Welcome to part three of this diy Ikea custom doors series. In part one I taught you how to use a table saw to build your own shaker door and drawer fronts for Ikea kitchen cabinets. Part two I gave you all the information you need in order mount your drawer fronts. In this post, part three, I’m going to show you how to build the 60″ tall doors. And next week I’ll teach you how to resize a cabinet so you can get those fancy spice rack pullouts everyone loves next to their ranges. You need three hinges on the taller 60″ Doors The cup hinges for the top…
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The Best Tutorial to Build Your Own Ikea Drawer Fronts
Have you ever installed an Ikea kitchen cabinet drawer front from the Sektion line? You may have noticed that Ikea drills various holes in the backsides for mounting. This makes the drawer fronts very diy friendly. It also makes them adaptable to their multiple drawer sizes and configurations. However, if you want to make your own drawer fronts you need to understand the significance of the holes in relationship to your cabinet drawer configurations. I’m going to teach you those measurements, but also how to streamline your process drilling them so you don’t make mistakes and you get through all your drawers quicker. If you have done a few Ikea…
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Cheap, inexpensive shaker cabinet doors for Ikea sektion cabinets for less than $5 per door
Hi everyone! This is going to be a three week series on how to make doors and drawer fronts for any Ikea Sektion kitchen cabinet. Incase you need a custom size cabinet, I’ll follow it up with how to modify an Ikea kitchen cabinet. Jump ahead to the tutorial on doors here. What if I told you that this cabinet base was Ikea? How about this one? Would you believe me? Why Ikea? Ikea’s kitchen cabinet line, “Sektion” is one of my favorite cabinet lines. It’s diy friendly, comes with plenty of cabinet sizes, tons of customizations a 25 year warranty and its frame style allows you to add trim…
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DIY Nightstands
Want to know how to build your own high end looking nightstands at a fraction of the cost? Well here's your plan!