A Guide To Cabinets

Good job building cabinets but this one would have to grow on me some with the various colors and textures.

Always enjoy your builds.

-- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Keep your dust collector fed. [email protected]

Looks great

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This is a good high level look at making cabinets. It was fun to see your process. There’s certainly a lot of skill there.

On a constructive note I would have to agree with Redoak49 as far as the color pallet and textures. I almost never see pine as a face for cabinets. But when I do it is almost never stained (probably cause it blotches so much) and usually a higher grade knotty pine instead of construction grade. I don’t mind the white insides, in fact I like that it give the inside a more polished look. Routing the edges of the drawers and doors goes a long way with pine, like you did with you kitty litter cabinet.

-- -Thorin Oakenshield, King Under the Mountain

The stain color and countertop choice were made by the person receiving them. Simple, quick, easy, and budget friendly were the goals.

-- Jay - http://www.jayscustomcreations.com

thanks for the sketchup link

-- Wood and Glass they kick (well you know) Have a great day - Dug

Good build video. I noticed that you have somewhat of an in feed table. Take a look at my in feed table. You may like it. It was built from left over scraps and HF roller bearings. Maybe $10.00 in to it. I did a cabinet build where I had to rip 26 sheets of 3/4 birch plywood. This saved my back.

-- "When we build, let us think we build forever." John Ruskin

Thanks so much, Jay. This will come in very handy for me.

-- Chris - Would work, but I'm too busy reading about woodwork.

I won’t flatter. It is the last century. With the tool which you have, the design has to be another (smooth, gentle, elegant). Literature is enough…....

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