More On Hangin' Kitchen Cabinets

[suitsyousir1980]

3:20 I think you can let go now!!!

[07198027]

Ever heard of cabinet screws? I think people here are only trying to help you, man. Don't get offended, you're obviously doing this completely wrong. For starters, you screw the cabinets to each other first, then you fasten them to the wall. And invest in some cordless tools, it will really help you out.

[JimiGumba]

Ok. Thanks man. I'll try it out.

[JimiGumba]

Upper cabinets up and bottom cabinets down. With cabinet screws. I think I got it now.

[munker350]

@JimiGumba how can you be a 25 year veteran aprentice? after 5 years or so you become pro! so you mean to tell us that you are still an aprentice after 25 years experience? hahahah i wonder when you gonna turn pro? mebie never cuz you are taking too long! mabie its the doo rag!

[cwaj]

I was a installers helper for years......

This helper is great at standing there.........

I guess I was an over achiever.

The cabinet will hold itself after 1 screw is put in. Geeeze, 6 screws later, and the helper is still holding it up!

[cs02000]

Stupid question,

Why aren't screws put in the roof of the cabinets to secure it to the ceiling/bulkhead above? Or did I miss something

[marshalluniversity31]

wow, nice job countersinking and hiding the screws, some people care about that, and the joint didn't look very flush.

[jedwards1559]

........I sent this link over to all of my installers to show them "How Not to Install Cabinets" Taking your time results in a clean and sharp looking job well done! BTW... Wall cabinets are always installed first.... then the base cabinets. God bless you guys for trying. It is a rewarding trade as I have found out! Good luck!

[blackbamabound]

@jedwards1559

oh man...nobody cares what you would have done...who are you again? Why are you here?....damn why am I here? And your installers can suck the business end of my screwdriver. And how many customer balls have you blown in the last 32 years?

If Gumba wants to rush, let him.

[dannyabq1]

@blackbamabound

Only professionals do it right! Only immature kids speak as you do! Rushing a job is a sign of nervousness and insecurity. Taking your time results in a professional job well done. It is a shame that these installers were not trained correctly. Slow down good buddy and things will get better for.

[blackbamabound]

@dannyabq1

Danny, I would like to say "Suck this immature kid's dick". Have a good day.

[dannyabq1]

@blackbamabound

You have a good day too my friend... God bless you! I will pray that you life get's better.

[blackbamabound]

@dannyabq1 oh yeah...Happy Veteran's Day sir.

[jedwards1559]

As a master carpenter for 32 years, I wouldn't hire this guy to hang my cabinets if he did it for free! Using the right tools is essential and by scratching up the new cabinets is unacceptable. If I caught any of my installers setting their power tools or any harware directly on the customers newly purchased cabinets they would first have to deal with me as I care about the overall appearence of the completed job. The poor "helper guy" seems so unhappy with his job!

[dannyabq1]

The guy with the doorag on his head is a NERVOUS WRECK!!! He needs to slow down and he won't strip the hell out of those screws.

[dannyabq1]

@dannyabq1 You really need to watch your language there mr. Jimi...... If you say you a veteran apprentice "professional" then you would have some respect right? Obviously not. All I wanted to do was to see how you hang cabinets the CORRECT way without RUSHING as you do! I realize that awful noise was the cluth of the driver however I KNOW the noise of stripping screws very well as I do it all the time. Why don't you just admit it and be a professional as you say!

[nobooks]

Nice touch wit da lazer. But what you doin' with spinning da screws you Gumba?!

[MultiTom69]

rock and roll baby, you guys really know how its done

[locc151]

good idea marking the studs with the laser instead of having to transfer the stud marks on the inside ofr the cabinet.

[lawguru78]

Hi, what kind of laser level are you using? Nice series

[JimiGumba]

Hi, thanks...that's a Stanley lazer for under 100 bucks from the Depot.

[salahaddin11]

@JimiGumba Hello Friend, are you drilling/screwing through the concrete walls? Thanks.