That under the sink storage unit, I'm thinking that is going to make plumbing repairs really complicated later. I've had to fix/replace drains and hoses too many times. Also, sometimes you need to inspect to be sure nothing has sprung a drip or two. I'd make the back of that mostly open for easier viewing and access later. You don't need a solid piece all the way across you could do it with two 2inch pieces top and bottom and still be sufficiently sturdy.
I made the two drawers on the right side and left the left side in small tubs that can be pulled out easily .... but the other two drawers are extremely easy to keep everything in them and pull out when needed. :)
I was thinking... when he needs to reset his garbage disposal, that's going to be a pain in the butt. Lol He could have put the shelves on sliders so they could be easily moved out of the way. Just a thought
"A place for everything and everything in it's place" was an often repeated saying of my very organized Grandmother. Hearing it brings back fond memories of her. 💓
Cool projects. Be sure you have lots of confidence in your plumbing under the sink if you choose to box off the visual to the fittings/floor. I'm more a fan of the right side with slide out drawers.
I was surprised to see that your channel had less than 1 million subscribers. Your Videos have given me hours of both entertainment and Education. I hope that this channel gets the recognition it deserves.
I just wanted to say that I had an original particle board drawer in my kitchen that broke for the third time and regluing it or brackets would not keep it together any more. So I built a drawer out of plywood. I took careful measurements off the old drawer, used the original glides, AND IT WAS PERFECT! Slid in like it was greased. So doing these kinds of things is not out of the reach of someone with very, very basic skills.
When I did mine a few years ago, I took the added step of rotating the disposal and re-routing the pipes to increase usable space under the sink. Some plumbers installation is based on their convenience and not on avoiding wasting space.
I just built new cabinetry for my camper, and being the plumber, as well, I took great pains to be a space conscious as possible, to get as much of the drain piping way agains the back wall. It helped us gain a lot of space under there for such a tiny kitchen.
If you pay close attention to the before video and when I install it you'll see I actually did that. Added a 90 degree fitting to the wall and to disposal for the electric. Just didn't want to open that can of worms on the vid 👍👍
By the way, this was a brilliant project. I just did the same, using scrap for everything, although I did have to buy the rails. A few weeks ago, someone threw out the slats from their bed. I used those for the frames. My wife loves the results. This is a stopgap, because I'm going to build all new cabinets over the winter and then redo the kitchen top to bottom next spring/summer. Your channel has been great for ideas and instruction.
Awesome ideas¡! .looking forward to trying some for my self Something that would really help is seeing how you make things with out all the special tools - so maybe you could do a video without all those tools ??
Agreeing with several comments below about the left side of the under-sink. This will be a pain if you need to get to the plumbing, particularly as you fixed that down before installing the right hand side. A removable shelf set would be recommended. So, the assembly would need to be able to fit back out the door opening. For stability, you could try a base that extends past the insert to the back of the cabinet (and if necessary, a piece of wood screwed to the back of the cabinet so the assembly cannot tip forwards, so the base is prevented from going off the floor of the cabinet). In effect, making a removable shelf assembly. Otherwise, nice job, especially the pull outs on the right hand side.
Hey Brad, one more idea, install one of those under cabinet drawers that open at the floor for things like racks and cookie sheets. Would love to see one of those projects too. Nothing hard but you want as much storage as you can get, right? Easy and wasted if you don't use it.
The thing I like best is that you separated or segmented the area underneath the sink so that nothing can go beyond where you can find it. Nobody likes reaching back there were on the pipes and wires are anyway. I might have to do that. The best I’d come up with is just to keep things in those plastic wash basins and not have anything actually sitting on the floor of the cabinet, but actually having a “wall” to keep anything from getting past it is WAY better. Thanks for the idea and “how to”!
Great projects, fun to watch and very well done. However I must give you a heads up; On mobile it was 8 ads I had to wach, interrupting me at various points the middle of the video. I find myself only alloting youtube 1/5 of the time I spent on it before as I now only watch on desktop with an adblock.
Good tip for working on under cabinet stuff is an automotive type creeper. Gets you just high enough you dont have a pressure point on your back as your laying under a cabinet. I use a little light weight plastic one. Make it so much more comfortable if your under a sink a lot.
@@Fixthisbuildthat No problem, learned it a while back from a guy who worked multi family housing mainteance for 30 years. Said things like that are why he can still whoop my butt at his age hahaha 😆
I by no means am a build anything person, but I do love watching you. Really good instruction, a bit of humor and good tips. I love all the tools you demonstrate too. Any job is easier with the right tool. Not that I'm ever going to buy all those, but the ideas are great for when I can hire someone to "build that" for me. However, I have to say, calling all plastic storage containers Tupperware is like calling your refrigerator a Frigidaire or a facial tissue Kleenex. Tupperware, Frigidaire and Kleenex are brand names, not descriptors. Sorry, just a pet peeve of mine. You do you.
I’ll start saving up for an iron and once I win the lottery I can get the rest of those tools and supplies and then a year or so of practice and I should be ready to do this project. Your projects turned out great. Good job.
Just watching this video made me stop everything I was doing (work) and clean and just organize some of my cabinets. Next is some shelf building in certain spots.
I could really use new pull-out. Having them on the bottom would really make everything so accessible. Love the peg organizer too. Can we swap kitchens? Please!
Love the channel Brad. You definitely have some skills. If I could ask you, what type of slides would you use to add a sliding shelf that will be mounted on top of a fixed shelf (if that makes sense). Its going in a walk in pantry on the bottom shelf. I was just planning on using an 18"W x 15"D x 1/2" ply. I will add a rear lip to keep things from falling back. Seriously daunting when you start learning about the different types of slides. Thank you Brad
Thanks. You're really great. I want to build the magic corner for my kitchen. It would be perfect if you build one. Sorry for my bad English. Congrats from Argentina
13:15-Ive had my small ryobi table saw for over 10 years, and yesterday i realized that “funny design” on the side is a push stick screwed to the table saw! 9/17/2020
This is gonna be my first project in a week or two and the pegboard addition will help immensely, but I’m gonna use it for pots and pans in an opening about the same size as your Tupperware drawer. I’ll buy pegboard however. No CNC yet.
Great project. I can't get enough cabinent storage ideas. I would want the drawer higher so you can add more. BTW - I didn't see any plastic containers that were actually "Tupperware". LOL
Great projects, Brad. I'll have to try them for our kitchen. I was considering changing out the hinges to allow the doors to open farther and using undermount sides to allow for wider drawers. I'm not sure but still thinking about it. Take care. Bill
Pretty fantastic work, Brad! Looks MUCH better! 😃 I showed your video to my mother... And I guess I'm going to have to build something like that for her soon as well. 😬 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Excellent video! I've been waiting to see how you were going to construct all of these projects ever since I saw your teaser video. I do have some questions though. How much a consern do you have that that your access to the plumbing is now limited (or at least a big hassle) because you would need to unscrew the shelving to get to the pipes? Also, as you were considering the build, did you consider any options where the removal of the shelves could be done easier...some sort of latching or locking system? I'd love to hear your thoughts. Thanks
I've had to go into the pipes under the sink 3 times in 7 years. And removal is just emptying the shelves (which you'd have to do anyway) and then removing 2 screws. I think that's more than easy enough for the amount of times I'll do it
@@Fixthisbuildthat man 3 times in 7 years actually seems like more than I'd guess. Either I've been lucky or you've been unlucky! Or maybe you're doing more upgrades than I. :) Great stuff! Thanks for the ideas. 👍
Wow, do I need your organization skills at my house, more for the mans basement workshop, it drives me crazy, before he moved in, I had it totally organized, true, I didn't have as many tools etc..., but enough, as I do manage as many of my own home repairs as possible. FRUGAL is the word. My next BIG PROJECT is my kitchen, after 30yrs, 2 kids, and now having 4 grandchildren I love to bake with, I need a major revamp, just need money & supplies & mostly knowledge of how to do, hence watching your video. TYFS, so knowledgable, definite saved video.
You have fab ideas, are very creative and your a fun guy!! Plus, your partner and kid(s) are so darn lucky with a handyman in the house!!! Thanks for all the tips, I will keep them in a map for the future and will certainly use them. Warm regards from, Pinkie
The last idea with the peg board would work also as a dish drawer you would want to also make sure you used heavy duty drawer slides to help accommodate the weight weight thicker pegs ??
Looks great Brad. Quick, easy and well organized. You didn't mention the most important thing though. What does the Boss think about it? Keep 'em coming sir.
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Hahaha...I love how you think dividing the Tupperware cabinet will keep them organized. I used to be optimistic too!
I love this comment. So true
LOL, that's a truth bomb there!
Love the comment and you’re handle. I too am a fat guy in a little shop! Lol!
@@StlouisEman if you're handle is actual I dont live to far from you. I live down in Southeast Missouri, west of the bootheel.
Fat Guy In A Little Shop nice! Yup just outside the city limits in south county
Can you do a follow up on this showing us how to get everyone else to put the tupperware back in the correct spots?
Impossible
LOL! So true! ...unfortunately
I have to work on getting it out of my daughters rooms and lunch bags first.
Truth😂
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That under the sink storage unit, I'm thinking that is going to make plumbing repairs really complicated later. I've had to fix/replace drains and hoses too many times. Also, sometimes you need to inspect to be sure nothing has sprung a drip or two. I'd make the back of that mostly open for easier viewing and access later. You don't need a solid piece all the way across you could do it with two 2inch pieces top and bottom and still be sufficiently sturdy.
I made the two drawers on the right side and left the left side in small tubs that can be pulled out easily .... but the other two drawers are extremely easy to keep everything in them and pull out when needed. :)
I was thinking... when he needs to reset his garbage disposal, that's going to be a pain in the butt. Lol
He could have put the shelves on sliders so they could be easily moved out of the way. Just a thought
Same thoughts. That's going to be a nightmare if there's ever a link or burst.
I love this! My husband would love this type of organization. I have so many projects that I want to do, but no time! I can dream.
"A place for everything and everything in it's place" was an often repeated saying of my very organized Grandmother. Hearing it brings back fond memories of her. 💓
what a beautiful shop! It never hurts to have all the tools you need and the space to do it.
Cool projects. Be sure you have lots of confidence in your plumbing under the sink if you choose to box off the visual to the fittings/floor. I'm more a fan of the right side with slide out drawers.
My wife said the same thing, we had a leak a few months back 🗿🗿
That was my first thought when he screwed the left side in.
I was surprised to see that your channel had less than 1 million subscribers. Your Videos have given me hours of both entertainment and Education. I hope that this channel gets the recognition it deserves.
Not any more, this is 11 months later and he has 1.2 Million subscribers. I love watching his videos.
I just wanted to say that I had an original particle board drawer in my kitchen that broke for the third time and regluing it or brackets would not keep it together any more. So I built a drawer out of plywood. I took careful measurements off the old drawer, used the original glides, AND IT WAS PERFECT! Slid in like it was greased.
So doing these kinds of things is not out of the reach of someone with very, very basic skills.
When I did mine a few years ago, I took the added step of rotating the disposal and re-routing the pipes to increase usable space under the sink. Some plumbers installation is based on their convenience and not on avoiding wasting space.
Man I just put my disposal in last week. Literally took a single 90⁰ turn to get another 8 inches of useable space
I just built new cabinetry for my camper, and being the plumber, as well, I took great pains to be a space conscious as possible, to get as much of the drain piping way agains the back wall. It helped us gain a lot of space under there for such a tiny kitchen.
If you pay close attention to the before video and when I install it you'll see I actually did that. Added a 90 degree fitting to the wall and to disposal for the electric. Just didn't want to open that can of worms on the vid 👍👍
Brad, you're the man! I have learned so much from you. I will definitely be doing this for my wife. She will love it! Keep up the good work!
By the way, this was a brilliant project. I just did the same, using scrap for everything, although I did have to buy the rails. A few weeks ago, someone threw out the slats from their bed. I used those for the frames. My wife loves the results.
This is a stopgap, because I'm going to build all new cabinets over the winter and then redo the kitchen top to bottom next spring/summer. Your channel has been great for ideas and instruction.
I have to say that under sink arrangement is pure awesomeness!
OMG. Every one of those projects would be valuable in a tiny home.
Tape and fill is brilliant!
i made that same cabinet divider for my cooking trays from the handyman magazine. i just finished it yesterday!
it was such a great idea
Yes! And sneaking a shelf above it made it even better 👍
You are an excellent communicator. Not a single “what I’m going to do next” statements. Thank you for the video.
I'd love $5 for everytime he says I.
This is the most useful kitchen storage DIY videos. I need to do this too. But without a table saw.
Awesome ideas¡!
.looking forward to trying some for my self
Something that would really help is seeing how you make things with out all the special tools -
so maybe you could do a video without all those tools ??
Agreeing with several comments below about the left side of the under-sink. This will be a pain if you need to get to the plumbing, particularly as you fixed that down before installing the right hand side. A removable shelf set would be recommended. So, the assembly would need to be able to fit back out the door opening. For stability, you could try a base that extends past the insert to the back of the cabinet (and if necessary, a piece of wood screwed to the back of the cabinet so the assembly cannot tip forwards, so the base is prevented from going off the floor of the cabinet). In effect, making a removable shelf assembly. Otherwise, nice job, especially the pull outs on the right hand side.
Hey Brad, one more idea, install one of those under cabinet drawers that open at the floor for things like racks and cookie sheets. Would love to see one of those projects too. Nothing hard but you want as much storage as you can get, right? Easy and wasted if you don't use it.
Excellent work 👍
Space saver siphon would have been a good start to have much more room.
Thanks for sharing
Accuride actually recommends 1-1/16" spacing for drawer slides, it makes them less likely to be difficult to open and close.
The thing I like best is that you separated or segmented the area underneath the sink so that nothing can go beyond where you can find it. Nobody likes reaching back there were on the pipes and wires are anyway. I might have to do that. The best I’d come up with is just to keep things in those plastic wash basins and not have anything actually sitting on the floor of the cabinet, but actually having a “wall” to keep anything from getting past it is WAY better. Thanks for the idea and “how to”!
Great projects, fun to watch and very well done.
However I must give you a heads up;
On mobile it was 8 ads I had to wach, interrupting me at various points the middle of the video.
I find myself only alloting youtube 1/5 of the time I spent on it before as I now only watch on desktop with an adblock.
Good tip for working on under cabinet stuff is an automotive type creeper. Gets you just high enough you dont have a pressure point on your back as your laying under a cabinet. I use a little light weight plastic one. Make it so much more comfortable if your under a sink a lot.
Thanks for the tip!
@@Fixthisbuildthat No problem, learned it a while back from a guy who worked multi family housing mainteance for 30 years. Said things like that are why he can still whoop my butt at his age hahaha 😆
Both your videos were really nice, your wife is lucky to have you help her. Love the ideas👍👍💕😃😃
I by no means am a build anything person, but I do love watching you. Really good instruction, a bit of humor and good tips. I love all the tools you demonstrate too. Any job is easier with the right tool. Not that I'm ever going to buy all those, but the ideas are great for when I can hire someone to "build that" for me. However, I have to say, calling all plastic storage containers Tupperware is like calling your refrigerator a Frigidaire or a facial tissue Kleenex. Tupperware, Frigidaire and Kleenex are brand names, not descriptors. Sorry, just a pet peeve of mine. You do you.
very functional. for the plastic box, maybe can fit 2 drawer to maximize space.
Yeah for sure
Chamfer the bottom edges of drawers. Brilliant! Coulda used this idea three years ago for a bathroom vanity cabinet project.
I like the way you fix this and build that. Cool man
how will you access the pipes under the sink now?ocasional repairs neccesary,
I need to get around to making pull out trays for my kitchen. Small kitchen and a wife that loves to cook means lots of pots and pans
I think I chose the wrong trade....... I'm very impressed by your ideas 💡 👌
Thank you for the great ideas! Used the cabinet drawers under my bathroom sink. Huge help!
- Wonderfully practical & convenient use of space. Thanx 4 sharing.
OMGoodness! This peg board situation is AMAZING! Any idea what size dowels to use on that?
have you ever tried laying an ironing board down like a ramp so you have a comfy support for your back when working under a cabenet
I’ll start saving up for an iron and once I win the lottery I can get the rest of those tools and supplies and then a year or so of practice and I should be ready to do this project. Your projects turned out great. Good job.
Thank you! I have found my next kitchen mini project.
Just watching this video made me stop everything I was doing (work) and clean and just organize some of my cabinets. Next is some shelf building in certain spots.
the wood dropping trick really works!!
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Heavenly tools on skill full man ...
I’ve never wanted to organize my kitchen more! Any particular reason you used 3/4 ply over 1/2?
I have a kitchen demo and remodel looming. All of your kitchen organization tips will be on my to-do list.
6:44 - can be made even more convenient by making the right door sliding forward (fix it on the bottom tray)
These are genius man! I especially like the under the sink one. Thanks for the ideas Brad!
You bet, dude! 💪
Love this! What I want to do with the underside of my sink is cut the toe kick out and turn the whole bottom into a slide out drawer.
VampireOnline My bathroom vanity has this feature. It’s AWESOME.
Best video by far!!! Rich on ideas, you provide the info to buy the materials very well. Thanks so much
I could really use new pull-out. Having them on the bottom would really make everything so accessible. Love the peg organizer too. Can we swap kitchens? Please!
I love your videos so much! wondering how to add a shower in 1/2 small bathroom with no extended room size? Thank you for sharing.
I think I'll use wingnuts to secure the shelf box to the cabinet so it removable to access the plumbing.
Love the channel Brad. You definitely have some skills. If I could ask you, what type of slides would you use to add a sliding shelf that will be mounted on top of a fixed shelf (if that makes sense). Its going in a walk in pantry on the bottom shelf. I was just planning on using an 18"W x 15"D x 1/2" ply. I will add a rear lip to keep things from falling back. Seriously daunting when you start learning about the different types of slides. Thank you Brad
I’ve never installed drawer slides, but would this also work if you attached the slides in a horizontal position on the bottom of the cabinet?
This is the best kitchen cabinet video i have every seen!
Brad my favorite was the "how my kids do it" oh my almost spit out my Red Bull. I have been thinking about those for ever. Time to do it!!!
Thanks, Woodcraft for sponsoring Uncle Brad!
Plays an add right before a magic trick....classic TH-cam, classic.
Thanks. You're really great. I want to build the magic corner for my kitchen. It would be perfect if you build one. Sorry for my bad English. Congrats from Argentina
Tupperware to Tuperthere .. you got my like and subscription there.
Me too! 😃
13:15-Ive had my small ryobi table saw for over 10 years, and yesterday i realized that “funny design” on the side is a push stick screwed to the table saw!
9/17/2020
This is a very through video. Solid presentation. Keep up the awesome work.
This is gonna be my first project in a week or two and the pegboard addition will help immensely, but I’m gonna use it for pots and pans in an opening about the same size as your Tupperware drawer. I’ll buy pegboard however. No CNC yet.
Good video. I especially like the Tupperware drawer.
That was really , really good! A pleasure to watch.
Thanks matey
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England
Great project. I can't get enough cabinent storage ideas. I would want the drawer higher so you can add more. BTW - I didn't see any plastic containers that were actually "Tupperware". LOL
Great projects, Brad. I'll have to try them for our kitchen. I was considering changing out the hinges to allow the doors to open farther and using undermount sides to allow for wider drawers. I'm not sure but still thinking about it. Take care.
Bill
Yeah, you'll gain a little extra room that way
We only have 3 cleaners under our kitchen sink 😂😂😂
Nice job on the pullouts!!
You made it more difficult than it needed to be for the cookie sheet dividers
Going to build that pull out for our Tupperware- thank you for a great video
omg, i love the tupper there idea!!!!!
Pretty fantastic work, Brad! Looks MUCH better! 😃
I showed your video to my mother... And I guess I'm going to have to build something like that for her soon as well. 😬
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks, you too!
Excellent video! I've been waiting to see how you were going to construct all of these projects ever since I saw your teaser video. I do have some questions though. How much a consern do you have that that your access to the plumbing is now limited (or at least a big hassle) because you would need to unscrew the shelving to get to the pipes? Also, as you were considering the build, did you consider any options where the removal of the shelves could be done easier...some sort of latching or locking system? I'd love to hear your thoughts. Thanks
I've had to go into the pipes under the sink 3 times in 7 years. And removal is just emptying the shelves (which you'd have to do anyway) and then removing 2 screws. I think that's more than easy enough for the amount of times I'll do it
@@Fixthisbuildthat man 3 times in 7 years actually seems like more than I'd guess. Either I've been lucky or you've been unlucky! Or maybe you're doing more upgrades than I. :) Great stuff! Thanks for the ideas. 👍
👏👏👏 You are a poet and dont know it.
Great vid! But can we talk about how clean that mullion strip transition was, damn that was sweet !
Amazing! Great ideas. Thank you.
That was a great video. I love being organised and these projects are great to learn from, thank you very much. Looking forward to seeing more.
Thanks!
Really creative ideas!I love the Tupperware pegboard. I may have to try that out.
Brad, can you do a video of how you set up your dust cyclone with your shop vacuum ?
Thank you Brad, this works! Now come on over to my place and we'll do a team remodel and a have a feast!
I'm in if there's BBQ! 💪 💪
@@Fixthisbuildthat I make really good ribs!!
Wow, do I need your organization skills at my house, more for the mans basement workshop, it drives me crazy, before he moved in, I had it totally organized, true, I didn't have as many tools etc..., but enough, as I do manage as many of my own home repairs as possible. FRUGAL is the word. My next BIG PROJECT is my kitchen, after 30yrs, 2 kids, and now having 4 grandchildren I love to bake with, I need a major revamp, just need money & supplies & mostly knowledge of how to do, hence watching your video. TYFS, so knowledgable, definite saved video.
What great ideas for the kitchen...
Looks great! I totally relate to your Tupperware frustrations!
As always a fantastic video with tons of ideas and information. Thank you!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
Even easier if Brad comes and does it for you!
I need to do a couple of these.
Can you do one on a mobile kitten cart or kitchen island? Thank you for posting all the material you have so far- great stuff sir.
Thanks!
Could you do the pull out shelf’s for the vanity’s in the master bathroom?
yes
Love it. You make it look so easy
Awesome! And your small vacuum cleaner looks like Rocinante from The Expanse.
Very nice and cool thanks for the info and now found a new project to do
You have fab ideas, are very creative and your a fun guy!! Plus, your partner and kid(s) are so darn lucky with a handyman in the house!!!
Thanks for all the tips, I will keep them in a map for the future and will certainly use them. Warm regards from, Pinkie
That tupperware one was so satisfying. I hate my kitchen tupperware organization.
Pucker factor. Love it. Now can you organise the pots, pans and frying pans cupboard?!
The last idea with the peg board would work also as a dish drawer you would want to also make sure you used heavy duty drawer slides to help accommodate the weight weight thicker pegs ??
"I just moved it over a couple thou..." You have a machinist/engineering background. :-) Keep up the great content! Thank YOU!
It was an inside joke for all the engineers out there 😜
@@Fixthisbuildthat Brad, I want to support your channel. What's your preferred way to do that?
@@dwb468 the best way to support me is by buying plans! You can check them out at plans.fixthisbuildthat.com. Appreciate the support! 💪
@@Fixthisbuildthat Just purchased your shop projects bundle. Thanks!
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@@dwb468 thank you so much! Hope they help you too 👍👍
Great ideas!! Happy wife Happy life!
Looks great Brad. Quick, easy and well organized. You didn't mention the most important thing though. What does the Boss think about it? Keep 'em coming sir.