Pullout Shelves for Kitchen Cabinets

Are you tired of struggling to reach items in the back of your kitchen cabinets? Or the clutter inside the cabinet? Learn how to design, build and install your own pull out shelves for kitchen cabinets.

Pull out shelves are a fantastic way to add more storage organization to your existing cabinets. This step by step video will show you how to measure and design custom pull out shelves plus how to build them. Turn your cluttered kitchen cabinet into an organized kitchen cabinet with the ease of a pull out drawer.

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- ½” cabinet grade plywood
- 1-¼” brad nails
- Wood glue
- Drawer sliders (I like to use Blum)
- 220 grit sandpaper
- Wood file
- Table saw
- Nail gun w/air compressor, if needed
- Orbital sander
- Clamps
- Jig saw (depends on your drawer slides)
- safety glasses
- face mask (for dust)
- ear protection

// Video Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:48 - The Plan
3:22 - Cut the wood & sand
5:26 - Assemble the drawer

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