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Back at the workshop drawer cabinet and in this one I make the final pair of inset drawer boxes from Birch-faced Poplar plywood with Maple faced globulus plywood fronts using loose tenons and Peanut 2 connectors, and I fit them with full extension soft-close undermount or concealed drawer slides. Enjoy!
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Комментарии : 64

@ralphyo6285 Год назад

So satisfying to see the smooth running fit in your drawers. Well done and greetings from Australia.!!

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

Thank you very much! All best from London! 👍

@Aaron-nj4ou Год назад

Great video Peter . Thank you for talking about price. 17 pounds is a great deal for the undermount slides. Around here all I can get is Blume and they are $65 (CSN) and up per drawer. They do work flawlessly though.

@NicoSmets Год назад

This is a wonderful comparison betweens the options, each with their strenghts and weaknesses. It also reminds me that I have 4 pairs of those undermount runners kicking around for a project I could do when the time is right...

@sandyadams3538 Год назад

That tip of using the pencil at 8:22 was alone worth watching the video. I always learn something new from you.

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

Thanks! 🙌👍

@rickkinney1249 Год назад

as always, peter comes thru with a great, informational video. undermounts more $$$$ less hassle and you don't see them----always looking forward to seeing whatever you have next thanx rick

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

Thanks Rick! 🙌👍

@williamdoyle649 Год назад

A great step by step Peter.Turned out well.

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

Thanks William! 👍

@awantamta Год назад

Those sliders are great and a great job

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

🙌👌

@powerplay8355 Год назад

Great video format, succinctly done.

@andyc972 Год назад

Excellent, thanks Peter, lots to learn from here !

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

Cheers Andy! 👍

@MCsCreations Год назад

Great build, Peter! Thanks a lot for all the tips! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

Thanks, you too! 🙌👍

@paulzirker706 Год назад

Thanks Peter great video and very informative

@dougsaunders8109 Год назад

Great series Peter. Interestingly Blum hinges used to come with a lifetime guarantee which if you are using for a kitchen bin say, makes them great value as they will wear out and you get free replacements. The Festool of the hinge world, expensive for a reason😊

@bigmonkey999888 Год назад

Hi Peter, yet another informative and interesting video, I always learn something new either tips and tricks or a product. Steve

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

Thanks Steve! 👍

@mrclark517 Год назад

One detail that would save a bit of time, would be to cut the height of the back panel to the internal height of the drawer, and then run the drawer base to the outside face of the back panel, and then screw fix the base to the drawer box back. this would then remove the need to run a groove for the base as well as removing the need to make cutouts for the runners.

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

That's how I used to make them, but if you're running a grove anyway, then it doesn't make much difference to the time element, and having the base fully contained within the drawer box is just a nicer, more 'finished' look. 👍

@garyblake3130 Год назад

Another good video Peter, I always found the hole in the back of Blum runners a bit crude, so always used Grass ones as they had a nice little bracket which you screwed to the back for location and adjustment. drawer boxes were always solid timber such as Idigbo or if where clothes were stored Cedar of Lebanon and dovetailed by hand front and back. Generally the back did not have a groove just made shallower and this allowed the bottom to be screwed to the back to allow for removing if required. I much prefer the concealed runners as you do not see the metal grant style one screwed to the side.

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

Always used Grass early on for that reason, and because they were good for 60Kg vs 40Kg for Blum. But they had a massive price hike and my local yard switched to stocking Blum, so it was just easier to make the switch. 🤷‍♂️👍

@54mgtf22 Год назад

Love your work 👍

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

Thank you! Cheers! 🙌

@rvdb1981 12 часов назад

I was wondering how you measured the location for the peanuts for the front. I see the pencil marks but how did you manage to put the groove in the correct spot and router the 4 slots in the right place.

@Mikey__R Год назад

That's brilliant! Undermount runners on inset drawers, almost exactly how I'm going to do mine. Using the peanuts as a modern replacement for dovetails is also pretty nifty.

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

They’re so good for that kind of joint where you need a hidden fixings that will work edge-to-face. 👍👍

@Mikey__R Год назад

@@10MinuteWorkshop once you've got the router bits, collar and jig, I'm sure this kind of thing becomes a no brainer. I'm just struggling to get past the startup cost of it all. I've got the kit in my Axminster basket, but for the number of drawers I need to build, I just can't justify the price over using a false front to each drawer.

@hhanger1 Год назад

my last to shop cabinet builds I used Blum undermount drawer slides. Won't go back to side mount again if I can avoid it.

@payne38 26 дней назад

Them drawers have so many fixings. Will probably last a nuclear apocalypse.

@Thesidingsworkshop Год назад

Great video mate , did watch this the other day but got called to a job and forgot to comment 😂

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

Cheers Dan! 👌

@ianpearse4480 Год назад

Nice.

@xpurexalfx Год назад

Hi Peter, I really enjoyed your video. I couldn't quite catch what thickness of the ply you've used for the bottom of the draw. Also, what size of the router bit to go with it, to make the appropriate groove? I really appreciate your help. Thanks in advance.

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

It’s 6mm Birch ply for the drawer base - the Birch ply alternatives don’t go that thin - and I used a 1/4”’ grooving bit as it give a little more wiggle room, and “6mm” birch ply is often a little thicker. 👍

@blazerk580 Год назад

0:05 - How much Tracksaws do you need? - Yes. 😁👌

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

All of them! 😂

@charleslewis1357 Год назад

Great video Peter. I thought the runners were Blum until you said that they weren't, although I had noticed that the orange clips were different!! Who does make the runners, please?

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

I’d have to check the brand tbh - there’s a link in the description, and a full list in my Amazon store at 10MinuteAmazon.com 👍👍

@Bear502 Год назад

Hi. you used the your assembly square in the vid, are you going to be selling them again?

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

Birch ply prices don’t really make them economic at the moment - they’d need to double in price - but I’m looking at alternatives, and if I can find one worthwhile then they’ll be back, yes.

@unitsevenworkshop Год назад

I suppose the big difference between the Rejs runners and Blum for example is the warranty? Blum is guaranteed for life whilst I assume the Rejs only has standard 1 year? I suppose that's up to the builder and the client if that's worth the premium or not. I have used "cheap" undermounts before and they were a nightmare but it was a few years ago now so perhaps things have changed, you seem to rate the Rejs runners however so I think I might pick a set up to try.

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

Yes, though I don’t know anyone who’s attempted to claim on the Blum warranty. These runners were recommended to me by Derek Barrett, who has used them extensively in his ‘contract’ grade fitted furniture work. I was very impressed with them; they’re not a Movento, but they’re less than half the price, and I don’t always need a Movento. 🤷‍♂️👍

@unitsevenworkshop Год назад

@@10MinuteWorkshop I think that says a lot about the quality of the likes of Blum that you don't hear of failures, only time will tell if the rejs can match the longevity. Particularly when it comes to components of the soft close damper/mechanism. I'm very much on the quality > cost side when it comes to my cabinetry but you are totally right, a full extension with 3 way adjustment from Rejs is less than half the price of a tandem/movento and if you want depth adjustment you need to buy the extra adjusters.

@mrclark517 Год назад

As always a great tutorial video the only problem with this video is that the audio was very muffled so hard to hear your narration.

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

Sorry you had trouble hearing; the audio on this video is identical to all others recorded on this microphone in the last 8 months or so, recorded in 24-bit, loudness normalised to -17LUFS - right between the [too quiet] EU Broadcast standard of -23LUFS and the [too loud] RU-vid recommended -14LUFS. Audio is monitored very carefully for consistency over the whole video so as not to introduce any surprises for the folks who listen through headphones, so if you're hearing something different then it's almost certainly at the playback stage, not something introduced during the creation eg playback on systems that are bass-heavy (eg Beats headphones) can make the audio seem less clear. Hope that helps. 👍

@parrot340 Год назад

Hey Peter has your table saw arived yet? If so do u know when u will make a review? Thanks.

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

No, not yet. Soon, they say. 🤷‍♂️👍

@parrot340 Год назад

@@10MinuteWorkshop hope so. ☺ On another note. Are you going to makers central?

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

Me too! Yes, I’ll be on a stand with Stuart from Proper DIY, and we’re doing an hour-long Q&A with a few others on stage on the Sunday morning. 👍

@richardstevenson2727 Год назад

👍

@FPL-LARD Год назад

Is there a link to the hinges used please as I can't see one?

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

Hinges? No, but the runners are linked in several places. I’ll paste the first few lines below.👍👍 Shop the video:- Browse the full list for this video here - amzn.to/3nFzgJF Visit my Amazon store here - 10MinuteAmazon.com I use Amazon OneLink - these links should open in your local Amazon store Soft-close concealed drawer slides used in this video - amzn.to/41P0JIw (US: [similar] amzn.to/3Ys5GUw)

@chriscoles69 Год назад

Hi Peter, do you have a link to the undermount slides ?

@10MinuteWorkshop Год назад

In the video description. 👍 Shop the video:- Browse the full list for this video here - amzn.to/3nFzgJF Visit my Amazon store here - 10MinuteAmazon.com I use Amazon OneLink - these links should open in your local Amazon store Soft-close concealed drawer slides used in this video - amzn.to/41P0JIw (US: [similar] amzn.to/3Ys5GUw)

@tangoalpha1905 Год назад

I'm making a drawer, a special drawer. It has a bed & multiple humans in the drawer, so it's Heavy. It also extends up to 1.5/2meters out the back of a transit van. Do you have any advice on runner selection & fitting? I would Greatly appreciate any insight offered.