10 Easy Steps To Make Pull-Out Trash Bin
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- čas přidán 18. 09. 2019
- Convert the Under-counter Space behind a Single Kitchen Cabinet Door and Drawer for a Hidden Pull-out Trash Bin
Leave that unsightly garbage bin hidden under the kitchen counter, but put it on drawer glides to make a pull-out trash bin that lets you avoid touching during food preparation. Learn how to convert the space behind a cabinet door and drawer, leaving the raised-panel fa?e and drawer pulls to both camouflage and access the large waste bin behind.
The spring-type assembly clamps used in this project are available from Woodcraft Supply.
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Best video on this subject. Wished it was two tall trash cans though instead of just one.
The cabinet might be deep enough to put 2 cans, 1 infront of the 2nd.
OK, Ron. My spouse has been watching you. Now I have a list of "Ron's" to do, Thanks. I have enjoyed watching your how to's and getting new toys to complete her list. Keep up the good work, and keep the ideas coming.
I would be glad to give up a cabinet and a drawer to have this trash can storage!
The final scene shows a blocking the upper drawer front is attached to because it extends above the bin box. I also see a piece between the upper front and the lower front. It looks like when you set your base down and lined it up with the back of the face frame, you now had a gap the thickness of the face frame to fill! Nice plan, however. I just started measuring and planning for mine.
❤I loved the steps with illustrations ❤ thank you
Ron I've been watching you forever and I've learned a lot. I'll tackle just about anything if you have a video on it!!
Thank you, Ron! That is a great idea and very practical.
Exactly what i was looking for . Loooks amazing
This is awesome.
Genius ❤
I would think I'd want the back without a panel, or a big hole cut out and it for easy cleaning when things fall inside that box. It would make it easier to clean.
Ron your giving me a lot of skills with opportunities. I'll never learn as much as you know. I've done a lot of projects for family, friends & neighbors by word of mouth with a little $ earned. Thank you for all you do. Retired now. Diye'r now (:-)
Talented
Love it
It is really helpful that you are also showing 3D diagrams i gets better idea for beginners to do
Need to put that compost garbage green bag. Not white!! Lol that’s here anyways. But awesome idea. I’m doing that this weekend
Could you have just attached the sliders right to the can holder instead of building another box?
Yeah I think an entire box was a little extra 😅
Also could get really gross and hard to clean
Where would you attache the slides to the cabinet, without the box? The bottom? There are no side walls between each door opening.
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Ron, you have a nice place there in CT. They don't let you compost? It seems a waste to throw veggie scraps in the dust bin.
Please where can I find the clamp at 2:13 ?
Thank you
I can't find it either! Would come in super handy
I couldn't find it either on the clamp site. No positioning clamp. Seems like a genius invention.
Mr. Ron, where can I buy the cover for the front to match the rest of the kitchen cabinets?
You could also put the camera on a tripod and have the cameraman help. 🤣
Like every diy'er has a camera man! ???
I wish I had clamp like that and I wouldn't need anybody's help😄😄😄
@@jcrefasi1 all the married DIY'ers do.
@@w159 sorry but hubs are not worth the aggravation lol. I'll buy some clamps instead
@@jcrefasi1 touche
@@w159 😄😄😄😄
How to fix a pull out garbage pull out in the kitchen
no lid?
Not necessary, one more thing to do when using it.
Compost those scraps!!!!!!!!!
Ron.
Do you know the difference between a drill & a screw gun, impact driver?
You don't strip out your screws using the correct Tool!
I'm still waiting for your answer about the Tankless cost over a tank style?
Do you just ignore people who ask the hard questions?
These videos were taken years ago. And it most probably being uploaded by the production company, not Ron himself. Thus the reason for them not responding. Hope this helps
@@QuintinGellar so the production company just puts them out for the profit?
@@ltsgarage7780 No, they put it out here so everybody can watch it and learn something. You know, free content? Free stuff to learn that you don't have to pay for? So you can view for free? Without giving them any money? You know what I'm getting at. What's your problem?
jaaasgoed why would anyone want to learn something wrong???
That’s my problem!!!!!!
I can answer your water heater question:
If only 2 people, go with a 50-80 gallon tank (unless cost is no object)
If 4 or more, consider a tankless...
But - Most people don't consider capacity and incoming water temp. Cold winter water takes a LOT more energy to heat. And when you get a large enough tankless unit to cover capacity for 4 (or more) people with COLD water, price can EASILY exceed 4x the cost of a quality 100-150 gallon tank. That's a LOT of hot water!!
AND - Newer tanks (even electric) are FAR more efficient today than older ones.
Don't get caught up in the hype... tankless is NOT the holy grail it's sometimes portrayed as... especially if you look at REAL WORLD data.