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Create Pocket and Shelf Pin Holes

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DIY Modern Bathroom Remodel

What happens here

Utilize a Kreg Foreman pocket hole jig (or a Kreg Mini jig as an alternative for basic users) to create pocket holes on the edges of the cabinet panels. These holes will be used for strong, concealed joints during assembly. Additionally, use a Kreg shelf pin jig to drill precisely spaced holes on the interior sides of the cabinet, allowing for adjustable shelf placement.

Goal: Prepare panels for assembly and adjustable shelving.

Tools and materials

  • Cordless Drill

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assemble all together i'm gonna be using my craig foreman it looks like an intimidating machine this is what i originally started with this is a craig mini this cost you maybe 20 or 30 bucks now i have that i'm going to use that if you don't have that use this or buy that whatever improvise until you get the tools [Music] so [Music] i'm going to use a shelf pinning jig and what this does is create those you know classic pins with a little adjustable uh level for the shelves and here's the genius part about this jig to continue the line up to keep it from swaying off remove your pin raise this to the top find the very last pin you created push it in and now you can continue the row without having it moving off to the [Music] side [Music]

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