Thank you for watching. It's pretty easy job. Just go slow as you drilling it to the refrigerator.

yes thay are a ripoff....

Thanks for the advice, luckily I've been needing a new set of bolt cutters for a while so I'm gonna treat myself. Two birds, one stone.

Just use a grinder with cutting disk or a dremmel

I just spent over $100 on a replacement shelf for my fridge and it doesn’t even stay in. Wish I saw this video before

You cant rent those boot cutters too

I'm grad I helped. Stop crying over stuff like that. There are more important stuff out there to cry over :)

Me too😂

Go to Lowes, they have lots of clear bins the will work as a crisper. All sorts of shapes and sizes

thisonelife x you can install metal tracks that people put on computer desk for keyboards. And then attach something to them. Also you can use baskets that already come with tracks, they use them in the kitchen cabinets. They all metal and plastic and should work just fine.

Yes. Just get a plastic container, one that you buy for the kitchen, to store forks and spoons or different accessories. It's thicker plastic box that usually put inside of a cabinet. Or one that you put in sink to store washed dishes (wash forks spoons and knives )They about 2-3 hight. And width you would have to measure your door to find out how long it have to be. And you can literally screw that in with the screws into a door just predrilled holes too

Lowes Hardware. Homedepot have them too !

What plastic shelves are you talkin about? the one in the video I'm showing and making all metal ! I'm pretty sure they can handle that weight. But original plastic shelves that came with your refrigerator I have no idea, probably not

Thank you. I was talking about the supports actually. Just wondering if plastic supports could handle that weight. Thanks again.

karebearvan Google - "refrigerator cooling diagram" and you will see cooling lines with refrigerant usually in the back of it. So u have low chances drill it threw, but still be careful !!!

Screen Share great, will do! Thanks!

Lowes. Home Depot and even Walmart sell them

Michael Nott it worked for me

Marie Miller you welcome

They are Rubber Maid FastSet Back Clips #3D69 you'll find them in the DIY wire closet shelving section of your home improvement store.

No that's was clear epoxy

Buy plastic bins that goes in kitchen cabinets. . Lowes Hardware, Home Depot and even Walmart sale them. They come different sizes. Make sure their pretty thick. And you can screw them in, right into your door through the plastic. You can add epoxy woth screws. Just be aware its going to be permanently

There's absolutely nothing wrong with drilling little tiny hole lol.

Yes it will

So they will catch anything that you put in the back of the deep freezer

No lol. There is a foam insulation in there can your holes will be covered by glue anyway

You need to get baskets. They sell white wire baskets at hardware stores like lowes and home depot at organize departments, people use them under sink or in closets. They can be mount on the door same way. Here is link, just an example, you can find them in white and much cheaper www.hobbylobby.com/Home-Decor-Frames/Storage-Organization/Baskets/Narrow-Wire-Basket/p/80921811

@@IvanRossS do you have some other basket links? Seems a wire basket would rust?

Yes. So they have stop int the end lol..

I did not drill through the refrigerator just through the plastic casing without damaging anything... is the same thing what they do at the manufacturing. Instead they will insert plastic plug with the Hole 🕳 so you can insert metal shelves into those holes or any kind of accessories

If you drill through YOUR refrigerator, just make sure you silicone your hole pretty well and you'll be just fine. Should be moving easy and slow

Ofcourse there is a risk, but usually tubes located behind refrigerator. You can always Google diagram off your refrigerator, make and model, to see approximately layout. Usually deep freezers have tubes in the wall because they do not operate like refrigerator do, where you have a fan that circulating cold air through the internals of refrigerator and freezer section too, deep freezersdown have fans, otherwise your walls in the refrigerator would have frostjust like deep freezers do

Cost way more!! I can just imagine how much sheet of metal will cost. Just flex seal along cost more then I spend on this setup.

thank you

Barry Cribb they are. I made it that way to have a lip that I can catch stuff

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