Reinstall and Test Repaired Drawers

keeps it out enough to where it's not going to move. You know, they say, one man's trash is no one man's treasure. I mean, I'm all about it, dude. I love garage sailing. I love finding things that that I can fix. You know, that and I don't want to freaking buy tons of stuff that's already out there. I buy a lot of stuff used, man. And let's just see if it pops in. So you can see what I'm talking about. Still, it's still all metal construction, right? These little slides, that's all it is, is metal sliding inside that. And this is the same thing. If you see right there, that is one of those tabs. And that's where it catches is right there. So hopefully that tab sticks out far enough. So hopefully that tab that we just pulled out back there sticks out far enough that it's going to catch on this. And it's not going to allow it to come back out anymore. Let's see. Here's the hoping. Okay. So we'll just try to get that put in place right there on that side. Get this side put in. So I can feel the resistance on this top one, right? Right where I'm at right there, I think is where those clips are. And I got both of them. You hear those two clicks. And that drawer just actually slides a lot different at this point. Awesome. So much more. I mean, it's not the stabeless thing ever anyway, but it's pretty good. I think it's going to be good. If I don't overload these, it's going to work out awesome. Lace, it's not falling off anymore. So then we'll just do this to the rest of them. Like this one actually is pretty good. This one needs to be repaired. So remember, I said