Hey gang, if you're looking for this brand of RTA cabinets, contact quavana.com to see if they can assist you. They are located in Houston and are our regional distributor. We order our cabinets from Triple Eight Stone in Baton Rouge (225-223-0855) on Airline Highway near Sherwood Forest. Thanks.

@echan275

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Paul, first and foremost, thanks very much for sharing your skills and tips. I've been following you for months now. I called Quavana trying to see if I can buy RTA for my Dallas house. I was told I can only order from their catalog on their website, any custom stuff can not be done. Is this the same story with your Baton Rouge dealer Triple Eight Stone? Thanks much

@shinigamilee5915

3 жыл бұрын

Those aren't drywall screws, well, I hope they're not. Drywall screws are designed to snap off. They are not designed to handle weight as a fastener. I would swap them out if you suspect they are just drywall screws and use some stronger ones where they need to support weight.

@shinigamilee5915

3 жыл бұрын

I made the same mistake when I was younger. 😉

@mikeclarke3005

2 жыл бұрын

@@shinigamilee5915 using a temp fastener until glue dries, which is the primary fasting method would be fine.

@amoszook3775

2 жыл бұрын

THANK U.

You are probably aware of it, Mr Stud Pack, the videos you are creating here are gonna be a legacy not just for your Son, but also for many that grow up without a handy-able parent to teach them. Thank you.

@ckcuev

3 жыл бұрын

You couldn't be more true.

@projectfreedom9510

3 жыл бұрын

yeah that's very true. Plus you and your dad have something many wish or had. That's what making these fun to watch along with learning.

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Much appreciated Adrian thx 👍💪

@BrutalSalad

3 жыл бұрын

If you have an interest find a company that will hire you. If you stick with it you will have many opportunities to learn and grow in the field.

@amoszook3775

2 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY

Yes guys it's Lenny in Prairieville. After the 2016 flood, I used these cabinets after the flood and I glued and screwed them with no issues!!! The guys at work were saying they spent 30K for cabinets!!! My insurance gave me 30K less than any contractor wanted ! So I used there and did my kitchen for $2800!!!! THEY ARE AWESOME!!! Great video as usual!!

Dad is a multi-task kind of Dad .. Camera Dad and Instructor Dad .. My Favorite part of every video is when Dad nods after he says "Lets get it done" ..

@btimbyindy

3 жыл бұрын

That is a great part, Dad's affirmative nod. Thanks for pointing that out.

I just love his slower and controlled explanation of the build his experience and self-confidence really shows.

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Thx Jeffrey 👍

@jeffreylucas3421

3 жыл бұрын

@@StudPack Just fyi My old gramps use to work at Kolbs in the French Quarter may years ago. Who Dat.

Happy to see father and son working together. Thanks for the video.

Why are your videos so damn interesting? I think it’s because of the way you articulate with a friendly and professional attitude! OK let’s get her done! 👍👍👍😎🇨🇱

@btimbyindy

3 жыл бұрын

And Paul's knowledge, and Jordan's editing!

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Thx Rico and Tim 👍

Love watching your video’s and the quality of work you guys do. A tip in case you haven’t heard of before is to use a self centering drill bit on those plastic clips, that attach to the bottom front of drawer, to prevent the wood from splitting. That’s what we do at our cabinet shop. Keep up the good work. 👍👏

I really admire your craftsmanship -- the way you check both sides of the drawer bottom to show the best side -- a detail many would overlook! Great video production -- nice edits, timing, transitions, and camera work!

@zephyr1408

3 жыл бұрын

Craftsmanship ? Did I miss the part where he built the cabinets? I know the part using a table saw, track saw, tape measure, a cut list, plan, design? I am a custom cabinet builder so I get a little tense when nice guys with nice sons kind of act like they are cabinet builders? By the way machined dove tails made on a huge machine where an employee feeds the board pushes a button and Bam u got half bling , or thru DT? The plywood is MDF fill that’s the dark streak! And never ever use Sheetrock screws on a cabinet ? Why ? Not acceptable won’t pass your inspection if caught ? No sheer strength! Sorry cheap knock off foreign cabinets that he is making a huge profit on ! Looks great ? I replace them and the cheap hinges all the time! A little misleading! Look back where he says “I like the tight fit” the camera slides to the other side briefly and there is a huge gap!

It is one thing to be able to do the work, it is another to be able to teach others. You do an amazing job of instructing. Thank you for your time and effort!

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Our pleasure Ron 👊💪

This video is awesome, thank you for taking the time to detail out your process - it makes for an incredibly useful reference for those of us who are struggling DIYers. Awesome, sir!

Good call on those glide installs on the drawer. My home that I moved into had those screwed into the sides and not the bottom and they all (100% of drawers) had those screws fail (strip out/split) within 2 years of moving in. I reinstalled by screwing into the bottom and haven't had a problem since.

Some of the best cabinets I have ever used. I go ahead and glue and staple , using the included hardware as clamps while I assemble. Love them easy transport, fast assembly and strong.

@JasonJFlippingLife

Жыл бұрын

Which company did you use?

Great to see Jordan working in this video! Helpful to see a different point of view. Full Send on that Like Button!!!

I like the grey electrical bushing protecting the ends of your clamp pipes.

I just assembled some RTA cabinets from overseas. . Very nice quality. . Better than most cabinets today. . I used a tube glue like loctite 3x, better glue and NO RUNNING. Dries overnight. If you have the say 3 drawer 36in. Cabinets, add flat support under the center of drawers for support.

Outstanding tutorial! You are giving me such confidence to “build the kitchen of my dreams !!

So grateful for this video! You're using the same cabinets with the same depth challenges. Thank you!

You guys got me feeling so confident to build my kitchen. Ordered my rta cabinets today and will get started next month 🤙

@chris_favreau

Жыл бұрын

So how'd it go?

@Thejrb11

Жыл бұрын

@@chris_favreau the kitchen turned out so nice. I ordered the frameless style cabinets. I wish I could post pics on KZread. I am about to start another kitchen this week on a new rental I bought.

@JasonJFlippingLife

Жыл бұрын

​@@Thejrb11 Which company did you use for your rta cabinets?

Nice seeing junior doing the work, chip off the old block 👌

@craigroberts9172

Жыл бұрын

Except that he needs to show 100% respect. When his Dad tries to show him something, he tells him to 'focus on the camera'. He wouldn't have tried to correct him if he didn't think there was a problem. Also when the son tries to prove to commenters about his awesome screw gun talent, he bounces it off the cabinet twice, that could have been a disaster at a different time. These videos aren't to show how COOL you think you are. They are just educational and really good too. So respect your Dad and there is a difference between COCKINESS and CONFIDENCE

It has gotten to the point when I come to one of your videos I automatically hit that like button because I know it will be educational, rational and entertaining.

not only do you have good craftmanship on the cabinets....your making the video is awesome. good camera work and your 'announcer' voice is clear with just the right amount of information. I learned alot.

Thanks for making this video, 65 yrs old and I just learned how to use your finger to run a bead of glue along a edge - lol - I love it - love the whole video - hope RTA appreciates this

I need to shorten the depth on a cabinet in my tiny new utility room, thank you for this video!

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Great idea, I keep having to fix my drawers when they fall apart. I might go with RTA when I replace them so I can put them together right in the first place.

Not a bad cabinet! Nice to see plywood case but even better to see you use glue and extra screws to strengthen! 👍 nice job

Thanks so much for the great tutorial. The logical flow and precision of the vid is excellent. I noticed the 3" offset at the door opening. Many people would just put a 30" cabinet on a 30 or 31" wall. The offset makes a nice aesthetic. When I use a full overlay cabinet I usually put a 1" filler at the wall. It's not necessary but I Iike the look. There are so many times a standard depth cabinet just doesn't work. I've never seen the process, a big help for brave souls willing to do the mod. Thanks again. Excellent.

I like using cupcake/ muffin pans to hold all the screws and parts when I assemble things.

@jedwilliams6410

3 жыл бұрын

I bought the pans mechanics use that have a magnetic base. No metal pieces lost when I inevitably bump it and easy to store since the bottom will also stick to any metal surface like a fender washer screwed to the wall.

@toomanymarys7355

2 жыл бұрын

My dad does the same thing!

A Jordan Sighting! And he spoke! Hahahaha. Great stuff fellas.

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

Jordan's doing a good job. It's a function of time though. Paul has the calm confidence that comes with decades of experience.

Great job! On cabinets with water pipe (under sink), I prefer to use a bead of clear silicone caulk (tub & tile) around all the inside joints of the finished bottom of the cabinets. (Then after I leave, any future leaks won't be able to get into the end grain and ruin the wood.) Also do it on every inside & outside joint if it's an area with a lot of bugs... the wood can't move if there's humidity changes, but it completely seals the cabinets from water, bugs, dust, etc. (Like to put Borax under all lowers too... making sure there's no good place for bugs to live.)

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Good tips Matt thx! Jordan and I actually talked about sealing the interior seams 👍

@myopinion69420

2 жыл бұрын

This is exactly what I did when I did my kitchen. also used silicon to 'seal' the holes in the back and the cut-out for both the cooktop and sink (on a budget, so used a laminate benchtop) Also liked the idea of the cabinet under the sink being easier to clean, as I put in a pull out trash can under the sink. this way I don't have to worry about getting it to wet when cleaning it out.

I LOVE this channel. They helped me figure out how to problem solve my kitchen faucet issue! 👏👏👏👏

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

The kitchen faucet idea worked out for you?? That's great, nice job 👍

Nice job guys !! Thanks for the cabinet tips !!

Even when I think I know how to do something, I watch your vids, because I always learn several tricks and tips. Thank you.

I LOVE my new Stud Pack Hat! My wife asked "What is a Stud Pack?" I said its a bunch of studs and an awesome father and son killing in NOLA!

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Thx Neil 💪👍

This makes me want to do my own cabinets! Great video!!!

I just bought RTA from RTA Wood Cabinets, based in NJ. The cabinets I ordered came out of Denver. I spent 41 yrs at UPS, these arrived packed in great shape on a pallet. The heaviest were on the bottom, there were corner guards and shrink wrapped super tight. They are solid wood, soft close doors, dove tails etc. I did a 10x10 foot kitchen for $3200 and that included shipping. The drawer bottoms are 3/8 thick ply, it will hold anything without breaking.

@Big_Kool

3 жыл бұрын

I’m looking at ordering from the same place,how did the assembly go?

@K27fan

3 жыл бұрын

@@Big_Kool They were super easy. No woodworking experience required. The side pieces have a dove tail cut on them, they just slide into the dove tailed groove on the back of the face frames. Everything else is drilled and cut for you. There are grooves (dadoes) cut for the backs etc. I used glue in the slots, and extra long screws other than what they provided. I also put 45 degree blocks in each corner to strengthen them. I also used 18 gauge finish nails, or you could clamp them after gluing. Either way you can literally build a cabinet in 20 minutes. The drawers are the easiest ever, super simple yet effective.

@psjr1

2 жыл бұрын

Do they have a name & web site?

You should be using a drill with a clutch. The 12 volt Milwaukee 2402-20 is the best tool for the job for several reasons. The biggest of which is that the clutch setting and drill driver setting are independent of each other. Every other manufacturer has the clutch setting and drill setting on the same adjustment ring. With the Milwaukee, you set your clutch for the job and then you can switch between drill and driver without changing your clutch setting.

@donhartfield

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. I've been using Milwaukee products for about 12 years after seeing the team who worked on my house use them. Very reliable and love the build-in clutch.

Always nice to see you Jordan from out behind the camera.

I’ve been watching all your guys videos and I’m loving them…great channel…

Love this series and the house looks amazing, Doing a great job on this remodel 👍🏻, can “see” everything and it beautifully done😁 Do like that the “quality” of materials have gotten better and not just mdf, or particle board for cabinets, which lets face it; it those kinda suck, and ever have a leak, those cabinets are toast. Nice to see dove tail joinery etc....on cabinets and actually “wood”, adds the “old time” handmade look/feel to a cabinet, imo. Nice job with these cabinets and nice SEEING you Jordan👍🏻 REALLY LIKE THAT COLOR, looks nice in that kitchen.

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Thx Aepek!

Those looked like some quality rta cabinets! I wasn't so lucky with the 20 I bought, built and installed. The screw holes didn't line up, the datos didn't line up, parts were missing, doors and sidewalls were missing. I had a heck of a time. Made it all work out in the end for the most part.

I just installed these EXACT cabinets in a remodeled kitchen. I bought them from RTA Cabinets and they are the same thing, even the same color, same brackets and hardware etc. The quality was better than I thought they would be. Kitchen looks great.

@abalmer

3 жыл бұрын

Can you post a link to the website?

@stevebabiak6997

3 жыл бұрын

The RTA supplier that I use is called KitchenSearch, they have a website with a number of different brands and styles. If you chat with anybody there, tell them I sent you.

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Our cabinets came from quavana.com They're our regional distributor maybe they can assist?

@johnp4917

10 ай бұрын

Any link? I don’t see a company with that name. There are 20 with similar names.

You could argue that is was 3 setups on the table saw, because the dado. You always have great tips, and much knowledge. Love it. 👍

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

No wonder I have problems .I've always used a mean pencil instead of a nice one ! Looks like fun building those, unlike putting together the cheap ones.

That is a good design with nice anti-sag shelves... The wife and I are renovating a small house we rent out that pretty much got destroyed by the last tenants, just decided today to just rip the cupboards out as what was left that didn't need attention wasn't worth $30. It is always less work just ripping crapping out rather than trying to clean and fix around it, isn't it. Also saw some premade stuff at local retailers... will investigate more after seeing this.

I ordered some drawer fronts from Barker door I think they were located in Texas. They sell custom size drawers that you can order in a flat pack and assemble yourself to save on shipping sizes and cost.

I did 2 small kitchens with RTA cabinets I bought online and had truck delivery. They are decent and are Made in China......They had metal brackets to assemble. I added some glue and staples. They have no particle board and have held up well. I added soft close bumpers and one set has self close drawers. Not to bad to assemble. I did use cheap laminate counter tops from Home Depot. Overall I was happy with the finished product for the cost.

@abalmer

3 жыл бұрын

Rich B what brand did you use?

back inside again, those cabinets look very good quality so i'm going to come back at the end to see if i was correct... edited to add this: norm abram would be happy with your glue/brush technique and the "using your finger as a guide for the bead of glue" is brilliant

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Love Norm, used to watch new Yankee Workshop every Sunday

@therealdojj

3 жыл бұрын

​@@StudPack "Before we get started I'd like to take a moment to talk about shop safety..." Nice to see Jordan in the latest video making sure you had your hearing protection on :)

Nice work buddy. I'm using a similar RTA cabinet on a project and I can't get over how nice the finish is as well as the drawer construction and soft-close hardware. I got a complete set of cabinets, fillers, moldings, and panels for just under 5k! These will look as nice or better as a "fully built" cabinet once they are installed. I'm using RTA's on all my rehabs under $1M.

Great video. One step I do in addition to the instructions on RTA drawers is a bead of hot glue under the finished drawer bottom to stop the wiggle and rattle on the drawer bottom some designs have.

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Good tip. Check out "space balls" for the same thing, never used them though

@pdavis2207

3 жыл бұрын

I glue mine with wood glue when building but have used the hot glue trick on cheap pre-built furniture and white boards. Always glue everything you can (backs too) for added strength and stability. This is especially true on cheap furniture.

You are the only other person I've ever seen using a graph gear pencil. I've had mine for almost 6 years and it has never let me down!

That was great work. Thank you for sharing

Got nothing but the upmost respect for u Jordan. Ur craftsmanship is improving and ur stepping up to the challenge. I have to admit I was one of those ppl that bust ur balls over doing stuff and then I thought to myself editing was solely ur thing and u weren’t as interested in doing the actual trades work itself. I’m glad to c I was wrong and I thoroughly enjoyed ur tutorial today. Keep up the good work brother man and I Appreciate the open mindedness that u give ur audience. Respect!!

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words Nick! Truth is I do a lot of work off camera that isn't seen. But I've been building stuff for a long time. Used to build custom furniture in my own workshop in Dallas. We'll try to incorporate me more into these videos because people have been asking, but I've always wanted the focus to be on Dad. We can all learn from him.

@borys444

3 жыл бұрын

@@StudPack I really appreciate u and I want to directly apologize for saying the 1 or 2 comments that I did Say in Previous videos (a few months back). Ur a good dude and don’t deserve the criticism. Thank u for replying back and I’m sorry for busting balls like I did. I look forward to watching u and ur dad grow in the u tube world. U guys r both amazing at what u do. Peace brother man!!

Nice Cabinets but I still like the cabinet builder I use he makes great cabinets and drops them off and I install them saves a lot of time and money, he makes and assembles them cheaper than I can, but it looks like you and your son has it going on great install 👍

For Kitchen & Vanity sink cabinets, would you recommend caulking the bottom corners of the walls & base to force leaks to empty out the front of the cabinet. Water leaks are noticed too late. Damage has already occurred to the cabinets. I usually apply a self sticking clear plastic to the base to give it an additional layer of protection. I’m looking for your professional advice. Am I doing the correct thing to protect my sink cabinets? 🤔

Love the channel. I hit like on all these videos. I have a Red Seal in Canada but I just like watching your videos

Really good stuff!

THE best how-to show ever!

You make it look effortless silky smooth

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Thx Anne!

Great start to my day at work! Lol

Great video guys. Way to get your hands dirty Jordan!

Most cabinet shops don't use any glue when they assemble those cabinets. Even with drawers, they just hammer dovetails together and use finish nail gun. This was true for all cabinet suppliers I have used in the past. It probably is not as good, but seems to hold just fine.

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

yeah the glue is definitely an upgrade 👍

One little "extra" that I always added in a kitchen remodel was a piece of white Formica or sheet vinyl flooring covering the inside bottom of the sink cabinet. If you look at a sink cabinet floor after 5-10 years, it is always a mess from the water and cleaning products that get on it. It's a cheap and easy fix for that. I would caulk the full perimeter with clear silicone. I used to do remodeling, but now I'm retired and I just watch you work. - Looking forward.

Back in 2017 I rebuilt my kitchen after a water leak ruined the cheap particle board contractor cabinets around the sink. I used RTA cabinets from Lilly Ann Cabinets. They came from Asia and had the clips. I wish I had seen this video first... Like the Quavana, the Lilly Ann cabinets were made form nice plywood and solids and had dovetailed drawers. No more particle board sponge to get wet and mold.

Nice, I like how you modified that cabinet

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I also glue any furniture from IKEA or any RTA stuff. Good to see that I’m not alone in the overkill department 😉

@SeattleMK2GLI

3 жыл бұрын

This particular joinery is designed to be glued but I am with you on adding glue! A small bead of construction adhesive along the shear panel (back panel) on ikea/particle board furniture really adds a lot of rigidity!

Hey Paul, I currently have a big ridgid r4512 tablesaw and was thinking of downsizing to the sawstop jobsite saw because I don’t need the big saw. I was wondering, how accurate do you consider that saw to be? Is the fence finicky to get aligned for every cut like the old jobsite saws?

Wow much nicer than my cabinets i just got. Didn't come with corner brackets. But At least now i can purchase some . they're not terrible but nice to see some nice RTA cabinets.

Compliments! You are a heck of a teacher and a meticulous craftsman. Plus, you are really good with your boy. I'm always too hard on my son when he works with us. I think I figure he should know through osmosis, because he's always been around. Maybe I should slow down and explain things to him better. Thanks for that example.

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir!

Another top notch Stud Pack video.

I use 23 gauge nails to hold the dovetails together instead of glue. Much faster and they never come apart. They also make little metal brackets with 2 screws that work great on some drawers. I can assemble and install a small to medium kitchen in a day or two with me and 1 or 2 guys

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

These dovetails were so tight I needed clamps to pull them together. Thx Derek 👍

If you are looking for a secure method of drilling holes for your shelving supports you might get a piece of scrap wood cut to the desired thickness so that it acts like a depth stop for the bit. Leave it on the bit as you drill each hole. No risk of blow through.

nice shot !

Excellent video! My installation was slightly different but you were a lot better than the instruction that came with it. Thank you Sir!!!

Fellas thank you for the video. I'm actually studying this post. I'm doing cabinets on the morning

Thank you so much for all your videos! I'm remodeling my kitchen right now and doing a lot of the work myself, and your videos have been absolutely invaluable. You give really great tips and you have a really terrific way of explaining. Really appreciate you, big fan!

@StudPack

Жыл бұрын

Cool thx Krisin!

I’m getting ready to assemble some cabinets and this was just the video I was looking for. I wish I found this before I bought the cabinets because I would have did some cabinets modifying versus what I bought 18:56 that’s not what she said! 😂 I couldn’t resist

We just received a kitchen full of cabinets. GOOD VIDEO!

Awesome vid!

"Yes, this is-this is [Mr. Stud Pack]! You're in the right place. Thank you for that! I'm never dropping that, by the way." Great content as always. Thanks guys!

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

😂👍

Oh yeah, first pass when I glue is either too much...or too stingy. Dad has the right touch here.

I use a piece of pink styrofoam board to assembly my RTA's and if you get glue on it after it drys you can pop it right off. Great video

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Cool tip thx Bob 👍

Awesome video. I know there are now guys out there who will not be afraid when they hear that the great price for the cabinets is because they have to assemble them their selves. Only one critique. When you put the drawer bottoms in, put at least a few little spots of glue in the Dados, just to keep the bottoms from rattling. Can't stand rattily drawers. Nice job Brother.

I knew Paul's OCD would kick in...you could see him wanting to go hands on by his camera movement! so cute!

i do similar additional securing when building IKEA furniture

I've also had great luck with those cabinets. I glue and brad nail to hold.

@abalmer

3 жыл бұрын

Ryan Lee, what brand did you purchase?

Hey guys, I sell these RTA all day and we do 100s at one time.. I wish we could get that involved and detailed with them, but we go as fast as we can with keeping a respectable outcome. You guys kick butt

@senorfrog1792

Жыл бұрын

Do you sell Sauder Woodworking RTA FURNITURE ?

Really enjoy all the videos! These videos remind me so much of all the work me and my dad do together.. Once my stud pack gear comes in I’ll be ready to fly down and spend a few days working with y’all 😆

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Cool Thx Alex 👊

The only change I would make is instead of using the drywall screws go ahead and use stainless screws like Craig screws or one of the other stainless kind because they're way stronger. Especially for attaching face frames. If you use a number eight screw, I think that's what they are anyway, those are the best for face frames. Just need to hang them both level then screw together. Screw all bases together before installs. Usually like 2 in screws On uppers glue is sufficient, maybe 18 gauge nails also. For attaching to the walls, everyone should use stainless pan-head screws which are stout. They are probably simpson strong tie brand, star bit, 3" to 3.5" into the studs. Also there are shelf pin plunge bits at home depot or rockler for like 5 bucks to 20 bucks and it plunges to the set depth. Its got a spring on it.

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Thx Tyler, good stuff!👍

@ studpack I would recommend the Milwaukee M12 FUEL™ Installation Drill/Driver. The offset is nice for those tight corners

I bought rta cabinet for my kitchen Remodel and I was very happy with them, just make sure you buy quality rta cabinets and you can't go wrong for the money..

@abalmer

3 жыл бұрын

hm G where did you buy your RTAs?

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

these are from quavana.com

Love the swish noise at 1:08

AMAZING!

When using most solid woods, I use pneumatic stapler to temporarily hold until glue dries so can immediately remove clamps and move on.

@StudPack

2 жыл бұрын

On the drawers? I’d be afraid staples would either split the dovetails or not fully set into that hard maple but I get what you mean 👊

22:19 I have that saw too! It is the best freaking jobsite table saw I've ever used. Anyway, I'm sure you are aware, but it accepts dado blades as well.

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Luv my sawstop ❤

I've put together 33 sets of those over the last three laps.

In trimming the cabinets to fit into space, did you adjust depth for drywall thickness and counter overhang?

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I accounted for 1/2" drywall and 1-1/2" counter overhang 👍

I can barely wait for the episode where you explain the sub-tops that your stone is going to sit on.

@StudPack

3 жыл бұрын

We did a video about them on a previous kitchen remodel, about a year ago

Honestly even off the shelf assembled cabinets are just fine now