Good job, Thank you! I have the garbage cabinet already, but it's one where you open the cabinet door (hinged), then you pull out the garbage cans that are in a metal basket that is on rails, similar to the ones you installed. I want the cabinet door to be attached to the basket so it one motion to reveal the garbage cans. Currently I have to open the cabinet door, then pull out the sliding basket to get to the garbage. Anyway, thanks a lot for the instructional vid.
I installed the REV-A-SHELF single can unit, smaller space next to sink, and had to put a thin shim under the front bracket so that the unit didn't keep sliding open. I'm going to use your video to make some pull out drawers for my pantry and under counter pots and pans storage.
6:06 best sincere move and uncuted ever in furniture building DIY... only for that you deserve the gold... i am still laughing in a funny way and i find myself in this moment sometimes :)
I feel like I would have made the same mistake with the center bracket. Thanks for making this, I'm completely changing how I plan to do this same project!
Thank you! I know a little bit about a lot of things, but I only got that way by trying my hand at new things. Anyone can DIY, but it can definitely require a bit of bravery and a willingness to try something that you have never done before. Thanks for watching! Be sure to check out my other videos like this one: th-cam.com/video/h975IP9zaFU/w-d-xo.html
Great video, I've seen many more showing very fancy drawers but you need to have $12,000 in equipment to build them, far from a regular tools a homeowner has.
Thanks! Yes, there are some videos that are totally unrealistic in the number of tools that they use but man it sure would be nice to have a $2,000 table saw.
I like how you have it hanging instead of attached to the bottom. One question; with the weight of the trash cans sitting on melamine, aren't you concerned that in time the weight of the trash will break it?
If the trash gets full with something heavy then it does start to sag the drawer slide a bit (even though they are rated at 100 lbs.!), but it doesn't impact the melamine at all. It still looks the same as the day I put it in.
Hi Tom! I'm glad you found me and I hope you enjoy my videos. The Morgans are great and have been our friends for years, in fact Melissa was the one who encouraged me to start my own channel!
????I'm not handy, but I still want to try building this out....one question though.....???? How is it that the width of the drawer including the rails perfectly fit the with the width of the cabinet....how do you come out with a perfect fit?
The short answer is yes, but it may be a bit more complicated. Most dishwasher openings are just holes in the cabinet. There is no door or toe kick or bottom shelf. Sometimes the floors aren't even finished underneath. If you want it to work you would have to solve for those problems or it will look awful and that may be more work/money than it is worth.
I understand you're concern, but the garbage can has been in place noe for years and the smell has never been an issue; first because I have four kids and so the garbage gets taken out pretty regularly. Second, this cabinet is secluded and so the smell is contained. The cabinet right next to it is under the sink and it does not connect to the cabinet above and when the door is shut you really can't smell it. All in all it is much better than the alternative which was to have the cans in the pantry or out in the open.
Hi Michael. I am always looking to improve my videos and feedback like that is very helpful. I'm sorry that you had a hard time with the music. That was one of the first videos I ever made and I feel that I have come a long way since then. Check out my latest video and let me know what you think! th-cam.com/video/ptqHCzf4ORI/w-d-xo.html
Gonna tackle this DIY with my Dad to upgrade our garbage cabinet! Thank you for making this video. :)
I'm glad you liked it! It is a fairly simple yet super functional project. Good luck!
Good job, Thank you! I have the garbage cabinet already, but it's one where you open the cabinet door (hinged), then you pull out the garbage cans that are in a metal basket that is on rails, similar to the ones you installed.
I want the cabinet door to be attached to the basket so it one motion to reveal the garbage cans. Currently I have to open the cabinet door, then pull out the sliding basket to get to the garbage. Anyway, thanks a lot for the instructional vid.
Thanks for watching! I hope that my video gave you some ideas and encouragement to tackle your own project.
I installed the REV-A-SHELF single can unit, smaller space next to sink, and had to put a thin shim under the front bracket so that the unit didn't keep sliding open.
I'm going to use your video to make some pull out drawers for my pantry and under counter pots and pans storage.
That's great! I'm glad you found my video useful.
6:06 best sincere move and uncuted ever in furniture building DIY... only for that you deserve the gold... i am still laughing in a funny way and i find myself in this moment sometimes :)
Thanks! No project is perfect and how you deal with problems and setbacks is all part of the journey. Thanks for watching!
@@DIYwithDave This advice is worth a million
I feel like I would have made the same mistake with the center bracket. Thanks for making this, I'm completely changing how I plan to do this same project!
Glad I could help!
Hey Dave, good job on the trash bin. Thanks for sharing with us 👍👍
Thank you Dave!! I will be trying this later
Fantastic! I'm glad you found it useful. Good luck!
what a wonderful job you've done!! I like such handwork, but i am totally not good at lol
Thank you! I know a little bit about a lot of things, but I only got that way by trying my hand at new things. Anyone can DIY, but it can definitely require a bit of bravery and a willingness to try something that you have never done before. Thanks for watching! Be sure to check out my other videos like this one: th-cam.com/video/h975IP9zaFU/w-d-xo.html
@@DIYwithDave Sure
thanks david
Great video, I've seen many more showing very fancy drawers but you need to have $12,000 in equipment to build them, far from a regular tools a homeowner has.
Thanks! Yes, there are some videos that are totally unrealistic in the number of tools that they use but man it sure would be nice to have a $2,000 table saw.
I love this! Will be trying. Thank you!
Awesome! I'm glad you found it useful.
I like how you have it hanging instead of attached to the bottom. One question; with the weight of the trash cans sitting on melamine, aren't you concerned that in time the weight of the trash will break it?
If the trash gets full with something heavy then it does start to sag the drawer slide a bit (even though they are rated at 100 lbs.!), but it doesn't impact the melamine at all. It still looks the same as the day I put it in.
Nice job
Thank you!
Hi Dave, I'm Tom from Lake City, Michigan! Mike and Melissa from Outdoors with the Morgan's said to check you out and say Hi! Glad that I did!
Hi Tom! I'm glad you found me and I hope you enjoy my videos. The Morgans are great and have been our friends for years, in fact Melissa was the one who encouraged me to start my own channel!
????I'm not handy, but I still want to try building this out....one question though.....???? How is it that the width of the drawer including the rails perfectly fit the with the width of the cabinet....how do you come out with a perfect fit?
Did you just use regular old drawer slides or are they something specific?
Nope. They are just regular full extension drawer slides that are supposed to hold 100 lbs.
What pocket hole jig do you use? Will any cheap kit work?
Love it...
Thanks!
Mike, Great video. Looking to do this myself. Can you tell me what slides you bought? Can you provide a link? Thanks!!!!
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would have given thumbs up but the continuous music made it hard to hear and follow along
I have a question! I have a dishwasher.. can I remove it, and then do this ? Lol
The short answer is yes, but it may be a bit more complicated. Most dishwasher openings are just holes in the cabinet. There is no door or toe kick or bottom shelf. Sometimes the floors aren't even finished underneath. If you want it to work you would have to solve for those problems or it will look awful and that may be more work/money than it is worth.
Love the video but your background music is too load.
Your bin is not covered, the smell will be terrible over the time inside your shelves and it will spread to other shelves too.
I understand you're concern, but the garbage can has been in place noe for years and the smell has never been an issue; first because I have four kids and so the garbage gets taken out pretty regularly. Second, this cabinet is secluded and so the smell is contained. The cabinet right next to it is under the sink and it does not connect to the cabinet above and when the door is shut you really can't smell it. All in all it is much better than the alternative which was to have the cans in the pantry or out in the open.
Quiet
Had to stop halfway though. The music was so loud and annoying.
Hi Michael. I am always looking to improve my videos and feedback like that is very helpful. I'm sorry that you had a hard time with the music. That was one of the first videos I ever made and I feel that I have come a long way since then. Check out my latest video and let me know what you think! th-cam.com/video/ptqHCzf4ORI/w-d-xo.html
The music (was that music) very loud.
FYi, Your pocket holes are going the wrong direction. The screw should point towards the meat of the board
the door slide isn't smooth...he doesn't know or demonstrate how to make it smooth for a soft close drawer
That annoying, irritating and distracting background "music" totally ruined what could have been a good video and made it unwatchable. FYI.