Drill into timber, soft metal and hard materials including brick and concrete with the RYOBI 18V ONE+ Hammer Drill.
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A great laundry space-saver is this Open Cupboard with Hanging Rack. Use it to fill an awkward space between cupboards or appliances. Read the step-by-step instructions below and watch the video to create your own.
Step 1: Carefully measure the dimensions of where you want to hang the cupboard and then mark out the pieces on 12mm plywood
Step 2: Using the circular saw, cut the two sides, back and top pieces.
Step 3: Using the hammer drill, drill pocket holes on the rear sides of the back piece and then on the rear/top of the sides and back pieces.
Step 4: Using the impact driver, attach all of these pieces together
Step 5: Measure out where you want your rod to hang and the width of it.
Step 6: Using the multi-tool, cut the rod to size.
Step 7: Using the hammer drill, pre-drill the holes for the rod.
Step 8: Using the hammer drill, pre-drill the holes into the cupboard and wall – try to drill into a stud (the vertical timber framing behind the plasterboard wall. If unable, use appropriate drywall screws/fixtures). Then secure it into the wall using the impact driver or screwdriver.
Step 9: Attach the rod using either the impact driver or a hand-held screwdriver if the impact driver is too big.
Step 10: Measure out the edges that you want to cover with 4mm edging and cut with a mitre saw.
Step 11: Secure the edging with glue and the 18GA brad nailer.
Step 12: To cover up the screw in the back of the cupboard and for a nice statement, cut 40x8mm rounded edging bead to size and secure using the 18G brad nailer.
Step 13: Paint, stain, or seal.
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