Time to start putting things back together. Trailer cabinets aren’t built like your typical household cabinets. Follow along to find out how we handled this trailer’s cabinets and see how they turned out.
Here are the tools used in the video:
– Kreg Crosscut Station
– Kreg Rip Cut
– Kreg Straight Edge Guide 8’
– Kreg Straight Edge Guide 4’
– 7-¼” x 60-tooth Circular Saw Blade
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Why did you do only partial support braces on the inner/left side of the bottoms of the upper and middle cabinets?
Hello Teresa,
Those are just braces to keep it stable, they aren’t supports. The supports are what’s installed into the framing that connect to the floor and back wall. You don’t need mucj support on that side. They can be longer if you want but they really don’t need to be as it is more of a brace than a support.