Strongest Drawer Cabinet | Concealed Aluminum Frame
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- This Drawer Cabinet is made Super Strong with Concealed Aluminum Frame to hold a HUGE Ratrig V-Core3 3D Printer on top. The Aluminum Frame is Completely Concealed with a First-In-The-World Paneling Method, Combining Aesthetic with Strength. In 11 steps, I will show you how it is done.
Built to handle the vibrations of a demanding 3D Printer, and to remove the industrial aluminum extrusion look for the sake of domestic use, and also to provide drawer space for sufficient storage, this may look like an ordinary cabinet, dresser or drawer case, but it is definitely not. This is no ordinary furniture. This structure is built for accepting a demanding payload. These are what aluminum profiles can offer.
In this video, multiple 'Art-Of-Joinery' methods to handle aluminum extrusion will be explained, and the 'First-In-The-World' method to apply paneling onto aluminum extrusion will be showcased. Multiple 3D printed accessories to help with the build will be demonstrated.
This is probably the most innovative way to DIY aluminum extrusion profiles, and you may already download the files from the website to build one for yourself! You may custom-adjust the dimensions of the 3D Modelled file to suit your own needs. Make sure to share your build with us on our Instagram channel!
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00:00 - Intro
00:23 - Step 1 Marking Cutting Tapping Drilling
05:21 - Step 2 Aluminum Frame Assembly
11:42 - Step 3 Aesthetic Paneling
15:50 - Step 4 Drawer Slides Assembly Preparation
18:20 - Step 5 Mounting Drawer Slides Assembly
21:33 - Step 6 Wood Processing
23:01 - Step 7 Drawer Box Assembly
28:02 - Step 8 Installing Rubber Feet
28:42 - Step 9 Mounting Drawer Faces
31:52 - Step 10 Transportation
33:26 - Step 11 Installing Drawer Handles
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The detail and precision that you put into your work & video is simply the BEST i had seen so far. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skill! 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Impressive skills and details. The 3d printed tools are clever
Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you found the skills and details impressive. It means a lot to me that you took the time to watch and appreciate my work.
good job man!
Pure CRAFTSMANSHIP!! I love watching this channel. The precision to make everything so perfect is just outstanding. I do not know if this is your job or your hobby. It is clear that you are the best at this. Thank you for sharing your content with us.
😊😊😊 glad you liked it! Drop by our website to see all our listed creations! thealuminumcarpenter.com
The computer generated narration is just too much...
Agree, but is there another solution u can suggest? I may tweak still.
@@JeremyMitts i understand why you cannot key in the whole line of email LOL...
The last time I did that TH-cam got mad at me
@@JeremyMitts wait wat… how did u know ‘mad’ at u? In what way or response?
Please just record your voice? I hate the computer narration so much I can’t even watch. Plus, since all the hoax and scam content farm videos use computer narration, the sound is just closely associated with bogus content, which rubs off on you even if your content is legit.
Also props for seamlessly integrating woodworking, aluminum framing, and 3D printing. I’ve seen woodworking and aluminum framing channels utilize 3D printed jigs and woodworking combined with aluminum framing but not ones that do all three
Thanks for analyzing the video in such detail!
Patrick, haven't heard from you in a very long time. what's going on there?
@@TheAluminumCarpenter for some reason I stopped seeing everything of yours. All is well. This is the first post/ anything I’ve seen of yours in a long time
that must be due to 'Watch History', gotten pushed away by other contents😀@@patrickschardt7724
Using flat plates with drop-in t-nuts to keep the extrusions square while fastening the final end fastener or bracket is genius. I will have to tell my assembler at work about this trick. He might know it already but it’s worth mentioning
Yes, pls share with the world like i did. I dont believe in keeping skills to ourselves and bring them to the grave one day.
I hate music in wood working videos. but not this time, this music makes me want to go down to the shop right now while everyone is asleep.
Thanks! Such perfection! Fascinating!
Many 🙏
@@TheAluminumCarpenter
Of course we’re captivated by the construction but your video and editing skills are top notch too,
@ericbrady thanks! Hope you watch the latest videos where i invested more into video editing 😀
I am building cabinets and furniture for a camper van conversion. I am also using T-Slot aluminum framing as the aluminum T-Slot joint strength and resistance to joint failure due to all the vibration and movement is unsurpassed by any wood joinery construction. I appreciate your custom tools and technique. I am ordering my aluminum all cut to my specifications with holes pre-drilled for Ancho Fasteners as Anchor Fasteners are the strongest joint they have for jointing the aluminum T-Slots.
Good luck to your build. Hope today’s video launch can help you further. 😊
I like your videos. Very descriptive and informative.
Glad you like them!
First video I'm watching from you and allthough I think it's wayyy overkill, that's a lot better than building things too fragile. There's a lot of pride in your work and you work very precise! I also admire how you can feel that you've put your a lot of work into the video itself (and reacting to your audience), definitely got a new subscriber!
Also, don't doubt yourself when people are hating, you're doing fine.
The later videos are way more improved, technical, practical & aesthetic. Pls enjoy.
through your work i can tell your level of precision and meticulous and the concept of paneling is amazing thks for sharing...
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The next few projects you mentioned I Wana watch,
Thank you! 😀
Surprised with all the precision & extra strength in the frame, you didn't use screws in the drawer box construction! The brad nails are great to hold until glue dries & kept waiting to see you add screws for the mechanical strength. Amazed you didn't do that, especially for the bottoms, which rely only on a bit of glue (not enough rabbitted) & brads 😮. Amazing construction of the frame & exterior, and do love that work bench!
thanks... for the newer videos in my channel, you will definitely like all the new methods. please enjoy.
For extrusion, you are my GOAT
Thanks for putting me in the category of Messi 😀
excellent video all around. and great results too. nice look
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I love it thanks for this great video
Thanks for watching 😀
Trabalho magnífico... O vídeo ideal que eu queria ver sobre montagem de um gaveteiro com estrutura de alumínio. Sucesso...
Hope you liked it. Good luck!
제가 하고 싶은 것을 만드셨네요. 대단하세요. It is the strongest cabinet in the world.
Greetings! Thanks! 😀
Thank you for the detailed how to >..
Glad it was helpful!
Finally ada video baru. Solid build and looks so legit. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
How did u watch so fast? 😀
@@TheAluminumCarpenter that's my secret recipe haha
@@ilifirdaushamzaah95 ok hope you rewatch it again, slowly this time.. hahaha
@@TheAluminumCarpenter yup. Don't worry ya ✌🏼
😀😀😀
Thanks, You certainly are very innovative. I've subscribed to your channel.
Awesome, thank you!
I think this is as good as a concrete slab to eliminate any vibrations😮 Besides, this is a good video! A lot of information and all your accuracy jigs shown are very smart and useful.
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yo this video is really fantastic. the build process is so satisfying to watch.
Thank you Gordon, pls wait for next few videos 😀
I've never built an alumininium-frame cabinet before, but I find this video fascinating to watch💯
Glad you enjoyed it! Why dont you try build one? I am sure you will enjoy it.
You’re in for a treat. He does a great job
Also aluminum t-slot frame possibilities are limited by your imagination
@@patrickschardt7724 Kind words again, Patrick, always nice to hear from you!
Super over engineered....I LOVE IT!!!!
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That track saw lift is genius.
Yep thank you! Its a valuable addition to the workshop 😀
Very clear step by step guide. Are you selling those 3D printed drill guides. It will be a great additional during the build process. If yes, let me know. Thanks!
Yes, thank you. please contact us through our website on what you need. We will reply to you.
great friend looking forward to collect ideas for my new rack and storage system id like to build
Go for it!
Very good tutorial . I'm thinking using other t-nut for a drawer slider . a "Heavy Slot Nut B-Type Slot 10 [M5]" is suitable for drawers ?
😊 i cant use the name you provided, as names differ everywhere. It doesnt matter which nut you use. Make sure you use the largest M size possible, and avoid hammerhead T-nuts.
Sensacional o Video eu aqui no Brasil, estou fabricando minha Router CNC para uso industrial, 100%, com este conceito e mais algumas técnicas, sou Designer(gráfico e de Produto) e também desenvolvedor de sistema, eu trabalho mais como desenvolvedor, mas quero atuar também com desenvolvimento de produtos fisicos...... Parabens Pelo video
Good luck in everything that you are working on!
I like how you over engineered the structure, it's so strong you can probably park a truck on top and it still won't move
Thanks! But i wont park a truck thou 😀
it looks brutal strong, aswell it must be also brutal expensive in components and working time
There’s both ways to everything in life buddy 😀 it is handmade, thus time required. It is so strong, there must be a price to it. But all i wana do is to demonstrate my methods to the world 😀
Wow.
Randomly stumbled upon this vid and wondered why something seemed familiar - now I realized I found your carouhell listing whilst searching for ingco routers earlier in the week.. 😂
Welcome aboard!
Hi, I am having to drill wholes to add quick connectors, would you know what would be a good drill to use. I know I need to go a bit smaller before I go to 11mm per haps start with 8mm. But would any HSS drill do, as I am having trouble drilling the holes, as my profile core is a bit thicker than the profiles you are using. Or would I need to start off even smaller like a 4mm drill? Would cutting fluid help?
The drill bits you seen in my videos are meant for aluminum. The key thing to take note is, the pointed tip of the bit must be sharp. If you are using old bits, its fine, but u need to sharpen and renew the tip of it. If not, just use new bits. It will be a huge difference. Tapping fluid may help only a tiny bit. You dont really need to go too high a speed. If your bit is sharp, it will go through within 10 seconds.
Do you have a link for the drawer slides that you used?
Nice instructional video.
I’ll search for you.
really awesome...thanks a lot for sharing. One Question : how heavy is the board ?...lgmario
I would like to weigh it but its too late now. I should have done it before assembly. I can say that the boards are more dense than normal. Its heavy to me. In fact, the aluminum frame is pretty light and most of the weight is from the wood and drawers.
did you make concealed aluminum frame cabinet with full overlay doors by any chance ? i want to know if there are hinges that can mount on extruded aluminum frame and can still overlay cover tha frame+side panels.when the cabinet door is closed
Of cos, im already on a ongoing research into this aspect for months now. Loads and loads of hinges in my workshop and on trial period now.
@@TheAluminumCarpenter I was thinking it may be possible to cover that alu frame + panel thickness with blum 170 degree hinge, im interested in this because i think it could be useful to make kitchen cabinets like this at least where the dishwasher and sink are because humidity wrecks wood over time😓
Nice work!
Aluminium extrusion is very expensive here in the UK 😞
How expensive is it there?
@@TheAluminumCarpenter I just purchased some ITEM 40X40 heavy, 8 mm slot and it is just short of £30 per metre including our government value added tax.
Why you do not use for the voron 2.4 frame the metal fasteners to join the frame corners? Like in 5:30.
Thanks for your videos
I tried but i still cannot get what you mean 🙏
great video, do you happen to have the 3D print designs for the 20 series (20x20mm) drill guides? I can see only the 30 series on the website
Yes I have, it will come along with the new video releasing this weekend. Pls wait a while.
@@TheAluminumCarpenter awesome, I subscribed
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Hi, it’s been long. We finally made our precision jigs available for purchase. Please take time to drop by our website thealuminumcarpenter.com
Great jigs. Can you produce a physical 15-series jig for people who don't have a 3d printer? Would be very interested in one. Thanks!
Yes ok. In the pipeline already. But need to wait till backlogs are cleared.
Hi, it’s been long. We finally made our precision jigs available for purchase. Please take time to drop by our website thealuminumcarpenter.com
Do you have a link for the fasteners? Is the tapped hole M5 or M6 by the way? Length of bolts?
Tapped holes are M8 size. Today i will launch a new video with affiliate links to the parts within the video description. All the links will be directly relevant to your question here because the new video today is also using the same profile sizes.
what is the type of board used to cover the cabinet? Where can we get them?
These are custom fabricated. Source locally in your own country. 😊
Amazing! What 3-D Printer you use?
I use Voron 2.4
You are too good... i wish i could be able to do half as good as you... i am planning to make an expedition truck body framing using aluminum extrusion... I dont know which size to use 40x40 or 50x50? Please can you guide me
Wow i wouldnt be able to advice on truck body. I think you need to seek auto channels to ask this.
@TheAluminumCarpenter Thank You for your reply... ☺️
Welcome. Anytime.
What do plan on putting in their. Lead Ingots?
Yup probably 🤪 but no. Its a massive 3d printer as mentioned in the video.
What metal part are you using for the drill guides?
we have changed to other drill guides. please visit our website thealuminumcarpenter.com for the full catalog of drilling jigs.
I saw a jig/guide while looking at 8020 stuff for taping the ends, dunno if good, sure you'll 3d print one if want anyway haha
😀👍 yes. I wont be buying. My go-to is to print 😀
Hi, it’s been long. We finally made our precision jigs available for purchase. Please take time to drop by our website thealuminumcarpenter.com
Sir could u pls tell me what software u used for designing the frame ??
Shapr3d
I am looking for the smartest way to build slider attachment for table saw. I think i found it at 22:44 . Any ideas?
It depends on so many other factors. There are so many videos i have seen out there that can do this. But it clearly depends on what your existing setup allows.
I’m pretty sure 8020 sells jigs made out of anodized aluminum for drilling those holes
Thanks for the info 😀
Can you buy those drilled flat plates or did you make them yourself?
Are you referring to the flushplates?
@@TheAluminumCarpenter Yes, the plates you use to ensure everthing is square.
친환경 PET :)
Correct!
So have downloadable plans on how to make one. ??
Yes. All our design plans are on the website. thealuminumcarpenter.com
Woodworker snobs might be less than impressed with you drawer building technique 🤔. Maybe some dovetails next time. But WOW on the aluminum work!
I seriously agree with you on that! 😀😀😀
What is your go to for extruded aluminum and parts in the USA?
please visit my latest video "Large Trolley" and view the description. I did include links for that video.
The strength of this cabinet does seem to be crazy high and the result is quite elegant (I'm a fan of simplicity). I have two questions/comments.
First, those corner brackets add up $$$ and I've found the small (single bolt) brackets can be replaced with small pieces of aluminum extrusion cut and drilled to accept the bolts with little/no loss of frame strength. The cost of DIY corner brackets is pennies per bracket and some of your time.
Second, The drawer bottom attachment (glue and brads holding butt joints) seems like a potential weak spot. Drawers get banged, racked, twisted, all the time. Drawer bottoms get things dropped into them, liquid spills and humidity do their dirty work, lots of insults over time. A rabbet on the bottom of the edges and some small l-brackets or an extrusion would add a lot of strength right where your heavy items land.
Thanks for your comments. 1st, i do have the luxury of bulk orders due to customer orders and i am using just the leftovers which is extremely cost effective. 2nd, the drawers were meant to house 3d printing accessories and because of that, i need not invest in stronger drawers and till today, the drawers seemed to be an overkill. Nevertheless, i took in your words and will take note in the future. Enjoy watching! I have a backlog of content to edit. Stay tuned!
высокоточная тумба! Кернения дерева это было смешно)))) Большинство действий можно делать с такой же точностью, быстрей и такого же качества руками, без помощи всяких пластин. Для тех кто не хочет делать, а заниматься Тра%ониной, самое то, что бы время убить..... (Штангенциркуль не хватало и нанометра)
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Thanks!🤜
What is a hammerhead T-nut?
What is the name of the ruler/square with holes for the pencil?
Woodworking ruler
What is the name of the end clip shown at 17:31?
Standard end fastener
Is there a particular brand/make of extruded Aluminum used here?
PS: I see you’re in 🇸🇬 !!!
Nope, no particular brand. Hi fellow SG 🇸🇬🤜
You can use bicycle quick clamps on your drilling gig avoiding time consuming allen screws.
Thanks for the info!
❤ super well built, do you sell the jigs? How much was the cost of the material? Thanks
Hi Carlos, its in the website, u can check it in the description.
Thanks for the reply, but I’m interested in the jigs already made not the files since I don’t have a 3D printer, thanks again.
Understood. Pls contact us directly through the website and we can make arrangements. 😀
This guy must be a Virgo!
I’m trying to figure out what this means actually 😀
yes, if you are not skilled in carpentry you should do it this way... it is a huuuuuge overkill but if you cannot build it in any normal way.....
Completely agree with you 😌
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thanks!
It would be super helpful if the cost of materials are also shared.s
Ok, i’ll be more organized next time 😉
this is how computer engineers make drawers 🎉
I didnt know 😉
You need a T shaped allen key
Yup. Needed one right away! 😀
@@TheAluminumCarpenter 8020 has various sized ones for fractional (imperial) and metric as does McMaster-Carr
@@patrickschardt7724 I envy all those who can do imperial measurements. It completely baffles me on the fractions 😀
@@TheAluminumCarpenter I live in the US and as a designer/engineer, I can’t stand the imperial system but have to use it
@@patrickschardt7724 which part of US? One day i might visit the country. Never been there but in the bucket list 😀
Where did you order the paneling from?
From a random overseas supplier. But i wont be going back to this supplier due to squareness of cut issue.
@TheAluminumCarpenter do you have a new supplier for these panels?
Of cos i do. After these time, we found all solutions to the problem.
@@TheAluminumCarpenter can you please share the information?
which material is the table top?
Its PET laminated wood panel. Its chipboard inside.
@@TheAluminumCarpenter thanks 🥰
Always welcomed 😀
Double sided tape may temporary hold drawer fronts until they are screwed in place without removing the cabinet top.
Thanks for the info!
real question is how much total load for the frame and ffor each individual drawer
What method should we use to find out the load?
Now how do you know that something you came up with has not already be done by someone anywhere else in the world? LOL
Thanks for the info 😀
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Thanks!
A saw stop would have made even quicker job lol
probably want to put thread lock on the most hidden screws.
I find designs that require cuts to be perfect to be problematic...
Great advice on thread lock. Precision is the thing that gets me a good night’s sleep, therefore i have no choice but to comply 😌
What's your motivation in building it yourself? Do you do it for fun or does it cost cheaper to DIY?
lets say (1) i want something, but i cannot find someone who knows how to make such, (2) lets say we found someone who can build it for me, but at what cost? customized build is not cheap. (3) i strongly believe my talents can be found here, amongst creative and engineer, why not use it (4) i have been doing DIY my whole life (5) i always wanted to make videos for ppl to learn, thats some reasons off the top of my head.
How many decades did it take you to build the first cabinet?😂😂😂 Aaand also: what was the cost for the extra weight?😂😂😂
I've been building cabinets all the time, didnt take decades. and for the cost of the extra weight, i dont understand the question.
Me and ten beers would destroy this in twenty seconds
Ok great. 👍
Funny... This is pretty much the same construction I used for my van...
I hope I can take a look at your van pls 😊
Pressed wood is so prone to breaking you can’t donate something made with it to Goodwill even it it is in perfect condition
Thanks for the info 😀
I bet it's a good video, but I can't get past the computer voice.
so this is how to make voron 3d printer
Not exactly 😂
Thank you for the video, what is the name of the t-nut used on the end of extrusions to join corners, like in this segment? th-cam.com/video/GR1VQAgntxQ/w-d-xo.html
Need u to respecify the part of the video so i can identify it for u. Take a ‘clip’ of the video section.
@@TheAluminumCarpenter Thank you so much for your reply, the part i mean is the washer being used on the end of the extrusions in this clip th-cam.com/users/clipUgkx1A3wg5-RxmsVeTqx8qNZM1CnuCeuheQN
Welcome 😀 that is called standard end fastener. Not commonly used. Depending on your location, it might be difficult to source.
@@TheAluminumCarpenter thank you so much! I have been searching for days for this item. I will see if AliExpress have them. I am based in the UK :)
Great! Search banggood.com too just in case.
Is that cabinet going to mars ?
Yup sure!
What was the previous record for drilling drawer holes?
8020 sells panels that hide the aluminum frame, they even made a document showing how to do it on their website.
please show me
Ти из Германии??
no, i am not from Germany.
That robot voice is kinda weird. But good vid overall.
Thanks for that 😀
Türkçe çeviri niçin yok
OK, Turkish has been added for you!
@@TheAluminumCarpenter yüzmilyon defa teşekkür ♥️
are you korean? 한국분이신가요??
Nope. Im not korean 😌
@@TheAluminumCarpenter oh i saw korean words on the plate sorry :)
Ya. Its just the product 😀
The person doing the voice over must be making a killing because his voice is on 100000 more videos and shorts 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for enduring 😂😂😂 no budget left 🤪
What the hell would've that costed
Peanuts… 😀 my side of the world not ex.
How do you tap with a regular drill bit??😂😂😂😂😂
thats funny!
Overkill
Yep. Rather than underkill. This 3d printer is too demanding.
A chain is only as strong as its weakest link, so the parts that you way over built on this did not add much if any strength
Thanks for the info 😀
How to build a $1800 drawer base in only 36 min.
Great way to miss the estimation by the mile.
Chorome and anodized aluminum does not go well together. For that matter, unless you are blind to detail, brushed stainless steel or the fake stainless steel does not match aluminum either. I doubt that IKEA sells any more real stainless steel handles or towel racks etc. They’ve cheapened their products to all be fake stainless steel that will rust.
Thanks for the info 😀