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You're welcome. Happy wife, happy life 😊🙏

Thank you for your question but I'm not sure what you mean. Base or wall cabinet? 15" deep next to....?

@kitchensbyrannes I have a corner where two 15 inch deep base cabinets meet. Trying to figure out how best to do it since the planner only seems to have corner options for 24 inches deep cabinets.

Ah, I see. You can use the wall cabinet corner solution. Just add legs. It's basically a 36 inch wide wall cabinet where you add a panel and these brackets. www.ikea.com/ca/en/p/utrusta-corner-hardware-galvanized-10343644/ Check the assembly instructions for the brackets and you'll see what I mean.

@@kitchensbyrannes ahh ok I was wondering if that would work. Would I do anything different with the top of the cabinet since base cabinets don't have a top? I haven't done any sektion builds yet so apologies if this is obvious. I actually have my first set of wall cabinets coming for above the washer and dryer Monday. My wife wanted to get rid of all our open shelving and gets doors on everything

Nope, just add legs 👍

Yes, certainly. However, your rail must be flat for the cabinets to slide with ease but it's certainly possible.

Tell me about it 😜

Thanks for the tip. If the ceiling is hanging like a hammock, it certainly needs to be looked at.

@@kitchensbyrannes It doesn't need to be sagging like a hammock for there to be big problems. A friend of mine was going to buy a house that looked great but with a very slight sag in the ceiling. The building inspection condemned the house because the entire frame was nothing but termite nest.

Good job, it's all about making it work for you.

Thanks for the offer but there's no need to email the actual thing. I'll be happy to receive the file and I can print it myself. BambuLab 💪

@ where do I find your email?

@ what’s the email?

You can send the files here kitchensbyrannes.com/share/ Thanks 👍

@ I sent you something a little bit ago. The site wouldn’t accept .stl files though

Thanks 😊 For that I have no strategy since I'm not installing the countertop 🤣 The client wanted laminate and the installer actually did a decent job. A lot of scribing 😱

Thank you for the reply. I fear I have a lot of scribing to do too 😅

Just do it 😂

To some, it's sufficient. To others, it's not.

You're welcome! I'm sure it's ⅛" or 3 mm.

@@kitchensbyrannesThank you, I understand the size, but I mean what actual kind of bit do you use so it won’t chip the panel. Is it just a straight cut bit or a more fancy type of bit. In appreciation Karen ☺️❤️

Ah.... sorry, my bad. Nothing fancy. Just a regular one.. long... Thin. Not sure what it is called 🤗

@@kitchensbyrannes Thank you for your quick response. I’m using a Makita trimmer/router with the edge guide, a straight cut bit, size 3 mm x 6.4 mm shank size, with a 10 mm depth. An older carpenter’s son told me, he was told by his Dad, to make cutting knife cuts the length I want to route to avoid chipping, and to go slow with several deeper cuts. Like the V cuts you make for the new shelf holes to get a good finish I guess. Any other advice would be much appreciated. Karen ☺️❤️

Your dad and I would agree 👍

It's coming.....it's coming. Next week at the latest for sure.

@@kitchensbyrannes Thanks. I have been going over the instructions and built the frame. Question, are the screws used to secure to the floor not included? If not, what would you suggest to buy for an engineered hardwood floor on a plywood subfloor? Also, for a 90" 3 cabinet island is only 1 frame used and centered? I ask because my IKEA designer included 2.

One is enough. The Ikea planner/order system is a mess. Sometimes there's 2-3 anchor frames delivered for a kitchen with no island or peninsula 🤣 Use whatever screws you have with a flat head and long enough to secure a strong connection

Nope, never. Ikea does not offer such a product.

Sure thing! I'm working on it, for a single-row island first, and then the double. Should be ready within a week. Thanks 😊

Thanks 😊 🇩🇰 Accent...? What accent? 🤣 I installed a vedhamn kitchen last week. Beautiful I think. Check this for statistics: th-cam.com/video/83x1ecI55sM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vF2iMt7OjFrrgw9I

Yay....you did it 😁

WHY ARE YOU SHOUTING?🤔 I can't answer for "people" but I'll eventually make a video about tools. Until then, you can see the content of my toolboxes here: www.amazon.com/shop/kitchensbyrannes?ref_=cm_sw_r_apann_aipsfshop_WQF1NXHP8Y0R7AKRH1KQ&language=en_US

Thanks 🙏 I'm happy to hear that the videos made a difference to you 🤗

You're welcome!

Glad I could help you tackle that project! 🙂

@@kitchensbyrannes I'm modified the depth of my Ikea kitchen cabinet today. It looks great! I wish I would have done this years ago. Thanks so much!

@jamijp10 Thanks 🙏

You're welcome 🤗 I did that too 😁 today.

Hmm.....not sure for what 🤔

@kitchensbyrannes thanks for the quick response! I meant for more cabinets 😊 so perhaps abut them next to each other? The wall is a stud so thinking if I can afix them to the top of the framed wall. Do you think they will be strong enough? Or better to buy a another new rail?

Thanks 😊

You're welcome.

Yes, the Lazy Susan corner cabinet is not the best if you want to fully utilize the cabinet.

Good point. Thanks for sharing. Change to LED would be better.

Thanks 👍

You still use the rail for checking. Just do it in increments and let the rail slide across..it should remain flat on the wall as you move it along.

@kitchensbyrannes did it. It's a must to straighten the wall before you hung the cabs

Yes, small difference, big help. I'll keep your suggestion in mind 🙂

You're welcome! 🤗

My pleasure ☺️

Thanks 🙏

Thanks 😊 I let friction and gravity hold it into place. When doors are in and cabinet is loaded, they won't move. I only use one shim, thick end upwards, then it doesn't slide down

Thank you for your concern. I'm not sure what you mean, but if you suggest that I put a screw in a wire, I can assure you that it didn't happen.

Thanks 🙏

Glad it was helpful! 😀

Yes, you'll need two power supplies.

@kitchensbyrannes Thank you :-) So if i understand you correctly, a connection wire between the two drivers isn't enough. Do you mean that i really need a seperate powersupply with powerplug for each driver?

Driver = power supply. Trådfri is the power supply/driver. Yes, 2 x 30 W to handle all that light 😄

@@kitchensbyrannes thank you 😊😊😊

@@kitchensbyrannes thank you 😊😊😊

What about it? I didn't build the house 😁

For base cabinets these spacers are pointless. The cabinet is hanging in the rail and stands on four legs. Don't use it on those. For wall cabinets you'll use it unless the wall is leaning back. In both cases, you'll need shims. Leaning forward: spacer+shims Leaning back: shims only

@kitchensbyrannes thank you very much for the confirmation!😀

My pleasure. 🙂👌

The new video is in the works. If you subscribe and turn on notifications, you'll know when it's uploaded.

Happy to help 🙂

Welcome to my channel. Just in time for your installation 👍

Glad I could help! ☺️

Yup, I used it too this week for a single-row island 90" long, so I didn't have to cut the length. I'm not doing as Ikea suggests. I use it in the same way as I used the old ones. The video is coming out soon.

Thanks, Grace, I hope all is well.

Hey ...I used the very same jig today and it worked very well. Check the description for the jig, did you do that? That's the one I use.

@@kitchensbyrannes your template says 3 inches but that's not the total width as you don't say how wide the jut out is on the side that is 4 1/2 long. or should the 3 inch line be moved to the top to line up with the top of the jut out.

Yes I see that. Being an engineer , I should be ashamed of myself. Sorry. However, since the placement front to back is not as important as the left to right location, half an inch more or less makes no difference. The measurement I left out, is 4 inches.

@@kitchensbyrannes Two thumbs up on the jig, just made it and used it. thanks for the videos...

You're very welcome 🤗 I'm glad you made it work 😁

Glad it helped ☺️

What brand and model is compatible?

If you mean other brands and models, I don't know. The one I'm installing in the video is from Ikea and is called Utdragbar.

PowerPoint?

@@kitchensbyrannes Not the same person, but they mean electrical outlet. How do you fill the void? I don't really want to leave a hole in the wall when doing mine.

Thanks for stepping in. I normally don't mess with the electric stuff. That said, in renovations, the boxes remain in the wall and the electrician add an "extender" so it comes out a bit, into the cabinet.

You're very welcome 🤗