Install Sink Base and Adjacent Base Cabinets

problem. So, this is the annoying part here. The sink. Uh, we have our 24 in distance for our washerd dryer. Got both side panels on. I got to drill three holes for the water lines. One for the dishwasher, two for the faucet. I got to drill a hole for the drain and a hole for the power. There's an outlet. Oh, yeah. For the garbage disposal. Makes [Music] sense. Pretty damn good hole, though, if I say so myself. Freehand. Not too bad. Not terrible. Not the best, just not [Applause] couple of things per instructions of the cabinet guys. Uh inch and a quarter screws and uh these are not your standard Phillips. These are the square tips. So if you have a Craig pocket hole jig, these actually fit better than spack screws. These are awesome. Second thing is don't use compression clamps. You know the ones you clamp with your hands. Use these screw on tight ones. Bessies. Home Depot has a killer deal on these. Reason why is it's a lot easier to get a hold of them and make sure they don't move versus with the squeeze ones. That sucker can move on you any minute. This one's more precise, especially when you're dealing with a 16th of an inch reveal. That'll be a big one. So, we had a couple options when we were designing this kitchen. And we had an option of lazy susan which I don't like the idea of them. I think it's a dated concept but also it costs extra cuz you have to get the spinning mechanisms and all that jazz as opposed to I don't know if it's called a dead cabinet or a blind cabinet something like that. Essentially this opens up and the shelf that's in here goes around. So I personally like this function of space. Yes, it's a little more awkward to get into but so is the lazy Susan. I just don't like the idea of having this like biffolding door in the middle of it. I like the symmetry son. Moving forward, we're by the stove here. Clearance for the stove is 30 and 9/16. Quite specific if you ask me. Ladder box. This should be the matching size drawer for it for symmetry. Okay, here's going to be the awkward part. The vent hood is not perfectly centered, which who could predict that? We have a couple options. Move it a couple of inches, replacing the OSB on the other side, which is a whole ordeal, or create a range hood. And even though it's off by a little bit, we'll be able to use that corrugated exhaust hosing to kind of pivot it a little bit. Seems like that's the predicament that we're in. And that is the route we're going to [Music]