Install Upper Cabinets and Panel Fillers
At 6:53 in
I Built An Entire Kitchen In 7 Days (Start-To-Finish)
What happens here
Tools and materials
- Drill/Driver
- Ladder
- Level
- Screws
- Side panels/Fillers
- Upper cabinets
What they say
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What they say
(2,501 characters)take. We're moving on to the uppers. And they're not too complicated, but they don't make too much sense in my head yet. Narrow cabinet on top, long cabinet down below. I did that because I didn't want to just have traditional cabinets and all this empty space. I want this thing to be grand. So, we have a transition piece down the middle here, spacer. So, what we need to figure out is how far off the top we're going to go. So, we're at 56 in. So, what that means is we're going to run it off this top plate, which is 9 ft tall. We're going to hit 56 in. All right. So, from the base, we're looking at 18 and 3/8. So, I'm going to cut up some scrap pieces of wood and use them as my little kickstand, put them on top, put the lower cabinet on, put the spacer, put the upper cabinet on, and then hopefully I don't screw it up. And then continue that 9 ft line all the way around, including this slant right here. And in my prediction, that's going to fill the top part so well that you're not going to feel like it's missing anything. [Music] This is harder than I thought. See, the reason I said it's a lot harder than I thought it would be cuz there's a crap ton of panels that need to go in to like conceal everything. So, you have the panels between the two cabinets on top. You got a panel that's going to go here. A panel is going to go here, here, and here. It's just all day panels. And I mean, they're not they're labeled, but they're not labeled in my language. They're labeled in their own shop cabinet making language that I'm not very well worse. All right, guys. I got to be honest. I'm burnt out. Between building, remodeling homes, creating content, it's nonstop. But I love what I do. But wearing all the hats, it could be exhausting, right? I rely on outside help just to keep things moving. Sure, hiring full-time employees sounds great in theory until you're drowning in payroll and paperwork and all the other added stress that comes with that. Well, that's why I started using Upwork. It's been a total game changer. Upwork makes it easy to find talented freelancers who are willing to jump in and help with things like video editing, website design, uh, graphic design, e-commerce, and beyond. It's fast, it's flexible, and the best part of all is I only pay for what I need when I need it. Right now, with everything going on in the world, I've realized efficiency and impact matters more now than ever. Upwork helps me scale up or down without massive overhead or long-term…
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