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Continue Drawer Repair for Additional Drawers

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What happens here

The creator moves on to repair another drawer that has similar issues. He demonstrates how to use the t-square tool to depress the release tab, allowing the drawer to be fully removed. He then uses a screwdriver, and in some cases, the Knipex pliers, to bend the internal metal tabs back into their correct positions, ensuring they are ready to receive the drawer slide properly.

Goal: Fix additional problematic drawer slides using the established technique.

Tools and materials

  • Drawer from Toolbox — The item being repaired
  • Knipex Pliers Knipex — Assisting with bending stubborn tabs
  • Red Toolbox — The item being repaired
  • Screwdriver — Bending internal metal tabs
  • T-Square Ryobi — Depressing the release tab and positioning other tools

What they say

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this one actually is pretty good. This one needs to be repaired. So remember, I said I had to grab this little t-square off of my Ryobi and just I was looking for something flat and this worked out perfect because you have to get back here. A screwdriver doesn't actually do it. But you have to get back here and you have to depress that little tab so you can get this thing pulled the whole way out. And boom, it pops out. So everything right here looks really good. We just want to take that. I'm just going to take that tab and I'm just going to pop it out just a little bit again. And with this one right here, you know what, that's going to have to be baked down a little bit. Just get that in place. And that's popped down enough. A little screwdriver hooked that right up. And then we also want to do this tab. Okay, just a little bit right there. And we'll see about that drawer. So once again, everything looks good here. We'll check these out. That

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