When wearing an ESD wrist strap, ensure that the ESD wrist strap is in close contact with your wrist, and insert the other end into the ESD jack of the switch or cabinet/rack. (Optional) If the slot where an LPU will be installed has a filler panel, remove the filler panel first. ...
Place the 1-by-2-inch board on a miter saw and cut it to size at a 90-degree angle. Use the cut pieces to create a frame for the top of the cabinet. Nail the pieces to size with a finish nail gun. The finished frame should sit on the top of the cabinet. Step 4 Mark the m...
The success of your kitchen cabinet painting project hinges on properly preparing the space. Step 6. Create a Paint Station Setting up a paint station provides a dedicated space to get work done. You'll want a worktable for painting doors, drawers and shelves, but to take it up a level...
cabinet opening. Using a 1/8 inch diameter drill bit, drill through the mounting holes in the spacer bars to create pilot holes. Use a Phillips head screwdriver to thread and tighten the 4 ¾ inch flathead screws from your microwave installation kit to secure the spacer assembly. Avoid ...
As far as which to install first, we recommend starting with the wall cabinets. That way, you won't have to reach across the lower cabinets or risk damaging them. Working with an assistant, fasten to the wall a temporary ledger board on which to rest the back of the cabinet, or use ...
All Posts, Cabinet Making 101, Projects and Plans, Remodeling 101, Wall and Ceiling Treatments I often install beadboard to the sides of built-in cabinets in addition to using it as a decorative element on walls and ceilings. The most cost effective beadboard material I have found is 4×8...
How to Paint Kitchen Cabinets: The Timeline First, let’s talk timeline. I did not paint the insides of my cabinets. So, this timeline is the time it took me to remove all of the doors, prep them, paint them and then prep and paint the outside of the cabinet boxes. It took me ...
Before I could install the slides, I had to install some gap-filler plywood strips on which to mount the slides. You can see that the face frame around the cabinet is not flush with the inner cabinet walls. The gap was 13/16″, so I filled it with strips of 3/4″ plywood and thr...
Check out this furniture flip we did with an old cabinet. We painted it blue, then gave it a gold accent for a fresh modern look.Read the blog now! Always think outside of the box when you’re thinking of repurposing a piece of furniture. ...
Fixing Wear and Tear: Learn basic repair techniques to address any scratches or dents that may occur over time. This can include sanding down rough spots or filling in gaps with wood filler. Preventive Measures: Use coasters and placemats to prevent rings and scratches. Avoid placing hot items...