Materials: Cabinet Drawers and Drawer Fronts Replacement
hand saw
hammer
chisel
screw gun
nut driver
Framing Mirror
sliding compound miter saw
table saw
clamps
screwdriver
"L" brackets
keyhole hangers
Cabinet Drawers and Drawer Fronts Replacement
1. Notch out the cabinet stiles using a hand saw, hammer and chisel (figure A).
2. Add a cleat to the back of the stiles to receive the hinge screws (figure B).
3. Screw the new hinges into place and adjust as needed (figure C).
4. Mark and drill holes for the new drawer fronts and attach them with a nut driver (figure D).
Framing Mirror
1. Cut four boards to length with 45-degree miters on both ends (figure E).
2. On a table saw, cut a cavity in the back of each board to receive the mirror (figure F).
3. Lay the frame out and clamp the corners together (figure G). Temporarily attach the corners with a pneumatic nailer, then add "L" brackets to the back side of the frame.
4. Predrill "L" brackets and screw on each corner (figure H).
5. Fit and secure the mirror with clips.
6. Attach two keyhole hangers to the back of the frame.
7. Hang the mirror (figure I).
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