Well, actually, what we're doing now is assembling a small, narrow pantry, an upright pantry,
is big in height, is a bit narrow, so you can get a couple side by side. Slips into
a small area of if you have it. What we have here are the same basic tools we've used before.
We have the driver, we have the combination square, and we have the mallet.
Now, it's important to use an impact driver when you use these. They have a clutch setting
on them, so as it goes in it'll get to that point where it wants to bite and then it will
slow itself down, so you're not over-driving screws and trying to push them right through.
They're very quick to change the bits and makes life so much simpler when you're doing
these cabinets.
Okay, now we're starting with step 1. We've got the back and we've got the top. On the
side here we've got all the screws and fittings we need. We'll start using just the long screws
we need to bring this carcass together. Using a mallet, we'll just give it a gentle
tap and then fix it in place. Now this time we'll start putting the sides on. Okay, we've
put the first side ready to go on. What we need to do is make sure it's flush on with
the top edge and the back edge. Now, because of the size of this thing I've actually used
one of the shelves to support it. Gives you a second pair of hands. Okay, what I've done
is I've fixed the top, now I'll go along the side here. Now, it's a good idea to start
from the top corner. That gives you the opportunity to move the back in and out to get that nice
nice flush line.
To make it a little bit simpler, just place the screws in the hole ready. That way, you
know you covering every hole. You need to have a screw in every point. And there we
have a nice clean edge. Now that we have that side on, we turn it over. We'll go to the
next side. Before we put that on, we'll put that shelf there just to make sure it keeps
it upright until we fix it in place. Same procedure again, make sure it's tight at the
front along the top edge, we fix the top edge, and then we continue along the side.
Okay, now we're going to put the bottom on. Now, we're going to leave it as it is and
simply place this down here with a clean edge at the front, of course. So, again with the
long screws. Gently turn it over, and there we have it. Okay, now we're going to start
attaching the feet. These two little edges here always face the outside edges of the
cabinet. Using the shorter screws, of course.
Okay, this is the next part. You'll find that there is a thread inside here and just a plain
part here. Let's push this in so it's nice and flush to the base, then you've got the
external thread. There again, you've got the faring here, this simply pushes into here
until it sits nice and tight and thread it in. And that continues on for the other three.
Okay, so now we have these on. We'll set all the feet at a height of 145 to accommodate
the kick rail. Now this is only a basic setting because that's floor is very
likely uneven. We'll do a finer setting as we fit the cabinets together and adjust the
feet to suit. We start at 145 if it makes the process simple. So simply by putting that
atop of there, we want the feet in or out to suit. Okay, I'm just going to get my friend
Troy to give me a hand to get this standing up. Thank you.
Okay, now it's in position. We'll put our little feet in here, shelf support to put
the shelves in. We'll start with that, making sure that you keep the same position on every
level. And the last one. And there you have it, I've assembled a pantry.