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@robinbarrow3153

4 жыл бұрын

First off, fantastic job sir. Just a couple of suggestions that might help you: I too run out of clamps, so get yourself a pneumatic pin nail gun and tack through the tongue an grove portion on the inside of the doors, two per corner. To get tight joints on face frames, cut your adjoining surfaces with a 5 degree back angle where the outer portion of the frames are a point so that the back portions of the boards are not able to push away from each other, giving you a gap. Again, not criticism as this is fantastic, especially encouraging the cut list layout. You sir, rock.

@ShopNation

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@epicprojectschris7050

4 жыл бұрын

Shop Nation #cabinetnation

@1:02 "It never ceases to surprise me how easy it is to accidentally to drill on the wrong side of the friggin piece of wood." No truer words have ever been spoken.

@ShopNation

6 жыл бұрын

😂

@Honu425

6 жыл бұрын

Or cut on the wrong side of the line!

@jentroncale2085

4 жыл бұрын

Facts.

This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection kzread.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.

Awesome video never done cabinets

Wood working is great therapy from the fast paced society we live in. We can all learn something from it. Thanks for your videos and keep them coming.

Next time on building doors use some 5/8" brads on joints on backside of doors so clamps are not necessarily needed

Drilling on the wrong side gets me all the time, great video. making mine this Month of August 2023

2nd in the series, over a year later and you have another subscriber. Thanks for your humor and your documentation of your process!

I'm building some cabinets for our laundry room and came back to this video to see how you did your shaker style doors. Not sure if you've ever gone back and watched any of these old videos, but I'd like to point your attention to the 8:30'ish mark of this one......"These are the early videos that we're all gonna laugh at later!" hahahaha

What a cutie you are. Wow......you are very skilled - nice cabinets and excellent tutorial !

Ordered and have started building this setup. I finished the upper cabinets and I have one observation. I noticed that in your video, you made the doors differently than in the plans. In the video, you fit the top and bottom pieces inside the stiles, and this looks to be the best way to do it. However, in the plans, you have the stiles fit into the top and bottom pieces. I followed the plans, and I can say that the doors are much less sturdy this way. If stressed they easily snap off! Given that, once the doors are on, it takes no effort to open and close so I don’t expect it to be an issue. Very pleased with the build so far!

Omg those T&G is beautiful

I've been enjoying your videos and I like how genuine everything seems. Not hiding anything and showing mess ups and how to fix them or admitting if you have no idea! I've liked these cabinet videos so much that I asked my buddy if he wants me to build him some. I don't have a garage or space big enough to do them but was really motivated to make some so I'm going over there to do it. I'll take advantage of his space and do a few projects along with them too. I have to say, when I saw how many tongues you were making, I couldn't help but saying over and over "use a dado stack, please start using a dado stack." Everyone has their own process though. I am really looking forward to more videos.

@ShopNation

6 жыл бұрын

I forgot to mention in the video that I first tried using a dado stack but was getting a lot of tear out. Dangit that would have been good to include, but I did try it. The single blade method gave me the cleanest cuts. Good luck on your builds, I’d love to see it when you’re done!

Great video. Nice work. Thank you for sharing.

Good job

That's a ton of work!

It's all coming together nicely. Keep em coming.

Great video. Love the humor in it

Definitely using this build as direct inspiration for my garage build. Awesome work. Looking forward to seeing these things finished up, and a start on the lowers.

Looking good man. Thanks for the great project...you're making it look easy!!

I do love me some french cleat hung cabinets... great demo. Waiting impatiently for next part

I have no skill for this kind of manual work and detail but aah it’s so amazing to watch. New sub!

Excellent job, I will next.. ufff

Congratulacions!! Very clear and simple! You are a natural teacher!!

Great skills.

@mohammedaamir4v972

9 ай бұрын

I will be using this for my garage work shop.

Just saw you today. I lvoe the fact you do step by step videos. I am a novice and really enjoyed it. Thanks

Everyone needs more storage space. :) I'm looking forward to you painting your cabinets because I'm spraying, practicing spraying, primer on the cabinet I built.

I made a down and dirty vanity with the exact same style doors. I had the same problem of the tongues not being as deep as the grooves and getting a bit of gap. I really enjoy your videos. I like watching people progress and try something new. Hope to see more!

Top job mate, can’t wait to see it completed. Congrats on the growth of your channel.

I’m enjoying following along. I really like KZread makers that are also real people with real jobs like the rest of us. Most people can’t complete a shop remodel in 2 weeks. Keep at it and it will be great when it’s done!

Awesome bro. I just started my woodworking shop(hobby). Love your videos. I learn a lot.

Beautiful work! Thank you for the video!!!

Excellent video.....informative and entertaining as well.

Brilliant i love those shaker type doors, i will have to try it your way as mine are normally done with pocket holes. Keep up the great work you are doing, and i'm sure the well deserved subs will roll in even quicker. Enjoy the pool. Barry (ENG)

strong work

Love them shaker doors when I’m back from Iraq ima do these in my kitchen keep up the good work man you alright

I just learned something from you. Thank you!

I watch woodworking allllllllll the time. It's nice to see a new face even though you may not be new. KZread just randomly put your video in my cache and I clicked. You have a weekend warrior vibe which is generally who watches this stuff. Congrats on the growth and I hope you have many cool videos to come.

Great video. shows you can do a lot with a small shop. Keep up the great work.

- Great job ! ! ! I just did a bank of cabinets for a long wall. Found it challenging but rewarding. I also used French Cleats to hang the wall cabinets. Good to see a "pro" doing the same things.

@ShopNation

5 жыл бұрын

Ha! First time I’ve been called that!

great content, as well as sense of humor.

Great job with the videos. Keep it up.

Just found your channel yesterday, while searching for - wait for it - “garage cabinets.” I’ve watched most of your other videos now and your video, audio, and comfort in front of the camera have all really improved. Great channel from another weekend warrior like me. Proud to be a Shop Nation subscriber!

@ShopNation

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thanks for comment, hopefully it will continue to improve!

Enjoy this channel with your description and commentary very entertaining and informative. Keep it up. Have subscribed.

Good job! I’m inspired to build some for my garage

Greetings from the Texas Gulf Coast! Can't wait to see the newer videos. Subbed on the first cabinet episode which was the first episode of yours that I watched. Great shop cabinet build BTW.

Great channel man, just found you yesterday. Nicely done videos, pro level!

We like interesting garage builds...keep up the good work!

Great job!!

Having fun watching. Kudos to you for trying something new, frames of the doors. Pocket holes are great, but unlike what Kreg thinks, I think they are wrong sometimes. The non moving plywood is correct, but equally correct was the poster talking about the solid wood frames will change, but it's always across the width, so that will exert different forces on your panel. I like Space balls for both solid panels, and Plywood, but for different reasons.

Now all we're waiting for is a video of base cabinets, by the way thanks for the videos, they've been greatest help

Another awesome video! Love the build, and also how you are working on expanding your skill set. Maybe one day you WILL use crazy joinery involving rabbets.... naw, it's just easier doing the pocket holes. Keep 'em coming, and the sawdust flying!

Even more great content. Glad to see your subs growing. You deserve more than you have, so I’m glad to see your count of shop nation junkies growing.

@ShopNation

6 жыл бұрын

Shop Nation Junkies...I like how that sounds! Thank you sir, appreciate the kind words.

Really enjoyed the first two cabinet videos. Nice work. Not sure what you are doing right now but stop it and get the next video uploaded..

Great job🎃🎃🎃🎃

Great build sir. At 3:20 if you brad nail perpendicular to the sides of the brad nailer you can guarantee no blowouts of the nails. I notice this because I learned this lesson too many times.

1/4 inch Luon plywood doesn’t expand & contract enough to worry about. Should have glued them in. Makes a much stronger door that would never sag or rack. Vinny 🇺🇸

Keep up the great vids!

Pocket holes would be conspicuous. Great job!

I like the way you rock n roll the trade, you are pretty good body, keep doing so.

I' am a carpenter, and soon I will BEM there the USA, here in BRAZIL the woodwork is very different.

Looking good.

Looking good! I have to do this in my garage first before my wife lets me make cabinets in the house, haha.

entertaining! like the commentary. Can't wait for more!

Looking good man good work

Great build sir, can't wait for the door completion and mounting. I plan on cabinets something like these in my garage in the near future......I hope near. Wish i knew about the links for item purchase, just boughtthese two things on Amazon a couple weeks ago, sorry buddy. I will keep watching your channel, again, great job.

great job! subscribed!

Coming out good!!

Nice.

Just found your channel today great content! You got another sub here

I work at a cabinet shop so I have built a lot of doors. We always use 5/8 brad nails on doors so we dont tie up the clmaps. Just shoot them into the tongue on the rails.

@ShopNation

6 жыл бұрын

Ah great tip! Thank you!

@waynemiller6070

6 жыл бұрын

Great build. Love the French cleats. Good pace to the video. Well done.

Great vid. Found it just in time for my garage build. I’ve never done shaker style doors, how’d you measure them out for the type of assembly you used?

just subscribed, excited to be part of Shop Nation!

@ShopNation

5 жыл бұрын

Welcome and glad to have you!

Good job dude 🤙🏻

Love this build! I don't have the space to do all that, but I dream and watch video's like yours! Love the french cleat idea. Maybe you do it later on, but is there any reason why you don't screw all the cabinet boxes together once they are on the wall? Seems like it could take care of any slight unevenness in the cleat from box to box. Enjoy your 127 degrees! Where I am it was -47 CELSIUS last week!

Enjoyed the video, a face frame clamp would make it much easier to hold the two pieces together while driving the screws.

Great vid dude

Nice work. It's no wonder your subs are going up. Looking forward to more videos.

Stickers! You left the stickers on the ply while making the doors. Can't do that man, distracting. Great job on the build....looking to purchase the plans to build out my own 1 car shop! Thanks, keep up the great work.

You're going to tick over 10k this weekend!

Plywood does not expand and contract like solid woods or jointed planks. It’s made with layers whose grain direction is alternated from layer to layer. That makes it extremely stable. This means you can glue it without worrying that it cause issues like solid lumber. Like the build, btw

@ShopNation

6 жыл бұрын

Cool, thanks for the knowledge! I didn't know this. I will probably "tack" glue them in place so they don't slide around.

@nickwyatt4896

6 жыл бұрын

I've built kitchen cabinet doors in the exact same way. Instead of glue I used caulk. Ran it along where the panel met frame. I did paint the doors though.

@Dragonited

5 жыл бұрын

Though the solid wood frame does so if there is not enough room for it to expand inwards it might cause some problems :(

@dlove118

5 жыл бұрын

The plywood and the rail and stiles expand and contract at different rates, that is why you don't want to glue them in. If you use the router bit setup to do it alot of the cheaper sets are true .25 inch slots so if you use veneer plywood you can purchase space balls or panel buddies (i find the rectangular ones easier during glue up for some reason) and that will take care of your expansion and contraction. I built my entire kitchen that way and none of my doors ever rattled or cracked.

11,313. I had to subscribe. Good ideas. Clear instructions. Thanks.

Clamp them together and pin nail the tenon. Rinse and repeat with every door. No need for a bazillion clamps.

Subscribed great videos.

You can also biscuit joint your faceframe to the cabinet

great vids fella. Just subscribed.

@ShopNation

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome, welcome!

pin nailer is what we used in the cabinet shop

Love your builds! What kind and size of lumber are you using for the face frame? Also, how much "lip" or offset did you leave on the carcass? Thanks and keep these awesome builds coming

@ShopNation

5 жыл бұрын

Blondewood 1x3’s for the face frame, roughly 3/4” overhang

Awesome video! I have a question about how you made your faceplates. This is a favorite of mine when making closet systems or book shelves. I love 1x2 face plates. My question is why did you take all the time to pocket hole the frames together? Why not just piece the frames together on the cabinet? Allows for a more custom fit, and if the joints arent perfect some of your favorite wood filler hides all sins. Just curious! Seems like the pre-assembly took a good bit of time.

Do a brieg video on the orange locker set.

What wood did you use for the face frames ? Looks good! I worry about seeing the ply layers if I rip them out of a sheet of ply

im Subscriber 8620.. You have a great channel & awesome content!

Hello, gave ya a thumbs up and subscribed. I did like how ya took hours of cuts and rolled it into 30 seconds. Made me laugh.

ga pins work

If the center panel is plywood then dont need to really worry about moisture just if solid wood

Doing great bro. Where are you located? Thought I saw a UT sticker on your toolbox, just moved out of TN myself

Which Delta Table Saw model are you using? Awesome work, thanks for sharing!

@ShopNation

5 жыл бұрын

Model listed on my website. I’m slowing updating my complete tool listing there for easy reference!

Bought your plans. I don't have enough clamps either so I was thinking just use sheets of parchment paper in between the doors so they don't stick together, stack them and use scrap/cauls to clamp them up. Should work?

@ShopNation

4 жыл бұрын

I like it!

Love love love your stuff bud. New sub. Keep up the grind. You are growing fast brother. We'll keep checking in! Pocket hole lover here!!

@ShopNation

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I appreciate the kind words, welcome to the channel

@LifeOnBeagleRoad

5 жыл бұрын

Hey bud, I sent you a message on IG, not sure if you use that much. If you get a chance, check it out.

Hey My Brother I like this channel and I support you and I hit that bell to,Keep up the good work awesome videos I love it later :)