Corner Cabinet Solution That Actually Works 

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Showing how to recover from a mistake is valuable. That was one of the great things Julia Child did in her cooking show.

That’s a great idea. Quite a challenge to build too but an interesting one. Excellent image too. I loved Mad magazine growing up.

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How do you know? Seems like many generations...

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Thanks for sharing your experience and for commenting. No, the slides I used were not self closing. I appreciate your feedback 👍

Awesome creative ideas! Will you give this system a name ? Maybe it would become the standard in housing developments. It reminds me of those hand held sliding puzzles.

Yes, I remember those! 😂

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If I didn’t accept my mistakes I’d never make anything! 😂

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@@aw.artisanwoodworks It certainly won't be as nice as yours but mine will be in the garage. Again, very intelligent design you came up with .

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Thanks very much. Yes, without the wheels it didn't run nearly as well.

Thanks very much. I haven't seen anything quite like my version but the intenet is a big place, so who knows? 😁

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There was a fair amount of trial an error in the test build for it, for sure. Thanks for subscribing - it means a lot.

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Thank you! Yes, those moments can be testing for sure. 😂 I hope it goes well.

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Thank you very much. Your trailer definitely sounds like a challenge. I’d love to hear what you decide to do in the end.

Thanks very much. Yes the volume is too loud in a couple of places. I’ve sorted that out in future videos. I’m glad it was useful for you.

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Thanks very much. Yes it was quite a test of my contortionist skills 😂

That sounds like a challenging problem. I’ve seen some hardware solutions for this and, as you say, they are very expensive. If I can come up with something I will definitely put out a video showing it. Thanks for the suggestion.

Thanks very much. Yes, I’ve corrected the volume issue in the next video.

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Thanks very much and thanks for the thoughful feedback. The slot idea is brilliant. I only wish I'd though of it!

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@@aw.artisanwoodworks oh if only! Don’t know why you came up on my feed, I was fascinated at your skills though, and admire your craft immensely. New subscriber now and look forward to seeing your talents again, wishing you lots of success on your channel! Well Done x

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Thank you! I appreciate it. Yes, you could make it without any edge banding etc. for sure. Plain plywood drawers, glued and screwed together would work, or MDF, although I’d paint that to seal it. I hope you give it a try.

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I’m sorry I didn’t record that part. I’ll look at putting up a short video explaining how it was done. Basically I used the table saw to cut the back end off in a similar way to how you could separate the lid from a box project, then put in a new back panel. Thanks for the feedback and suggestion 👍

That’s great. Good luck with the build.

I’m planning on putting up a short video showing this very soon. Thanks for your kind comment.

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😂 They are bound to appear at some point!

Thanks mate. The drawer boxes only have 4 sides though Martin. I have some way to go to catch up to your 18 sider😄

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Yes it would be but unfortunately not an option for us. At least we don’t have any upper corner cabinets to worry about. 🙂

Thanks very much! I only did the Sketchup plan as shown in the video. I can share that in the description if you’d like it but obviously you’ll need to adapt it to the size of your unit.

Perfect! Thank you very much. That will be a greate help🤓. Yes, the size must be ajusted to my cabinet.

I've now added a link in the description. I hope the build goes well.

I’ve opened up the link so it is freely downloadable now. ☺️

I hadn't though of that but it's a great idea as an alternative. Thank you.

Thank you. I’ll give those a try.

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I got it from Amazon a couple of years ago. Here’s a link (not affiliate) so you can have a look at it for yourself. 🙂 amzn.eu/d/01oBiFiO

Thank you very much. Yes, switching the nuts and bolts around would have looked better but the honest reason is I didn’t have a spanner to fit between the flanges on the castors so went with it as you saw. You have a good eye to notice that 😁

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Yes. I did look at those and they were quite expensive but the fitting of them looked quite difficult in an existing unit, hence my efforts. I’d be interested if anyone has had experience of retrofitting the ready made solutions.

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Thanks very much. I appreciate it. I've found using tape on edge banding to be very effective and easier to manage than actual clamps. Clamps would definitely give more pressure but for such small pieces I think it isn't necessary. Give it a try next time and see what you think but of course use whatever you think is the best choice in your project. As for the aluminium dowels I did think about using wood, but I wanted something strong and very thin but which wouldn't potentially show through the veneer (which ruled out screws). I have used brass as a decorative dowel in the past but I had some aluminium rods (I think they are for welding but I'm not sure) so thought I'd try those and they worked great. Someone in another comment mentioned bamboo skewers which I might try another time.

There is a link to the drawing shown in the video in the description, which is free to download. It isn’t dimensioned as your cupboard will certainly be a different size from mine but you’ll be able to use it as a template.

I wouldn’t put that much weight in the right hand section that pulls out. The left hand drawers would be fine though.

Hi. These are the ones I bought. You’d need to get the right length for your situation of course but they have a range of sizes. amzn.eu/d/0gi3ICKE

Wow! That is very narrow. I hope you have long arms! 😃

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I need it on the top as well as the bottom.

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Yes! If only I’d had you here when I built it! You would have saved me a lot of grunting and sweating 😂

We don’t have that kind of layout in this kitchen. We’ve had one like that in a previous house and it worked well.

Yes, when I tested it the box was tilting downwards so I added the wheels to give extra stability.