawers "jrors" - I'm not even sure I've heard anyone pronounce it differently unless they're from another country or area in the US that has a very distinct accent (like the southern accent, for example) :)
I'm from Montreal, same place as her, and me and everyone I know also says jrors (rhymes with floors) and I've never heard her pronunciation before in my life haha.
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Many years ago I made dividers of hardboard for boxes/drawers, but for the whole depth. And I didn't attach the ends so it was
going everywhere. This is so much better. And the sliding box on top makes it perfect. I'm going to make this during the winter months.
This gives me a great idea for my train storage, great video
i like this idea, im going to use this in my future works, thanks!
Great!
Great video. Exactly what I was looking for to organize my shop and even a few kitchen drawers.
Really nice job
I love your simple and effective method. You are going to help me greatly on my shop drawers project
Thanks, grate idea for organizing draws and clear informative video
I've learnt a lot from you today. thank you
Nice job, I have to do that for my computer desk drawers. They are a mess.😱
Yep, think I might have to tackle that myself next
I thoroughly enjoyed this video, I am repurposing some old furniture for my workshop and it has drawers and I wanted to maximize the space. I started with your video and decided that this is the best option for myself, I watched others and you'd think they were making fine furniture and was so laborious with measuring, time laying everything out so meticulously. Your approach is short sweet and to the point. Thank you...new subscriber
I don't think anybody says "drawer" the way it is spelled. But add in a regional accent and it can become more noticeable.
Adam Savage talks about "order of retrievability" and I like that concept. Items that you use frequently such as screwdrivers should be on the wall where you can see them, almost reach out and grab them with your eyes closed. I use pegboard in my shop. A lot of people complain about pegboard but it is quick and easy and very functional. The trend seems to be putting everything on french cleats and building custom holders for your tools. This is ok if you have the time and have lots of wood scraps, and can make a series of videos doing it so you get paid for it.
brilliant!
Yet another thing I must build
Food for thought! Love this!
I just discovered your channel and love it! Subscribed immediately. Now to comb through comments and other info to see if I can find that neat pusher tool and the thing you use to mark the notch depth. They look like they'll be REALLY handy for many projects.
Awesome! I try to link all the tools I use in the video description. Hope that helps.
Nice system, Marie. Something I need to do. If I could only find the motivation........
Bill
I hear ya. Starting is the hardest part. But then it gets finished faster than you know it and it's so worth it.
Très intéressant. Merci.
Great explanation, as always.
great video! thanks for posting!
I noticed you have the4 same rosewood handle utility knife I do. I lost mine one time took me 3 days to find it now I put in in my pocket with the clip on the outside instead of the knife.