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Hinged shelf-shelf for a microwave.

In the kitchen, as always, there is very little space, and even a microwave, it takes up space on the table.
So I decided to remove this problem. And he made a hinged shelf for the stove. The furnace itself is heavy, so I added two stiffeners on each side. In the photographs they are marked with numbers 4 and 6. I made a box specifically to close the void between the stiffeners, and it will come in handy on the farm. I cut the corners for an aesthetic look, you can not cut it, it will not affect the design.



Here is the specification for detailing.
Everything is designed for chipboard 18 mm thick.
1.360 * 550 1pcs Cap.
2.4 * 550 * 1pcs Bottom.
3.450 * 95 2pcs Rear hinged slats.
4,400 * 95 2 pcs. Side of the drawer, rib number one.
5.440 * 430 1 pc. Bottom bottom.
6.300 * 110 2pcs Sidewalls from the microwave, rib number two.
7. 426 * 90 1 pc. Facade.
8.300 * 60 2pcs The sides of the inner drawer.
9.368 * 60 2pcs The partitions are internal drawers.
10.400 * 300 1 pc. The bottom of the fiberboard drawer.

Wall-mounted microwave oven shelf


We will need it.
Furniture confirmants - 26 amount
Hexagon furniture.
16 mm screws. - 8 pcs.
Mounting angle 2 pcs. For wall mounting.
Ball guides, 300 mm. 1 set.
Furniture handle 1 pc.





The whole structure is assembled on ordinary furniture confirmants. In the photo, I specially numbered the details so that it would be clearer.









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So I said that home-made ... You are confusing - this is what Delusyusam contradicted.
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No guys, everything is taken from my head, a profession allows. Just in case, there is a calculator. Look for something similar, and you will understand that this is an author’s idea.
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So someone does not know.
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Quote: Ivan_Pokhmelev
I have 5cm there
In the photo there is no 5 cm. Neither behind, nor, especially, from above.

Why are you "messing around" with Ivan, everything is fine there. blush
Already the fourth year weighs, everything is normal.There are no vents on the back or top; these walls are almost always cold. And ventilation is through the side openings. You look through the Internet, here's a photo on the go ...
What are you talking about, dear?
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I have 5cm there
In the photo there is no 5 cm. Neither behind, nor, especially, from above.
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Is there anything to ventilate from behind?
Not from behind, but from above: heat rises upward. The back gap is obtained automatically by means of structural protrusions.
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Quote: To Delusam
then why work at a special enterprise for this ???

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Quote: To Delusam
Which the probably, he has to do with it. (All items in the list are named without errors.)

And this is an answer to Ivan, not every man will do (at home, he simply does not know how), and who works there (well, God himself ordered).
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You are right, Ivan, not every man will do it, only those who work in the corresponding enterprise (furniture).
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Quote: Ivan_Pokhmelev
You are worse than ARBUZNY, with ventilation: it has enough 3 cm, and you have less than a centimeter, which is not enough.

blush Well, firstly, I have 5cm there, and secondly, Valery has already answered you.
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P \ S There are three reasons, at the very least, that it is.
You should be asked the question “What are these reasons?”)))) Tell me please.
In any case, the controversy began after the phrase Pogranets
Perhaps the author did not cut out at home, but I don’t see that this cannot be done at home, when most people have the tools.

To be honest, I also don’t see that this cannot be done at home. And if you assemble from finished parts, when buying chipboard, you pay for sawing and gluing the edges, then why work at a special enterprise for this ???
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Is there anything to ventilate from behind? ))))
This is the standard solution. Nothing overheats there ...
When, when there were no such brackets on sale yet, I, living in a communal apartment, where I shared my kitchen with another family, hung a microwave under a hinged drawer, using standard angles with a stiffening rib ... Since the length was needed a lot (by " the depth of the "microwave), I decided to turn them over - so that the other shoulder was pointing up and hidden behind the" stove "itself. But it so happened to me that the plane of the brackets is tilted forward (stiffener) by just 16 mm. I solved the problem by letting a strip of chipboard of such thickness in front. Then the hem wasn’t for sale, but I found a “Tseshka” (a plastic hem that wears on the hem).
Now, thank God, there is no "little space" problem - the microwave is in the "whatnot" on a shelf specially reserved for it.
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You are worse than ARBUZNY, with ventilation: it has enough 3 cm, and you have less than a centimeter, which is not enough.
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Quote: To Delusam
Well, let's say, like a cow - a saddle.

Yes, I want to apologize to ARBUZNY for my possibly harsh tone. The fact is that (let's put it this way) the “volume” of the shelf against the stove itself, as if these dimensions “suppress” it.
I solved the same problem like this. My H \ "soars" in the air. And imagine her in this box, at this place?
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Quote: Valery
That is, you still insist on what exactly such a shelf

Not such namely a shelf (it doesn't matter what)?
Quote: Valery
Could you cut the laminated chipboard? Or, could not stick the edge ?? But honestly, I can’t imagine which of these operations in your view cannot be performed “by hand”.

You can do everything with your hands, but in this case, the presented product (shelf) was assembled from finished parts (panels) made using appropriate machines. Is it clear? Or cool again?
P \ S There are three reasons, at the very least, that it is.
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Quote: Valery
Well, what am I wrong in?


HERE IN THIS:
not every man will do it, only those who work in the corresponding enterprise (furniture).

blush Uh! Excuse me ?! I’m talking (I think that's all) about a specific (presented) product, and not about YOUR (plural) “home creations” (which no one has seen).

That is, you still insist that specifically such a shelf
not every man will do it, only those who work in the corresponding enterprise (furniture).
???
Please, explain what kind of operation, for example, you personally could not have done if you had done such a shelf? (I think all the conditions are met - you do not work at the "appropriate furniture company")))))? : smirk:
Could you cut the laminated chipboard? Or, could not stick the edge ?? : open_mouth: Honestly, I can’t imagine which of these operations in your view cannot be performed “by hand”.
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Quote: pogranec
How i forgot. When professionals speak, it is better for the amateur to be silent. I’ll go read a textbook, maybe I’ll become smarter.

blush Well, finally, sober words of "husband" are heard, not "boys". Respect !!!
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Quote: Valery
Well, what am I wrong in?


HERE IN THIS:
not every man will do it, only those who work in the corresponding enterprise (furniture).

blush Uh! Excuse me ?! I’m talking (I think that's all) about a specific (presented) product, and not about YOUR (plural) “home creations” (which no one has seen).
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Quote: Valery
It seems that I’ve also been taken from the Border Quotation, haven’t I? )))

Who will you lead ... If I "speak" in your language, will it be clearer?
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Yes, it seems, no one was measured ... Everything seems to be just sharing experiences ....))))
P.S. smile And the phrases were again pulled out of context.))) It seems that they also took the “Pogranets quote” from me, didn't they? )))
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Well, what am I wrong in?


HERE IN THIS:
not every man will do it, only those who work in the corresponding enterprise (furniture).
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Quote: Valery
I do not claim

Quote: pogranec
You are wrong here, Delausam.

Wait for an answer? Let's not measure pppp-kami?)))
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I’m not saying that you didn’t see him ... You just took the phrase out of context. The meaning I put in was: "You yourself saw that he cuts in the same circle!". But I would write such a phrase if I knew for sure that you saw it!))) What if it didn’t happen?)))
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Quote: Valery
FinallyAre you the machine on which you saw the sheets of laminated chipboard spread?

Is this a question or have I given you a reason for such "applications"? Finally?
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Quote: Valery
So it’s quite possible to do this at home. Many do ...

Well, what am I wrong in?
I argue that this not done at home (that is, not manually, with the help of professional equipment).
You claim to be at home can do it manually.
Cyril 517 claims that this any student can do.
We have different statements, do not you think?
Maybe someone will resolve our approval?
Can, hand on heart, the author himself? Which most likely has to do with it. (All things in the list are named without errors.) There is no source, maybe this is not his "work", but is it precisely copied?
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Why work at a furniture company? Particleboard with cut is sold a lot where. Furniture fittings are also on every corner ...
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Put a double socket, I repeat ... It's just that - I got one, put the second. And you can turn it on together))). And in the tee kettle - and individually bad !!! There is 2 kW of power! Saves only that for a short time, does not have time to heat up strongly.
But sooner or later it will burn up anyway - with each switch-on there is oxidation due to heating. (We do not have 16 ampere tees))))).
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You are wrong here, Delausam. I know perfectly well, for example, how this is done, because I remade a lot of furniture myself. Basically, when I buy chipboard, I order and saw it by my size. But, it happened that he cut at home.Circular saw with a fine tooth.
Edge is always glued himself. And cut them on his own. Glued with an iron, followed by cutting with a technical knife. (As you know, it all goes 20 mm). Quality does not suffer from this - most small business furniture makers are also glued with an iron, without having an expensive machine tool. A layer of PVAD is deposited on the edge, which is simply melted by an iron - the same thing happens in the machine.
It was even that glued the edge after cutting with a jigsaw. True, I went through a tape sander ... And after the disk cut is clean and even - grinding is not needed, I immediately glue the edge. In the end, are you the machine on which the sheets of laminated chipboard are rasspuschaty saw? After all, he also cuts around with a small victorious tooth ... Like my saw. The main thing is to cut it directly.
So it’s quite possible to do this at home. Many do ...
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How i forgot. When professionals speak, it is better for the amateur to be silent. I’ll go read a textbook, maybe I’ll become smarter.
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Quote: pogranec
but I don’t see that this cannot be done at home, when most people have the tools.

blush Again. In order to see this, you need to know how to do it.
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Workpieces not made at home
Where are such conclusions from? Perhaps the author did not cut out at home, but I do not see that this cannot be done at home, when most people have the tools.
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For the gifted, who cares. When they say: - Made by hands, then done well, they are friends with the head, regardless of whether with hands (in the literal sense) or with the help of machine tools (also with hands).
The blanks are not made at home, ready-made houses are assembled.
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It’s ridiculous. smile SW commentators when you write comments browse, and not if you wrote what before. And as for the special equipment, I don’t see anything that cannot be done at home.
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Quote: Ivan_Pokhmelev
This is hardly done qualitatively, not like any schoolchild, far from every adult man can do that.

You are right, Ivan, not every man will do it, only those who work in the corresponding enterprise (furniture).
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Quote: Cyril 517
any student can do this,

This is hardly done qualitatively, not like any schoolchild, far from every adult man can do that.
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I liked it: done neatly, ventilation is provided, the layout with cut corners at the bottom looks very elegant.
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I don’t turn on the kettle and microwave together. It’s just that I have conditions like not some.
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No, why ... A rather interesting design. If, say, the rest of the kitchen is made of the same chipboard, then it will somehow be written to "complete the picture." Type "Furniture Set" ...
But a socket with a tee is, of course, wild horror ... Sorry .. You can just install a double socket for a hidden installation if you don’t want to drill a wall ... But this, in my opinion, is permissible in single-parent families))) ) Well ... where the man is not. : wink: In general, the tee is a temporary one-time solution. Constantly using it is not only unaesthetic, but also dangerous!
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: winked: Done by hand, but somehow it doesn't fit me. Well, let's say, like a cow - a saddle.
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Why on the forum? Good thing, of course I understand that any schoolchild can do this, but it’s really charmingly done!

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