INSTALL Drawer Slides in Cabinets FAST!

[@Papaden3815]

I love this method. Simple, fast and effective. Oh! The socks with the sandals are not great for going out but it's total comfort at home, in confinement. ;)

[@rhwoodshop]

Thank you. You got that right. I wasn’t doing any work in the shop, just filming so I felt it necessary that I not put on real shoes. 😝

[@mark7557]

I like it, Just to add another device to use as a Guide, For my upper draw slides I clamp a Speed Square to the frame, and rest the slide on that ,

[@rhwoodshop]

Yeah I had mentioned jig use in the video that would work just the same as a speed square. Thank You!!!

[@daverowe5351]

Perfect timing - I am making drawers for my Router table stand but may use some Baltic 1/2" that I have to use it up - your lock joint video helped me decide that as well -:)

[@rhwoodshop]

Perfect. Glad I could help and I’m glad the timing was on point

[@lVl1GGL3]

This was actually a great trip. THANKS!

[@rhwoodshop]

Awesome Mike, glad you enjoyed it

[@stevehubner560]

Reading a book with pictures your a comic! lol still love you videos!

[@rhwoodshop]

Well I’m glad that despite my kiddish humor, you still like my videos. I appreciate the comment. You rock!!!

[@mkdesignsfinewoodworking]

Awesome Drew! I’ll have to try this on my next set of drawers. Also, did you steal the pictures comment from JP? 😆 😂 😂😳

[@rhwoodshop]

🤣 no. I’ve said that for years. Didn’t know he said it too. That’s funny.

[@FredMcIntyre]

Thanks for the info Drew! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

[@rhwoodshop]

So welcome Fred

[@BronkBuilt]

I'm not saying this is the easiest method... But it's the easiest method.

[@rhwoodshop]

🤣 yes it is. That’s funny.

[@giovannipetitti1588]

hi Drew, I'm glad to see that subscribers increased.💯👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@rhwoodshop]

Me too

[@lockpicknewbie5159]

Great explanation Drew. Do one of your previous videos have how to measure out the drawer front and mount it so the spacings are all even?

[@rhwoodshop]

You might check out my drawer installation on my back wall cabinetry which I believe is part 4

[@b0y9ggz]

Great tip...simple and easy installation. Question....how did you remove the center stile in that customer cabinet (that's a great idea I may want to do on my kitchen cabinets) and how did you then cover up the "hole" left between the cabinet doors? Did you have to do anything to reinforce the top-front of the cabinet once the stile was removed? I've been pondering how to do this at home and this may be the solution. Thanks!!!

[@rhwoodshop]

I used a multi tool and cut it flush with the surface at both ends and then used a matching stain to cover up the raw wood. It takes a steady hand but it can be done. No reinforcement needed because the stile did not go all the way to the countertop. Center stiles usually butt join to the top and bottom rail

[@jimknowles5483]

Love it , brilliantly simple....! just jim

[@dougprentice1363]

Do you have a video you'd recommend on installing wall cabinets? I've not found one yet that answers my questions.

[@rhwoodshop]

I don’t know if you’ve seen this particular video but I did this in my shop. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmXWiHWgpLSFj6c

[@richarddaggett]

good tip, thanks for the video.

[@rhwoodshop]

Thank You!!!

[@marcelo403polo2]

I was using spacers way before youtube was existing

[@rhwoodshop]

😆 , I’m sure you did. These tips have just been handed down for many many years.

[@michaell7877]

Great Vid my friend. I like it...

[@rhwoodshop]

Excellent, happy you enjoyed it

[@roy4410]

how do you control overspray in your shop and outside

[@rhwoodshop]

I use a smaller fan setting and cover immediate areas. Any areas further away just get dried dust since the gun atomizes it which dries it very fast.

[@giovannipetitti1588]

By the way I forgot: Boooooom.😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@rhwoodshop]

Never forget the BOOM, it’s vitally important