I just went back to watch this video again, Shara. I like it even more this time. I had saved it to my one of my CZcams file spots. Now that lumber has gone down a little, I'm going to build a tilting trash can enclosure for my younger daughter. I'm going to begin by copying your basic design. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Well done! Appreciate the video as i'm doing a tilt out corner cabinet for the laundry room. This video gave me some great ideas for the hinging of the tilt out.
I'm about to build something similar and was looking for how others approach this. I had in my head that I would use some kind of horizontal dowel as a hinge pin and hadn't considered standard euro hinges. Watching your video changed my approach. Using the hinges can also provide the added benefit of a soft close - thanks!
So glad you found it helpful! There are probably several good ways to do it, but so far so good...this has been working great for a couple years now 🙌😄
I'm looking to build a custom laundry chute hamper. Thank you for making this video and leading me in the right direction! All the techniques I need to bring my idea to life are right here.
Hi! You can definitely get creative with other ways of cutting down your pieces to limit the amount of saws you would need. The saw guides, bandsaw, and shelf pin jig are definitely optional. You can find more info on the build and the tools needed here: www.woodshopdiaries.com/diy-tilt-out-laundry-hamper/
Just remember that using glue on end grain is almost rendered useless as the end grain absorbs the majority of the glue, hence why most people use some kind of joinery (half lap, mortise and tenon etc.) then use wood glue. Amazing build though, came out awesome.
when I do this type, I tend to use a router, rout a channel until about half an inch from the end, and wedge in another piece of wood. You can't see it once assembled, but MAN does it make a difference
You got this! You just have to start. The determination has to come from yourself and you just have to decide to try. I’m self taught so I just learn by doing.
@@WoodshopDiaries I feel like mistakes could be expensive. I will give it some thought. I have no excuses...I am retired and my father was a carpenter. There should be some of that ability on my blood. Lol. I want to make a hamper cabinet/tower for my bathroom. I would hate to screw up on good wood. Maybe I should try modifying an existing cabinet.
That turned out great! I have been searching for a good video guide on how to make one of these! I am looking at making one with 3 tilt outs. Is this cabinet pretty sturdy? I was considering doing a custom walnut and epoxy piece for the top and just wanted to make sure that it can withstand the weight of the top piece if I take that route. Thanks for the video!
I couldn’t find any that fit, that’s why I used the fabric/canvas type. I can’t remember off the top of my head, but the plans have the door dimensions that you can try to match 👍
@@WoodshopDiaries I want to build this but I have a slight addition to it that I'd like to try and was wondering if you could give me some advice on how to do it. Would your website be the best way to reach out since I have a picture of the addition that I'd like to make to this piece. Thank you!
Love your videos, I made one just like the one on your video and it was really nice but I use compressed wood for top and sides but when paint it I didn't like the way it looks so my question is ...do you have any suggestions on how to paint compressed wood and make it looks nice???
I’m not sure what you mean by compressed wood? Do you mean plywood? I use plywood all the time for my projects and paint them just like I’d paint anything else. But, I use high quality birch hardwood plywood (basically cabinet grade plywood) and that makes a big difference. Regular rough pine or treated plywood won’t be smooth enough to give you a nice finish.
I’m not sure what your exact issue is to fix. You just said it doesn’t look like you wanted, but I’m not sure what exactly that means. I’d suggest priming if you haven’t already. And a thorough sanding between coats of paint.
Hi there! Built this and LOVE it, but i'm having trouble finding laundry hampers that fit in it. Can you tell me where you got the ones shown in the video? Or at least what the dimensions of them are? Thanks in advance!
Kelsey Alcala hi! I’m so glad you built this project and love it! The link to the hampers I used can be found along with links to everything else I used to build this project in this post here: www.woodshopdiaries.com/diy-tilt-out-laundry-hamper-cabinet/
I’m planning to copy your garage kitchen exactly. I’ve started ordering my tools. How would I modified this design to match those doors? Thank you for great tutorials.
Happy building! You could just cut half round molding and glue on the fronts of the plywood doors just like this project. Nothing else would have to change if you just glued that on top.
I just went back to watch this video again, Shara. I like it even more this time. I had saved it to my one of my CZcams file spots.
Now that lumber has gone down a little, I'm going to build a tilting trash can enclosure for my younger daughter. I'm going to begin by copying your basic design. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Omg girl that’s gorgeous and functional
JewDd* 89 thank you! 💕
@@WoodshopDiaries where did you get those laundry bags?
Well done! Appreciate the video as i'm doing a tilt out corner cabinet for the laundry room.
This video gave me some great ideas for the hinging of the tilt out.
Awesome to hear! Thank you!
I'm about to build something similar and was looking for how others approach this. I had in my head that I would use some kind of horizontal dowel as a hinge pin and hadn't considered standard euro hinges. Watching your video changed my approach. Using the hinges can also provide the added benefit of a soft close - thanks!
So glad you found it helpful! There are probably several good ways to do it, but so far so good...this has been working great for a couple years now 🙌😄
I would love to do this, but it looks like I'd need a lot of equipment I don't currently have. Beautiful work!
I'm looking to build a custom laundry chute hamper. Thank you for making this video and leading me in the right direction! All the techniques I need to bring my idea to life are right here.
I could watch your videos all day you do amazing work you are very good
I appreciate that! Thank you!
I love that you have your work space and tools. I hope one day I will too. Thank you for instructions. On my to do list
Amazing work can’t believe the way you handle the furniture weight ❤️❤️
Thank you!
Fantastic work! I'm looking into making a smaller version for kitchen trash cans. Thank you!!
I literally came across this as I was about to try to build something like this for the trash cans! You are so helpful!
Absolutely love this build! Great work
Southern Style DIY thank you!!
Super project! Love the function!! I was thinking it would also make a good trash/recycling station in kitchen or garage!
Simple yet elegant design...thank you
Thank you!
Muy lindo proyecto , felicidades 👍!!
Excellent job. Very detailed video. Keep up the great work
Thank you 👍
Beautiful!
Nicely done!!
Thanks so much!
Hey audio sounds great! Good stuff. I highly recommend the kreg foreman if you do pocket holes all the time like I have to. Sped up everything a lot.
zteknon thank you!! I need a foreman for sure!!
After tearing the tendons and ligaments in my right elbow last year, I second this! If I could justify the money, I would get one in a heartbeat!
Great video and instant sub here. Very handy laundry sorting system and you did a great job explaining all the process. Can't wait to see more content
Daniel Barker thanks so much for subscribing!!
Beautiful, I really love this project
Thank you!
wow ms lady did her thang thanks
Bad ass!!
Great and accurate!!
Love it!!
Thank you for sharing!! 😊👍🏼👌🏼
That turned out hella nice. Great job. Thanks for sharing.
Super!
Very nice shara ..
My comment is......you did a great job looks good
Thank you so much!
Oh... and Olive. 😁😁😁
Good job !
Thank you!
That is absolutely beautiful. Thanks for all the tips!
😍😍 I love your video thanks for sharing I can’t wait to get started on my diy project this is perfect for our studio
It looks like this requires a lot of tools! Is there any way to make this with limited tools? Love how it turned out!! 😍
Hi! You can definitely get creative with other ways of cutting down your pieces to limit the amount of saws you would need. The saw guides, bandsaw, and shelf pin jig are definitely optional. You can find more info on the build and the tools needed here:
www.woodshopdiaries.com/diy-tilt-out-laundry-hamper/
Love that
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Just remember that using glue on end grain is almost rendered useless as the end grain absorbs the majority of the glue, hence why most people use some kind of joinery (half lap, mortise and tenon etc.) then use wood glue. Amazing build though, came out awesome.
when I do this type, I tend to use a router, rout a channel until about half an inch from the end, and wedge in another piece of wood. You can't see it once assembled, but MAN does it make a difference
You are awesome. I have an entire garage/shop that I could do this in, but I'm totally afraid. Where did you get your determination?
You got this! You just have to start. The determination has to come from yourself and you just have to decide to try. I’m self taught so I just learn by doing.
@@WoodshopDiaries I feel like mistakes could be expensive. I will give it some thought. I have no excuses...I am retired and my father was a carpenter. There should be some of that ability on my blood. Lol. I want to make a hamper cabinet/tower for my bathroom. I would hate to screw up on good wood. Maybe I should try modifying an existing cabinet.
That turned out great! I have been searching for a good video guide on how to make one of these! I am looking at making one with 3 tilt outs. Is this cabinet pretty sturdy? I was considering doing a custom walnut and epoxy piece for the top and just wanted to make sure that it can withstand the weight of the top piece if I take that route. Thanks for the video!
Thank you! Yep, it’s sturdy. No issues with it so far after over a year of daily use. I’d say it should be fine with a heavier top.
@@WoodshopDiaries Thanks for the response! If I were to use plastic laundry baskets, do you know what size I'd have to get so they fit in the doors?
I couldn’t find any that fit, that’s why I used the fabric/canvas type. I can’t remember off the top of my head, but the plans have the door dimensions that you can try to match 👍
@@WoodshopDiaries ok! Maybe I’ll just keep with with ones like you used! Thanks again!
@@WoodshopDiaries I want to build this but I have a slight addition to it that I'd like to try and was wondering if you could give me some advice on how to do it. Would your website be the best way to reach out since I have a picture of the addition that I'd like to make to this piece. Thank you!
U r good girl!
Thank you 👍
Good job. Thank you for sharing, 1 Question for you What are the dimensions for each drawer?
Love your videos, I made one just like the one on your video and it was really nice but I use compressed wood for top and sides but when paint it I didn't like the way it looks so my question is ...do you have any suggestions on how to paint compressed wood and make it looks nice???
I’m not sure what you mean by compressed wood? Do you mean plywood? I use plywood all the time for my projects and paint them just like I’d paint anything else. But, I use high quality birch hardwood plywood (basically cabinet grade plywood) and that makes a big difference. Regular rough pine or treated plywood won’t be smooth enough to give you a nice finish.
@@WoodshopDiaries maybe that's why, do you have any suggestions on how to make fix it at this point??
I’m not sure what your exact issue is to fix. You just said it doesn’t look like you wanted, but I’m not sure what exactly that means. I’d suggest priming if you haven’t already. And a thorough sanding between coats of paint.
Awesome job! I really like the design! What temp is the iron on to apply the edge banding?
Thank you! I have a whole tutorial with all the info on edge banding in this post:
www.woodshopdiaries.com/how-to-cover-plywood-edges/
@@WoodshopDiaries thanks!
Whaooo u a Bad Ass Woman excuse my language but that was awesome!!!!
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it! 😄
What is the actual size of the hampers you used for this build?
When you made the top with 2x10’s would it still be durable if I wer to use a 2” strip of other wood in between the 2 2x10’s?
If you use wood glue and/or join them then yes.
Hi there! Built this and LOVE it, but i'm having trouble finding laundry hampers that fit in it. Can you tell me where you got the ones shown in the video? Or at least what the dimensions of them are? Thanks in advance!
www.woodshopdiaries.com/diy-tilt-out-laundry-hamper-cabinet/
I’ve got them linked on the blog post here. 👍
Can you please share where you found the hampers? We followed your plans & love it but can’t find hampers that fit in. Please link them? Thank you!
Kelsey Alcala hi! I’m so glad you built this project and love it! The link to the hampers I used can be found along with links to everything else I used to build this project in this post here:
www.woodshopdiaries.com/diy-tilt-out-laundry-hamper-cabinet/
How do you think it would work if I enclosed the entire back? I am going to do 3 tilt outs instead on the shelves in the middle.
I’m planning to copy your garage kitchen exactly. I’ve started ordering my tools. How would I modified this design to match those doors? Thank you for great tutorials.
Happy building! You could just cut half round molding and glue on the fronts of the plywood doors just like this project. Nothing else would have to change if you just glued that on top.
@@WoodshopDiaries thank you. If I wanted to do a full overlay door, like the doors in the kitchen, how would I modify this design?
I have a post here about door sizing that should be helpful for you:
www.woodshopdiaries.com/how-to-make-diy-cabinet-doors/
Question where did you learn to do this kinda stuff
Several years of trial and error 😅 I’m self taught
Was that an iron you used at 2:00 mark? 👀 can you tell I’m clueless about wood working 😭😅😅
www.woodshopdiaries.com/how-to-cover-plywood-edges/
This explains it
Love the cabinet. Would you be willing to share how you did the stain and poly finish. Thanks
What are the dimensions of the cabinet?
Joseph Council 42” wide, 16” deep and 34 1/2” tall
i can't focus this when your beauty is in the way damnit!
Weird, I had no problem seeing beyond looks and see them as the carpenter they are and not a thing to sexualize.