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Hi @SmartHomeLumary! What did you have in mind? Feel free to message me through Etsy if you'd like to discuss further-link’s in the description.

Awesome, thank you!

Glad it helped!

Currently using just SketchUp.

@ i was trying to look for how you were able to have it show the measurements like that and it stay on the component like you had it. Ill have to play with it more i guess

@sodaguj3208 Thought it was subtle enough, glad it brought back some nostalgia!

Hey @sodaguj3208 and @Robyrob7771! I've actually been on the fence about the background music. I want these videos to be as enjoyable and easy on the ears as possible, without the music overpowering everything. What do you think-would you prefer no music, something more low-key, or a different style altogether? Your feedback means a lot and really helps shape these videos, so let me know!

@@gooddiyplans8855 I didn't mind it

@petemelendez710 Glad to hear the instructions are helpful! I'd love to know how your kitchen setup turns out. And hey, if you're interested in a corner cabinet video, let me know! If there's enough interest, I’ll make it happen.

@EdBecnel Thanks! That really means a lot. I'm glad the plans are helpful and easy to follow.

Glad it was helpful!

@evargas510 Haha, appreciate that! 👏 Glad you enjoyed the “class”! 😄

@melissajohnston2723 Thanks! Glad you found all the details helpful!

@TechBrewGamer It’s crazy, right? Definitely a shame when people end up paying more.

@martinevenson9844 Any stud finder should work fine! Personally, I used this one from Amazon (affiliate link) - did the job well for me: [amzn.to/4ftcBGb](amzn.to/4ftcBGb). It’s got 1,394 ratings and a solid 4.0 stars, plus it’s only around $20.

Sketchup

I use sketchup

I use sketchup

@lucapascarella2597 Yes, I do! Shoot me a direct message on Etsy with your email, and I’ll send over the unpublished copy. I’m still working on listing it on my site, but the plan is ready to go!

Here is the URL for the base + wall cabinet plan www.etsy.com/listing/1801053594/digital-download-diy-wall-and-base?ref=listings_manager_grid

@@gooddiyplans8855just sent it over! Thank you!

Awesome! That's amazing to hear

@riaanbruyns6744 Only in inches for now, but I’ll keep that in mind for the future!

I aimed to match the most common totes from big stores like Home Depot and Costco, hoping they’ll stick around for a while.

Glad you liked it!

Thanks, glad you liked it!

@laurel697 Thanks! I’ll definitely keep that in mind. Appreciate the feedback!

Glad you’re excited! Would love to hear how it turns out-feel free to share your experience!

@Qnar9 Ah, I see it now. Those auto-captions can be wild sometimes-thanks for catching that!

@harrisedgar Yeah, that would be nice! Where are you watching from? Is plywood the same over there? It feels like every country has its own standards, so it’s tricky to make a video that fits everyone.

@@gooddiyplans8855 Thanks for asking, all plywood sizes are metric (even in the US as far as I know, they might commercialize them in inches nominally) and in Mexico lumber in only sold in inches and feet and Canada too but that’s about it. For commercial purposes imperial system has prevailed in the wood market (bolts and nuts too) here in Mexico. Other than all measurements are metric.

So funny: th-cam.com/video/JYqfVE-fykk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=l7MNEDglmlS6201f

I’m so happy to hear that! It’s super encouraging.

@LouRusiski Absolutely! If your garage deals with snow melt, rain sneaking under the door, or random water puddles, treated lumber is the way to go. Smart thinking - nobody wants soggy shelves, and untreated wood can rot over time and wreck the whole setup!

@dtcoleman05 For each cabinet, you’ll need 1 sheet of 3/4″ plywood and 1 sheet of 1/4″ plywood. You’ll pretty much use all of the 3/4″ sheet, but only part of the 1/4″. If you plan to build 4 cabinets, it’s more efficient-4 sheets of 3/4″ and just 2 sheets of 1/4″ plywood will cover it all. Nice and straightforward!

@mambi74 I always struggle with that! I feel like no music might make it too plain, but I also don’t want it to distract from the content. Does anyone else think the music needs to go? I’m open to experimenting to make sure you guys get the best experience as more videos roll out!

@DCmite1 Nice! Adding that extra width and ripping the 2x4s is a smart move. Would be cool to see how it turned out!

@David-xf5vl Yes! 100%. For the one I have in my garage, I ended up tossing snow slides and other gear up there too. Haven't added the plywood yet, but definitely planning on it-should be a quick upgrade!

@christopherwalker9130 Yeah, there are definitely lots of ways to secure it. I think the most important place to secure is up top because that's where most of the weight will cause the structure to pull away from the wall if it's not properly anchored. By attaching it at the top, you’re keeping everything stable and preventing any tipping. Your idea with the French cleat is solid too-always good to have options!

@tommaxwell429 Thanks! Yeah, this setup is more for lighter stuff like seasonal items, decorations, clothes, and extra household supplies. I totally agree, heavy items could definitely put a strain on the totes over time. As for cost-totes were around $7 each, and I’ve got a video here explaining how I snagged that deal: [th-cam.com/video/oWUaGm8bAwE/w-d-xo.html](th-cam.com/video/oWUaGm8bAwE/w-d-xo.html). The lumber is pretty cheap too. Rough estimate: around $120 for the rack and about $200 for the totes, so around $320 total (but prices can fluctuate).

I appreciate that! Glad you enjoyed the explanation!

Thank you! I'm really glad you found value in the video. I have plenty of other plans and videos coming, so stay tuned for more! Feel free to check out my other projects as well. Appreciate the support!

Here’s the link to the plans: [www.etsy.com/listing/1776266587/digital-download-diy-27-gallon-tote?ref=listings_manager_grid](www.etsy.com/listing/1776266587/digital-download-diy-27-gallon-tote?ref=listings_manager_grid).

Yes, you can definitely do that! I don't see an issue with using 2x2s or ripping a 2x6 into 2x3s. I'm in California, and right now 2x4s are super cheap, not like during COVID when prices were as high as $9 per 2x4. Now they’re around $3. Feel free to go with what works best for you. Just keep in mind that if you use different lumber sizes, the plans might need some adjustments.

This is super encouraging to hear! Thank you so much for your kind words, and welcome to the channel! I'm thrilled to have you on board, and I hope my projects continue to inspire you. Greetings to Belgium!

Thanks! I appreciate the feedabck!

SketchUp

Yes, it can definitely get pricey! Either method works great-I just showed one way to do it. Best of luck with your pantry cabinets!

Link is in the description. I have many different configurations available!