Kreg Kitchen Makeover Series Part 2: How To Make New Drawers

[@carlsails58]

Gary keeps it brief, no excess blabber, and includes every bit of needed information. Makes it easy to tackle myself! Thank you Kreg and Gary. Excellent DIY tools and excellent teacher!

[@wahinenuiloa]

These are very helpful and informative videos. They've helped to convince me to buy a Kreg pocket hole jig. Thanks for posting

[@solomon3860]

great tutorial video

[@KregToolCompany]

Glad you liked it!

[@MarzNet256]

I also cut a slot in front piece for drawer bottom. Over time a nailed panel can drop leaving an ugly anything crack.

[@RetiredPilot]

I do front and back, assemble 3 sides, slide the bottom in and install the 4th end.

[@MnktoDave]

Yup, and with a slot in all four pieces, to fully support the bottom.

[@johngipson8211]

Great!

[@jamestruscott7039]

You mention in the video about drawer fronts. I have watch all 8 videos and cannot find where you did the drawer fronts.

[@bugs181]

What is the entire setup for your Kreg router table? What mount, what motor, etc? Thanks for another great video!

[@KregToolCompany]

We have a benchtop version available: www.kregtool.com/store/c35/router-table-systems/p141/precision-benchtop-router-table And a full table system: www.kregtool.com/store/c35/router-table-systems/p352/precision-router-table-system/

[@barryroberts6470]

Brilliant thanks Kreg. Barry (ENG)

[@waredbear]

Is there a standard height to cut the bottom slot from the bottom of the drawer side?

[@kynguyen6058]

good to know

[@twes619]

I found doing 3 sides with a dado cut is stronger. Front and both sides. I slide it in from the back and use 3 pan head screws to secure it. I tried using 3/4 inch pocket screws but I didn't get a good enough hold. I used 1 inch instead and didn't screw all the way down. They seem to be holding up well.

[@dnnymitc]

I have watched all of these informative videos. But I can not find a place that provides how to install the drawer facings? In one I saw him lean over and saw Gary do something in the drawer with his back turned. Can anyone provide how these are attached?

[@jamestruscott7039]

I couldn't find them either, after watching all 8 videos. :-(

[@Skaggydog]

Screw from the inside to the face. To line it up, get jiggy wit it and you could use some dabble face tape to hold It until you can screw it.

[@purplebabushka852]

I have to buy these tools.

[@waredbear]

How do you determine the drawer height? I don't like a short drawer that allows my socks to fall out and down to the bottom of the cabinet. Is there a max height? I know the drawer opening would be absolute max. Nevermind….I should have watched more of the video.

[@BrendansReasons]

perfect

[@robertw.1499]

You spoke of micro-screws. I have the same K5 jigs as you. Are there micro-screw inserts for the K5 holes?

[@KregToolCompany]

The Micro-Pocket™ Drill Guide (www.kregtool.com/store/c22/kreg-jigreg-accessories/p60/micro-pockettrade-drill-guide/) is a 25% smaller pocket-hole diameter. Compatible with the Kreg Jig® K3, K4, K4MS, and K5.

[@bugs181]

@@KregToolCompany link is broken. Can you update this please?

[@TheAudiostud]

In the UK that Kreg Router Table cost $332:27 how much does it cost in the USA

[@KregToolCompany]

You can view pricing on our Router Table Systems at www.kregtool.com/store/c35/router-table-systems/

[@dalewinn5686]

are you using the micro jig or the regular one?

[@KregToolCompany]

Gary is using the K5: www.kregtool.com/store/c13/kreg-jigsreg/p36/kreg-jigreg-k5/?source=3259

[@HBSuccess]

Actually not exactly. He says right up front it's the Micro Jig (which fits in the K5,4,3,etc, And the plugs are definitely not full-sized plugs.

[@DonnieVandervort]

Why not screw the bottom on with short screws so that is you ever have to replace the bottom it would be real easy?

[@jorgeshicken]

6 screws on each joint seems a bit excessive

[@MasterJediJason]

I think they might be trying to sell more screws..

[@dalewinn5686]

its also an infomercial so the more they use the more they sell.

[@mmcfreds]

because he's only using 1/2" thick plywood for the front, the pocket screws only end up penetrating the wood by maybe 1/4". This means there isn't a lot of thread engagement, hence the need for more screws (to provide strength to the joint). An easier way to make the joint, or at least less expensive, is to cut a rabbet in the drawer sides and glue/brad nail it together.

[@TIMLASHLEY]

what all comes in the K5 kit?

[@KregToolCompany]

3" Wood Project Clamp, Portable Base, 3 downloadable project plans, Kreg Jig® K5 base with ratcheting front-side clamp, extension wings, swiveling dust-collection port, drill guide block, spacer block, workpiece stop, drill bit setup block, stepped drill bit, 6" (152mm) driver bit, stop collar, Allen wrench, Hex wrench, starter Kreg Screw set, and starter pocket-hole plug pack. Learn more here: www.kregtool.com/store/c13/kreg-jigsreg/p362/kreg-jigreg-k5-master-system/

[@silveravnt]

Sorry but at @2:30 thats a terrible way to make that cut and kreg has a tool that fits the bill. Square-Cut™

[@bern153]

well first you should get use to using dowels and biscuits ,what your doing is lazy and un profesional ,

[@scottjfriend]

How thick is the plywood being used for the sides?