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@@WelcometotheWoodsBlog That's a pity, you really deserve a dedicated workingplace. Your solutions are original, and you're thinking out of the box lots of times. I reconise that ☺. Had to laugh when i saw you crawl inside the kabinet. In your case creative thinking also leads to good solutions. Love this channel, hope you and your kids are doing great. Cheers from the Netherlands.
OK. I gotta say... I'm actually interested in the robot. I've resisted one for a long time since I like to clean floors myself, but... this looks pretty cool.
I had a $400 one in the past and it was awful. Fell down stairs, got caught on carpet, ran its battery down so fast, etc. This one I have zero complaints, it’s incredible!
Super cool I already bought the slides but I've been slacking on building the drawers...They didn't come with much or any instructions...I'm adding storage to a platform bed in a van so it should be the same concept...
I have watched Anna White build a drawer and install in her kitchen. I have just completed one as well and it went fairly smooth. May I ask what brand of digital tape measure you’re using. Thks in advance
For the second drawer.... do you use anything to hold it when you pull the slide out to attach the board, or just hold it? I'm afraid I'd let it slip and be off.
I screw the first one in while the side of the drawer is mostly supported, then pull out the slide a bit more and mount the next screw, then pull it out all the way to attach it fully.
