Refrigerator Won't Fit Under Cabinet

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[@dommanera6959]

please keep making content, im over here taking notes.

[@SteveAustin-jp3ev]

Great job. I'm very talented like yourself but I would have never tackled this job especially alone. You get an a+

[@utubehandyman]

finding helpers is such a hassle I work alone most times.

[@LuisluigiTexas]

Keep the content coming. It’s great and inspiring

[@joebinion1]

Awesome video,GOD BLESS

[@TheAxecutioner]

Being that the bottom of the 3 cabinets on the right was the same height, you could've put a board under them, 2x4 or 4x4 and jacked them up from the middle as 1 unit & then another jack for the cabinet on the left (maybe a board under there too). Either way you did a good job & that looked like a frustrating pain in the a Nice job dude !!

[@utubehandyman]

I thought about that but the dilemma I had was the cabinets tilting forward. Having the jacks inside the cabinets kept them against the wall.

[@TheAxecutioner]

@@utubehandyman maybe the board could have been in the front or middle ? Just something so you wouldn't have so manyu jacks to wrangle
I'm just thinking out loud. Would you have done anything different looking back now?

[@utubehandyman]

@@TheAxecutioner yes more jack stands would have helped lol. But yes thought about the wood on bottom but I would have needed more jacks. Reason I didn't do it that way. It worked out in the end lol.

[@ReconSniper71]

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[@davidporterrealestate]

Looks so frustrating