One doesn't need two drills or the jig, although it does help speed up the installation a little. Those who do production work will likely have them. Home DIYers, save yourself a lot of money. I would explain how to do it, but there are a lot of other videos that show how to do it without a lot of expensive and dedicated tools. This is a good video. I'm not trying to detract from it at all. I'm just pointing out to the DIYers how to save a bit of money, which is the point of DIY.

Hi. This is a very excellent presentation. I like to copy your work , but I have a question. As you know , for soft close the drawer width should be one inch less than the opening width, what is the rule with these epoxy coated guides ? I appreciate your input.

Key piece of information missing on most videos

Spray some silicone spray on the ball bearing and rails side it back in forth many times. It will work like a charm. Some how it fixes it self.

This is the best video on youtube for marking and installing the wood drawer pieces into the jig. other videos on here don't show that. It's not even in the porter cable owner's manual. Thank you.

Yeah, my problem is that our garbage drawer has something like this, and we pulled it out for cleaning and the bearing strips both slid out from inside the mounted portion and wouldn’t go back in. It wasn’t working that great anyway, since the drawer wouldn’t open all the way before we cleaned it. So I assume something was wrong with it but I’m not sure how to fix it or if we should just replace the glides.

Hard to watch with it going in and out of focus

Any system for mounting a drawer front that takes 20 minutes to explain is not a good system.

what should be the depth of the top board?

Well, I have to say you are demonstrating the HARD way to mount drawer fronts. How I do it. 1. Mount your doors and adjust first, you are going to do this eventually so do it now. 2. Use self tapping screws, Kreg pocket hole screws work nicely, and drive them in in all 4 corners of the inside of the drawer. Let them protude about 1/8" inch. 3. Don't even think about using clamps. 4. put an appropriate spacer on top of the "door", not behind the drawer front. 5. Set the drawer front on top of the spacer. Use a straight edge to press along the side of the door high enouth enough to index the drawer front against. 6. Press the drawer front into the drawer with the protruding screws. 7. Open the drawer and realign the drawer front to the indentations and drive the screws. Your are done. FWIW I have mounted hundreds and hundreds of drawers this way. No tape measure needed.

I used to put the cabinet on its back, measure the holes for the handle on the front, drill the holes for it, and use those to mark the position on the drawer. Since its on its back, its not moving around. If the drawer doesnt touch the front, i put a bit of sponge on the back, to hold it out a bit..

Those Kreg slide jigs are horrible. They sag under the weight of the heavier duty slides and they sag big time when you put the drawer on them, no matter how tight the clamps are. They were so bad I threw them in the garbage.

how do yo install the track on the drawer without the kreg jig?

That was all day

Ty so much my pal is so brilliant and him installing these drawer things was frustrating him! I can return his kindness by a simple 40 dollar set of these ! Thank you 🎉

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Very thorough and informative video, with all the remedies for what may go wrong when dealing with wood. Thank you very much for taking the time to produce this video. Great job Bert.

How long should your slider mechanism be, for a 24 inch deep cabinet?

This was a great video, thank you

Question: One corner of my box never gets flush. What is my error

Thank you very much, nice explanation

Use a good nail gun and drive in some inch and a half finishing nails and touch up. Takes about 5 minutes.

Meanwhile I’m currently YouTubing how these are put on so that I can take them off to make a tip out 🤣😬

Thanks so much really help full

Please loose the microphone, it's creepy and unprofessional

Thanks. This answered some questions about the process that nobody else addressed.

Thanks for the video, and giving exact dimensions for everything. I’m refinishing my old bathroom cabinet and the false fronts were originally stapled on with blocks of wood. Probably easy to install without the countertop and sink. Difficult to remove once everything is installed.

I’d install the door and square up the door and then set a spacer on the door double stick tape the box and stick it on Ito much clamps, lol

Why not just use double-sided tape for alignment??

Are those 2-1/4” or 2-1/2” rails and stiles?

what the heck is with that space force mic ?LOL

Thought the video was about wonder bras

Very nice, why did you stop there?? now we need to know how to accurately mount our drawer pulls centered in the panel. appreciate you posting the video on drawer faces, thank you

Thank you. Every question I had was answered. How far from the bottom, how tightly it should fit, how deep to cut... etc. Thank you so much.

In a perfect world, all of the drawer boxes would be even, level and plumb where they sit. This is almost never the case. So if you use the same spacers on each box, you will inevitably have misaligned drawer fronts.

Perfect video thank you ! I’m at this step currently with my first cabinet build.

what model is your jig?

Couldn't you also clamp the spacer to the top of the drawer front so it can hang without being held?

Love it! Simple and easily adjustable.

This is probably the best explanation of drawer piece orientation that I have seen. Thank you very much, this really helps out a lot!

what is the width of rails and styles ? TY

Thanks for the video. Really helpful.

Bert any tips on how to measure out the exact length for blum before cutting.

I have the omnijig but am missing the G9, was G6.1, G6.2, G6.3,G6.4, G6.5 template guides. I can make them if I had their outside diameters for those guide bushings. Can you measure them for me please, those are unobtainable and even porter cable can’t tell me.

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Nice system. Way better than some plastic parts!

Thanks, you cleared up my question on where to cut the dado relative to the Dove tails.

What are you using the router on at 1:03-1:15? Is this to fix a similar problem as with KU1 and KU2 in the Cabinet Install part 1 video?

What happened? Was one of the kitchen upper cabinets the wrong width? Or was that wall on the left 3/4" too far? I'm guessing that piece of wood you're marking at 1:03 will be the gap filler?

Bert, what the hell, no masks or anything!? Come on!