+Joey Cymbals I always use 100 lb weight rated slides for drawers and pull outs. I'll put a couple of links below for slides that I've used and recommend. Accuride makes a high quality slide. They are a bit more expensive but are less greasy and work very well. amzn.to/2y8D3Di The Pro Series slides are much more economical and still work very well. I find they do have a bit more grease on them so I usually wear a glove when handling them like I did in this video. That avoids getting grease on the finished project. I've used these slides on a lot of different projects from pull outs to kitchen drawers. amzn.to/2xqKYrM
The links are backwards but I get the point. I have them both in my Amazon's wish list. Thanks for bother in looking the links for me. That's very kind, have a great winter!!
I really don't understand people giving this a thumb's down. Most people click on the video, because they have an interest in learning how to build shelves. If this is you, and you gave it a thumbs down, do you know how much free information you just got? If you got this info in a college course you paid for, you would be thrilled. You just got that for free from the comfort of watching it on your screen wherever you are in only a few minutes. Whether you agree with everything he did or not, the amount of information that can be absorbed is pretty amazing. Think about that.
Thanks for your comment Robert, I appreciate it. I've never really understood the thumbs down either. Even if I don't really like a video all that much I'll just move on and not give it a thumbs up. Like you said it's free information that someone has taken their own time and resources to create. In my opinion, unless a video is very offensive, a thumbs down is just rude.
OMG Robert! I 100% agree about the wonderful free information that Dan is giving. My husband and I know absolutely nothing about carpentry but are trying to learn if we can find a very simple but effective way to retrofit my very small, (appx 5’x13 in double door pantry), with shelves into our 1925 bungalow. I just came home from having a double mastectomy and cannot lift heavy objects anymore. Dan’s is gifted and I truly appreciate his videos. Dan you get 2 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿 from us. Stay 😷
I often see these thumbs down replies and don't understand them either. I think some people click thumbs down to every video they watch. Very negative and unnecessary.
Easily the best video on this topic. So many videos skip the important details for measuring the width of the drawer which for me is the hardest part to get right with my project (doing the same thing of adding pull out shelves in my island). Thank you!
My husband said, hey, I would love to build those pull out drawers for you but I am not sure how. I said you know me, the research queen. I will figure it out. And then you came along. I just love your presentation. I may not have all of the tools you have but we have some of them. Great job and thank you!
Great and detailed video. Doing measurement calculations using metric is so much easier. No dealing with 1/32 or 1/8. Simpler to use cm and mm and all the same. Thank you.
I reckon this is the most comprehensive tutorial I've seen on making and retrofitting kitchen drawers. I'm saving this one for future reference. Brilliant idea, on how not to get confused in the final figure, by deducting the 32nd afterwards. However, had to lol - unnecessary and far simpler in metric. Yes, to further tutorials.
Dan, You have the best shop productions around. I don't know how you do it but, they are just the best. Best teaching personality, detailed and professional production. Keep up the good work and don't change your style.
Whoever gives thumbs down is a person that does not appreciate or see the difference between paying for this free education or not having this present resource. I am 65 years old, I which we had this information in this format in the 60’s, I would have become a genius 😂. For the haters, my daddy always said, if you ain’t saying something nice keep your opinions to yourself.
Thanks for the detailed and thoughtful video, Dan. Using your steps I was able to retrofit a poorly laid-out cupboard to instead be much more useful thanks to pull-out shelves. While mine were rather significantly more 'aesthetically challenged' than yours (thanks to inexperience and a more limited tool set), this video was the key to helping me complete my project. Appreciate it!
I always thought I was the only one who would write something like 23 1/4 (-1/32) on my cut list. But you’re right, it’s faster and easier that way. I like the style of your video. It’s concise and easy to understand!!
This is an excellent video- I especially appreciated the help with measuring correct lengths for the drawer itself. I would love more how to videos- Keep them coming!
Great video again Dan. Width formula obvious when you think about it, but seeing it explicitly shown like this just adds to your confidence when doing jobs like this. Thanks!
This was the best tutorial video I've seen on You Tube. Very professionally done. Thank you, just the encouragement,t with a fantastic tutorial, that I need to start my project.
This is a job I need to do and feel much better tackling it now that I've seen your video. Clear, concise, you speak well, and dish out pertinent facts without waffling through the topic. A very big thumbs up from me.
New subscriber here. This was very useful for my project in my kitchen. I am retired and am a hobby carpenter more familiar with framing and not cabinet making. I have a couple of lower shelves in my cabinets that need some love. Also am considering asking a DIY hidden corner with slide out. Thanks again for your video. All the best in 2024!
I have been putting off this part of my kitchen remodeling. This was the BEST video. Love the width formula. This is really going to help me finally finish my cabinets. ❤😊
Thank you for also posting a link to the sliders you used! This video is very helpful! Thank you for walking us through the process! My husband and I have an old house with a 1960s kitchen. Our Cabinets are outdated, but still rock solid. This will help us to add some updated storage!
Hi Dan, thank you for this insight into making and installing these pullouts. Very informative and for me these subjects are pretty spot on. I have installed pre purchased pull outs but yours look more part of the unit. Regards Mike
When I build base cabinets I use only drawers with full or overextension guides. Eliminates the need to open and close doors to retrieve items from the shelves. Of course I realize this is an after install situation. Thanks for your informative videos. Bill
UA-cam recommended it always makes great choices just when I'm thinking how to try a new project, going to try a small cupboard first for my pan lids and smaller pans . Subscribed and looking forward to binge watching more. Stay safe stay well
I use solid wood on each rail piece and rabbit a 1/4” slot for a floating 1/4” plywood bottom the latest job I did was 14 pullouts all maple with 2 coats of sprayed clear finish. This makes for extremely strong shelves which will never be susceptible to kitchen moisture. I like to use KV slides. As for the set up for install you are spot on. Nice easy to understand video!!
Goodness you make that look so easy. Nicely done and great results. I may have just gained the confidence I need to undertake this project. Just one Rollout for a laundry hamper setup.
Thanks for sharing your expertise. I have to do something similar to this for a friend of my wife. You are going to make me look like a Pro, thanks again for sharing.
Excellent, clear and well organized video, thanks. I will be adapting the instructions to install shelving for a set of five stereo components (amp, turntable, tuner, cassette player, and cd player) into an existing closed-in cabinet space. My main problem is how to manage the various cords and cables required for the various units. Possibly there is other useful information online that will help me with this. Otherwise you might consider creating a how-to video for something like that.
as always, great video! as soon as I get a notification of a new video I have to watch it immediately. This is something I've been wanting to do in the kitchen for a while but never found any good instructions on the process but you did great!
Thanks for the very detailed video. I've been looking at adding these to my bottom cupboards, and thanks to this video, I've got all the information I need to complete this project!
Hi Dan , just found your Channel , Thanks so much for taking the Time to share this , Finally someone doing as easy way to make a draw , Great Explanation
To save some screws and holes I use solid maple rails with 1/4” dado to accept shelf bottom which is also 1/4” maple plywood. I do not glue bottom to rails I leave it floating. I have shelves filled with over 35# of can goods and still holding strong. For finish I use a commercial sealer and spray finish as we have a commercial wood working shop.
+glenda brekke you can buy commercially available slide mounts for cabinets that don't have inside gables to mount to. You can also make wooden rails or framing inside the cabinet to mount the slides to.
Thanks for sharing this info. I appreciate how clean and neat your work is, also the safe & up-to-date methods/equipment (dust collectors) used for the job, I wish I had all that to make it safer for myself, but for now we'll be as careful as possible here. That's exactly what I'm planning on building for my wife so I hope I can do a decent job. Sadly it was be as slick as yours, but hey, that's what happens when you're an amateur right? :) Thanks for your time too! Very well explained!
@@DPShopTalk thanks Dan, really appreciate your help. Hopefully I can get the same results this weekend. 😂. Looking forward on your next tutorial video.
Dan, did you make the Cherry cabinets yourself? I'd love to see you make a high-end cabinet from the get go. That would be a great learning experience. You have the voice and knowledge to be one of the best teachers on UA-cam. See ya mark
+Mark Burgess no these cabinets were existing cabinets that I retrofitted with the pull outs so I didn't build the cabinets. I would like to do a cabinet making episode at some point when I get the time. Thanks for the kind words and feedback!
I don't have a business I just want to do sliders om the kitchen cabinets. We just bought this house and the wife and I both agreed that we hated the NON pull out shelves, and have to get on our knees to get anything that is in the back. I was really wanting to build this type of box and screw it to undercabinet mounts. I have a width of 37' x 23 1/8' area.
I wonder where in America or internet, I can find good sliders like those you are using. Are they specify by weight resistant?
+Joey Cymbals I always use 100 lb weight rated slides for drawers and pull outs. I'll put a couple of links below for slides that I've used and recommend.
Accuride makes a high quality slide. They are a bit more expensive but are less greasy and work very well.
amzn.to/2y8D3Di
The Pro Series slides are much more economical and still work very well. I find they do have a bit more grease on them so I usually wear a glove when handling them like I did in this video. That avoids getting grease on the finished project. I've used these slides on a lot of different projects from pull outs to kitchen drawers.
amzn.to/2xqKYrM
Same. I've used 100lb and seen others do the same. It seems to be a good rule of thumb.
The links are backwards but I get the point. I have them both in my Amazon's wish list. Thanks for bother in looking the links for me. That's very kind, have a great winter!!
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I really don't understand people giving this a thumb's down. Most people click on the video, because they have an interest in learning how to build shelves. If this is you, and you gave it a thumbs down, do you know how much free information you just got? If you got this info in a college course you paid for, you would be thrilled. You just got that for free from the comfort of watching it on your screen wherever you are in only a few minutes. Whether you agree with everything he did or not, the amount of information that can be absorbed is pretty amazing. Think about that.
Thanks for your comment Robert, I appreciate it. I've never really understood the thumbs down either. Even if I don't really like a video all that much I'll just move on and not give it a thumbs up. Like you said it's free information that someone has taken their own time and resources to create. In my opinion, unless a video is very offensive, a thumbs down is just rude.
OMG Robert! I 100% agree about the wonderful free information that Dan is giving. My husband and I know absolutely nothing about carpentry but are trying to learn if we can find a very simple but effective way to retrofit my very small, (appx 5’x13 in double door pantry), with shelves into our 1925 bungalow. I just came home from having a double mastectomy and cannot lift heavy objects anymore. Dan’s is gifted and I truly appreciate his videos. Dan you get 2 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿 from us. Stay 😷
He's a pretty impressive dude.
@@DPShopTalk Dan, you said it all in that last sentence. Unfortunately that is how our world is going lately. Very sad.
I often see these thumbs down replies and don't understand them either. I think some people click thumbs down to every video they watch. Very negative and unnecessary.
Easily the best video on this topic. So many videos skip the important details for measuring the width of the drawer which for me is the hardest part to get right with my project (doing the same thing of adding pull out shelves in my island). Thank you!
My husband said, hey, I would love to build those pull out drawers for you but I am not sure how. I said you know me, the research queen. I will figure it out. And then you came along. I just love your presentation. I may not have all of the tools you have but we have some of them. Great job and thank you!
Great and detailed video. Doing measurement calculations using metric is so much easier. No dealing with 1/32 or 1/8. Simpler to use cm and mm and all the same. Thank you.
What a great tip. I'll surprise the wife with these. She'll love them. Saves her struggling to reach at the back of the cabinet.👍🏻👍🏻
What a great husband!!
@@mybabybookpage my thoughts! So sweet!
I reckon this is the most comprehensive tutorial I've seen on making and retrofitting kitchen drawers. I'm saving this one for future reference.
Brilliant idea, on how not to get confused in the final figure, by deducting the 32nd afterwards. However, had to lol - unnecessary and far simpler in metric.
Yes, to further tutorials.
+howard dove Yeah for things like this metric would be simpler. I use metric for some hardware installs but still build most things in imperial.
Dan, You have the best shop productions around. I don't know how you do it but, they are just the best. Best teaching personality, detailed and professional production. Keep up the good work and don't change your style.
+Scott Doremus thanks very much for the feedback and kind words, very much appreciated!
Thank you. I appreciate your skill as a crafts-person, problem solver, teacher, and videographer.
Wow... Just, WOW! Your thoroughness and attention to detail nearly brought a tear to my eye. I'm really looking forward to watching your other videos!
Whoever gives thumbs down is a person that does not appreciate or see the difference between paying for this free education or not having this present resource. I am 65 years old, I which we had this information in this format in the 60’s, I would have become a genius 😂. For the haters, my daddy always said, if you ain’t saying something nice keep your opinions to yourself.
I’ve watched several example videos for pull out shelves. This one is the most comprehensive and best tutorial. Much thanks.
I like to make the rails across the back a little higher to keep things from falling off the back of the shelf.
Good idea.
Thanks for the detailed and thoughtful video, Dan. Using your steps I was able to retrofit a poorly laid-out cupboard to instead be much more useful thanks to pull-out shelves. While mine were rather significantly more 'aesthetically challenged' than yours (thanks to inexperience and a more limited tool set), this video was the key to helping me complete my project. Appreciate it!
Sir. Your work shop is cleaner than my living room.
Your dress up above my church going wear
Thanks for the top notch video
Thank you, your videos are concise, your work is clean and accurate. I really enjoy watching your videos.
I always thought I was the only one who would write something like 23 1/4 (-1/32) on my cut list. But you’re right, it’s faster and easier that way. I like the style of your video. It’s concise and easy to understand!!
I always enjoy watching your videos . You're a real pro. Very informative and educational. Well Done !
This is an excellent video- I especially appreciated the help with measuring correct lengths for the drawer itself. I would love more how to videos- Keep them coming!
+Stephanie Pankiewicz thanks! Glad you found it helpful.
Thanks babe, now I’m officially a pull out king! Still working on the full extension
loved it! You've explained the whole process so well that it left me feeling super confident!
Great video again Dan. Width formula obvious when you think about it, but seeing it explicitly shown like this just adds to your confidence when doing jobs like this. Thanks!
Best instructions I have seen. Thank you so much as I need to build this in my cabinets. I will have your instructions playing as I construct!
Yes, Let's see more how-to explanations and demonstrations, you videos are very well done and also complete in their detail.
Dan, amazing video and job on the pull out shelves. Thanks for the tips and short cuts to my next project.
This was the best tutorial video I've seen on You Tube. Very professionally done. Thank you, just the encouragement,t with a fantastic tutorial, that I need to start my project.
Video saved and the planning begins. I finally know how to organize my disaster of a pantry. Thank you.
Thanks for the step by step video. My wife’s been asking me to do this in her (our) kitchen.
This is a job I need to do and feel much better tackling it now that I've seen your video. Clear, concise, you speak well, and dish out pertinent facts without waffling through the topic. A very big thumbs up from me.
Thanks very much! Glad to hear that you found the video helpful.
One of the best, clearest, and detailed tutorials I have seen on-line. Thanks!
+sringer62 thanks, glad you found it helpful!
New subscriber here. This was very useful for my project in my kitchen. I am retired and am a hobby carpenter more familiar with framing and not cabinet making. I have a couple of lower shelves in my cabinets that need some love. Also am considering asking a DIY hidden corner with slide out. Thanks again for your video. All the best in 2024!
I have been putting off this part of my kitchen remodeling. This was the BEST video. Love the width formula. This is really going to help me finally finish my cabinets. ❤😊
The best video on this topic that I have seen.
Excellent presentation, I have been wanting to do this for a long time, you have made my task so much simpler! Thank you!
Thank you for also posting a link to the sliders you used! This video is very helpful! Thank you for walking us through the process! My husband and I have an old house with a 1960s kitchen. Our Cabinets are outdated, but still rock solid. This will help us to add some updated storage!
Best instructional video I've watched in a long time. Thank you for that.
Excellent. You start with the basics and point out the things diy people might not think about, like the cabinet facing. An outstanding tutorial.
Very clear instructions! One of the best I’ve seen.
Very nice and fluent voice I'm glad that you share this type of setting of drawers i love that...
Hi Dan, thank you for this insight into making and installing these pullouts. Very informative and for me these subjects are pretty spot on. I have installed pre purchased pull outs but yours look more part of the unit.
Regards
Mike
When I build base cabinets I use only drawers with full or overextension guides. Eliminates the need to open and close doors to retrieve items from the shelves. Of course I realize this is an after install situation. Thanks for your informative videos. Bill
+Bill Edis drawers are definitely nice to avoid having to open doors first.
UA-cam recommended it always makes great choices just when I'm thinking how to try a new project, going to try a small cupboard first for my pan lids and smaller pans . Subscribed and looking forward to binge watching more.
Stay safe stay well
This video is exceptionally helpful! I'd love to see more how-to videos like this. Thanks so much!
U sir are a breath of fresh air. Thank you soooooooo much
Great video! It makes a complex project seem very simple. Thanks for sharing your skills!
great detailed video, I enjoyed the details, I'm going to make these for a messy pots and pans cabnet.
thank you ! I just subscribed to your channel. Because of your clear presentation at every level. Thank you again. Have a nice day.
I use solid wood on each rail piece and rabbit a 1/4” slot for a floating 1/4” plywood bottom the latest job I did was 14 pullouts all maple with 2 coats of sprayed clear finish. This makes for extremely strong shelves which will never be susceptible to kitchen moisture. I like to use KV slides. As for the set up for install you are spot on.
Nice easy to understand video!!
Excellent video! Dan you are an awesome teacher. Your explanation is crystal clear making it easy for anyone to understand.
Thanks for sharing
Goodness you make that look so easy. Nicely done and great results. I may have just gained the confidence I need to undertake this project. Just one Rollout for a laundry hamper setup.
Thanks for sharing your expertise. I have to do something similar to this for a friend of my wife. You are going to make me look like a Pro, thanks again for sharing.
Really like your cut list at 12:52. I hope you don't mind but I made one similar to yours. Very helpful. Thanks.
Excellent, clear and well organized video, thanks. I will be adapting the instructions to install shelving for a set of five stereo components (amp, turntable, tuner, cassette player, and cd player) into an existing closed-in cabinet space. My main problem is how to manage the various cords and cables required for the various units. Possibly there is other useful information online that will help me with this. Otherwise you might consider creating a how-to video for something like that.
I would say installing cable grommets and conduits would be a practical way to keep everything organized.
as always, great video! as soon as I get a notification of a new video I have to watch it immediately. This is something I've been wanting to do in the kitchen for a while but never found any good instructions on the process but you did great!
Nice video, Dan. Well presented and very informative. Keep up the great work.
This video really helped me complete my project faster and easier. Thank you very much!
I enjoyed your descriptive style. Very clear and easy to understand. Look forward to viewing more of your tutorials.
Thank you!
Loved your video, very well organized and meticulous, bring us more
Thanks for the very detailed video. I've been looking at adding these to my bottom cupboards, and thanks to this video, I've got all the information I need to complete this project!
I would definitely love more tutorial videos like this one! Great tool for beginners like myself.
thank for the great video. I've been meaning to do this for a long tome and you technique is a great reference tool.
OMG - this is so great. I've been looking for a clear and concise way to create some for my bathroom. You Rock! 3:55
Hi Dan , just found your Channel , Thanks so much for taking the Time to share this , Finally someone doing as easy way to make a draw , Great Explanation
Great job. Easy to follow.
I'd like to see more how-to videos. Thanks.
Great video. I have been looking for something like this for a long time. Thank you!
You made it look so easy. Thanks for sharing.
I have been following your channel for a while, and it never disappoints - another great video. thanks buddy.
Wow, you are so organized.
Great explanations.
Thank you! You are a good teacher!
To save some screws and holes I use solid maple rails with 1/4” dado to accept shelf bottom which is also 1/4” maple plywood. I do not glue bottom to rails I leave it floating.
I have shelves filled with over 35# of can goods and still holding strong. For finish I use a commercial sealer and spray finish as we have a commercial wood working shop.
very nice video. makes me want to finally get to my kitchen cabinets.
I do like the fastcap screw covers.. well shown. (Now im going to 3d print my own) - thanks.
Love that you included the math
Pullouts are great I have one cabinet with them but I wish they all did!
Loved it! You gave a great explanation of "how to." Looks easy enough for me to tackle. Thanks!
Great video, I need to build some for my cabinets
Great helpful video plus a fine argument for metric system
Excellent explanations. Thank you. Dan
Great video Dan! I vote for more.
Just what I’m looking for, retrofit drawers!
Dan,
This has been very helpful.
You have a good way of explaining the process.
Keep up the videos.
Thanks Dan, got a linen closet that's gonna get some!
Well done. It’s very well detailed. I guess I m all clear now. Thanks.
Great tutorial. This will equal a lot less trial and error (aka wasted materials)
Thanks,very clear, I’d like to see more
You. You deserve more subscribers.
ok i don't have sides on the inside of cupboard so is there steel frames that can be set on the bottom instead of sides?
+glenda brekke you can buy commercially available slide mounts for cabinets that don't have inside gables to mount to. You can also make wooden rails or framing inside the cabinet to mount the slides to.
Great job and good instructions.
Thank you for the detailed video!
Excellent... have just added this to my list of projects!
Thanks for sharing this info. I appreciate how clean and neat your work is, also the safe & up-to-date methods/equipment (dust collectors) used for the job, I wish I had all that to make it safer for myself, but for now we'll be as careful as possible here. That's exactly what I'm planning on building for my wife so I hope I can do a decent job. Sadly it was be as slick as yours, but hey, that's what happens when you're an amateur right? :) Thanks for your time too! Very well explained!
Great organizational demonstration!!!
Thank you for sharing your craftsmanship & knowledge 😊
Great tutorial Dan! Can you please let me know the type/length of screws you used for the drawer slodes?
I use #6 x 1/2" truss head screws for drawer slides.
@@DPShopTalk Thanks Dan, also can you please share the type of screws you used to build the drawer?
Those were #6 x 1-3/4" particle board screws with a self drilling tip. They work really well for melamine construction.
@@DPShopTalk thanks Dan, really appreciate your help. Hopefully I can get the same results this weekend. 😂. Looking forward on your next tutorial video.
I really enjoyed this video and look forward to more like it.
Excellent video! Thanks so much for the effort, it is really appreciated
loved the way you teach.thank you for this video. its very helpful
Dan, did you make the Cherry cabinets yourself? I'd love to see you make a high-end cabinet from the get go. That would be a great learning experience.
You have the voice and knowledge to be one of the best teachers on UA-cam.
See ya
mark
+Mark Burgess no these cabinets were existing cabinets that I retrofitted with the pull outs so I didn't build the cabinets. I would like to do a cabinet making episode at some point when I get the time. Thanks for the kind words and feedback!
I'm wondering why you didn't use undermount sliders for the bottom slider?
You certainly could but it is easier to use all the same slides and build everything the same when time is money.
I don't have a business I just want to do sliders om the kitchen cabinets. We just bought this house and the wife and I both agreed that we hated the NON pull out shelves, and have to get on our knees to get anything that is in the back.
I was really wanting to build this type of box and screw it to undercabinet mounts. I have a width of 37' x 23 1/8' area.
If undermount slides would be easier for your application then I would say go with that. I thought you were asking why I didn't use undermount.
great, the idea for spacing inside the carcass was useful :))