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Thanks, April. My wife saw this, so I won’t be playing golf next Saturday.

@SaltGrains_Fready

3 жыл бұрын

Our cabinets are custom built oak from before we got the place, but are not deep enough for both sections. April has nice deep kitchen cabinets. We want 36" depth on the lower cabinets and 24" on the uppers. They don't sell that it's gotta Be custom built.

@briankillebrew

3 жыл бұрын

Bill you haven’t shot less than 70 over in ten years you old sailor. Make your wife some pullouts !

@obadiaoracle5573

3 жыл бұрын

Damn clever woman!

@jeremyspecce

3 жыл бұрын

@@SaltGrains_Fready 36” deep!!? The standard is pretty much based on a 24” deep cabinet. Maybe on an island but for a regular cabinet that would be insanely deep.

@russellcarter6451

3 жыл бұрын

Haha this comment made me belly laugh! I’m in the same boat brother!

I like your Demolition Ranch shirt.

@davidsheetz2458

3 жыл бұрын

Right?!! Two THUMBS UP on the hoodie. (and i'm still calling it the abandoned mansion)

Nice design and work.

Thanks for sharing with us April. Always enjoy watching your projects. Fred.🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👋👋

Great project and execution. I like the jigs for the slots and cutting repetitive curves with your router. You always have something I learn from. I built something similar 10 years ago when I was 60. Now at 70 I am really happy about not having to be down on my knees trying to wrestle pots out of cabinets. Thanks for sharing this project.

Love your 1/4" groove jig. Way to go girl!

It sp great that after becoming a big television star. You still have time to make these videos for us little people. LOL

WOW, I think that's better than what you can buy already made. Great video April.

Dovetailed sides and a recessed bottom would make it look so much better. I think I would use under-mount slides instead of side mounted slides.

Purpose built jigs from scrap for the win! I keep the ones I make and often reuse them for other projects.

Absolutely love this! I dread fighting with my pots and lids every time I get ready to use them. No more! This is awesome!

@youtukang

3 жыл бұрын

Hyy brother 🙏🤝🤝🤝☕

I really need these in my kitchen! Now if I just had a wood worker in my life!

@efrancis19

3 жыл бұрын

All you have to do is a google search. We're everywhere.

@cyclemadness

3 жыл бұрын

You can be a woodworker. Just decide.

Love the router jig for the rabbet cuts. Brilliant. 👍👍🇨🇦

Every kitchen in the world should have this!!!

That's a cool shelf. Granted, Rev-a-shelf makes a similar rack, but this is DIY all the way, so I love it. I can see this approach being employed for other things as well such as vertical sheet pan and casserole pan storage. Nicely done. Thanks for sharing your efforts to upgrade your home and shop. It's what drew me in initially and keeps me coming back. Have a great "Hill Country" day, young lady.

Niiccceeee, I will be trying this at some point in my life....Thanks.

Super cool!! I really like this idea and execution.

@AprilWilkerson

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

You are so smart. I LOVE your videos! I want to learn woodworking so badly. Even though I'm 67 years old I'm never tired of learning new things!

@AprilWilkerson

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Take your time and don't be afraid to try. I started with small, simple projects and built on the experience and skills learned. It is so satisfying looking at something, knowing you did it yourself rather than buying it. Thanks for watching.

Always making things that make life more enjoyable! 😌

It took you only a day... BECAUSE YOU HAVE AN AWESOME FREEKIN' SHOP!!! I have a "decent" shop, and will be tackling a very similar project that wifey has been asking for, forever! I got a lot of good ideas from your video. Thank you for sharing it! I wish more kitchens were designed with ALL drawers, instead of cabinets with doors. It would make life so much easier...

Great example of simple functionality. +1

@AprilWilkerson

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you like it!

You're the best organizer I've ever seen.

Very nice solution to an issue pretty much everyone shares! Thanks for sharing!

Love seeing you wear a demo ranch sweatshirt. Never would have taken you for a demo ranch fan!

That jig is a great idea!

Loving that Demo Ranch swag

I am considering doing this for our home. Thanks for the vid. I do have 2 words for you: dust collection!!!

Nice job and design. Very helpful project.

Thanks for sharing those tips and the make!

I really enjoyed this one April, I love organization, awesome work! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

Great idea and work, April! 💪🏼😎

Awesome idea April... Thanks for sharing...

I just did this for my wife. THANK YOU for giving me the idea and showing me how to do it. It came out really good!!

@AprilWilkerson

2 жыл бұрын

That is awesome! Glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching.

Nice cabinet addition. Thumbs up!

outstanding, you make it look so easy

Great idea. Looking forward for your next video.

Good job April

Great idea April…. Thanks, excellent tutorial.

A perfect addition to that would be to rip out the upper shelf and make drawers for there too. That way the stuff isn't hid in the back and you get more space out of the cabinet which is currently wasted above those new drawers. :)

@shotparrot

9 ай бұрын

Thanks exactly what I'm going to do! Thanks April for this great video.

Love the painter's tape trick.

@AprilWilkerson

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

My kitchen badly needs a makeover, so I've had a few of the new modern style drawer set-ups in mind for some time. However, what to do with the pots and pans has been a mental struggle design wise. Now, thanks to you April, I no longer have a mental block as to how the cabinet design will be for the kitchen remodel. Wonderful stuff you do. You're more than a woodworker, you're an artisan of wood. 👍😁

I should make this to organize those pans and covers. Thank you April.

great job April keep up the good work

Demolition Ranch Shirt is nice on you

Saving this for the future, this will be a great upgrade to our kitchen cabinets. Thanks, April!

@AprilWilkerson

3 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

Thanks April! I need better organization in my small 1950's kitchen.

April - Thanks for another great idea. Not sure I'm quite ready for this level of work, but will keep your video handy when I am ready. Blessings to you and your family.

Thank you so much! That is an enhancement to my sliding drawer plan.

Thank you. I was just going to hang them on the wall because I don't want to mess with a jumbled mess but this looks like it could be a feasible solution

@bernlitzner2739

3 жыл бұрын

I store them all inside the oven. I can't cook anyways.

Best idea I've ever seen ever! DOING!

Thanks April! I always appreciate your reasonable projects to make life better. I bought wire ones that were expensive and am disappointed as the pan handles seem to hang up every time it is opened up. This is much better.

This combines simple and functional to create a great build. Showed it to my wife and she asked why I haven't built it yet. 😄 Next project.

@AprilWilkerson

4 ай бұрын

Sounds great! I love the ease of finding what I need and wish I had thought of it years before. Enjoy the build and thanks for watching.

Awesome. Thanks for including your jigs that would certainly make cutting slots so much easier. I just finished building my router table and now have some new ideas on how to use it.

Love your channel April. Great weekend project

@AprilWilkerson

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

The problem of overly-full and hard-to-use kitchen cabinets is a difficult (and perpetual) organizational chore, and this video is even more full (of good ideas) than our kitchen island! Failure to de-clutter will, however, sabotage any organizer model, but what I like about this one is that it's flexible enough that if you can't immediately get away from 'the stacks', or slowly grow back into them, the pull-out-shelf aspect at least makes the stacks more accessible. Well done, April!

Great job, keep up the hard work

Like the demo ranch shirt 👍🏻

Thank you for making them the correct way with a dado for the.bottom. So many KZreadr staple , nail or screw tips bottles on which is temporary at best.

As always, I learn so much in a short time. Thanks again April. I'm going to put this one to work very soon.

you are a very talented and cheerful woman

You are amazing! Awesome work.

Suggest you take a piece of cutting board material that is thicker the the metal part on the drawer slide and a fix it to the drawer the is next to the door. I learned the hard way as when the drawer opens the metal edge with scratch the door. Added a piece of old cutting board and problem solved.

Thank you for the nice and inspirational video April! I have added this to my home bucket list. 😊👍

Definitely need this for my kitchen

Nice work

Have been following you for quite some time, always great ideas. Thanks for sharing.

@AprilWilkerson

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you are enjoying my channel. Thanks for watching.

Nice work, great design, thanks!

Wonderful Work

Awesome April! Our pots and pans are a nightmare to navigate!👏👍

I'd love to see plans sometime for a whole-cabinet slide-out organizer. Like, open the doors and it looks normal, but then to access the whole interior, grab any edge of the door openings and pull, and the entire cabinet interior comes sliding out, face frame and all, on multiple, heavy duty, full-extension, bottom-mount slides (or have it roll out on floor casters hidden behind the toe kick). The cabinet or island would need to be secured to the floor to avoid tipping (if using the slides), and the counter top's front would need to not rely on the face frame. But this would make every cubic inch of the interior accessible and usable, and even more so with whatever system of shelves, dividers, pegboards, etc., are then mounted within on the 'drawer'.

You are awesome!

I have been watching your channel since you had a little garage shop. You have inspired me to start my own channel. is moving a little slowly but I am enjoying the journey. Thank you.

@AprilWilkerson

3 жыл бұрын

That is awesome!

You are a woodworker and I like your precise and clear presentation on this video Congratulations and thank you.

@AprilWilkerson

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

What an amazing idea! I'm getting on a bit now so that's going to make life a lot easier! Well done!

Very cool project April! & Congratulations on 1.44 Million Subscribers. Your success has been amazing to watch!

@AprilWilkerson

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! It's certainly been quite the journey. Thanks for still being along for the ride.

Nice table saw jig. And I'm pretty sure April could handle the baddies with or without SimpliSafe.

@tree_carcass_mangler

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah the DR shirt may be a tip of the hand.

Beautiful work and awesome explanation 🙏 👍

Great idea, good job

It's amazing April Wilkerson works

@youtukang

3 жыл бұрын

👍👍

Nice job April! That is exactly what I need to do, problem solved.👍😊

Definitely going to do that for my kitchen. You are awesome!!

Really good idea!!! Thanks April!!!

@AprilWilkerson

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Nothing worse than juggling a stack-o-pots to get to the big fry pan at the bottom. Nice built-in April!

I need these in my new house!!

I need to get a good router table - I love this one - and NEED it

@AprilWilkerson

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you get it!

My wife has been after me to do exactly this. Thank you for showing the way!!

@AprilWilkerson

3 жыл бұрын

Glad to help!

Your awesome, I’m almost ready to finish my projects on my own. Keep up the good work

I will have to make this

My wife has been on me go make one. Now she will see I have no excuse lol.

Full pullout drawers for pots and pans next to the range is a must. Drawers alone less work than drawers and doors and less inconvenient ...no doors banging

Awesome use of jigs! I loved the slot jig for cutting multiple parallel slots on your router table. Brilliant stuff!

@AprilWilkerson

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

This is a great build. The previous owners of our house had installed pullouts in several base cabinets as well as a 36"x60" pantry and I'm a convert. Whether you buy or make, select standard slides -- not soft-closing ones -- & full-extension is best. That's what's shown here. If you opt for soft-close ones be aware you'll need to wait for the pullout to retract before closing the cabinet door(s). Oh yeah, such a 1st World problem, I know, but I speak from experience. My spouse became a designer for a pullout manufacturer and had customers who originally spec'd the self-closing slides only to have them replaced AFTER the install. Soft closing slides work best on regular drawers (e.g. a cutlery drawer), not pullouts. Note how April uses a foot to help close the pullout -- when your hands are full or you're in a hurry that's exactly how it can work with the standard slides.

@SpringRubber

3 жыл бұрын

A couple other thoughts. (1) Don't discount a simpler build of a pullout without the dividers. You'd still stack your things but you're not reaching under the countertop / range. A pullout lets you see things and helps avoid that awkward reaching. (2) In some configurations you might cut out the cabinet's center stile and attach a finish board to the inside of one of the doors. That allows making one wide pullout instead of 2 small ones, which halves the # of slides required and gains you a couple inches of storage footprint.

Excellent video as always. Even with years of experience, I learn something new every video - the tape trick (I normally use double sided carpet tape - but like your trick!) and the router slot jig are just awesome. Oh, and with it being so hot now in Texas (at the time of my comment) it is odd seeing the colder weather gear - but this was quite the strange spring, so it makes sense. thanks again for sharing.

I love this for the creative jig use. Very helpful from a shop techniques perspective as well as being a cool project. Who says project videos are dead?!

Great job works great . Thanks 😀!!

Very Cool April!

Where or what inspired that build. Great idea Love it.I personally don't like pots and pans hanging in the open. This solves the stacking of pots and pans in drawers. .. You've got skills. keep these ideas coming.

As usual another great idea April Keep on trucking 👍

They look amazing! ✌💜

@AprilWilkerson

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks. It's nice to not have a mess when opening the door. Thanks for watching.