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Just came upon ur channel. Good stuff. I was wondering how do you finish the walnut?

I had meant to inquire on the door dimensions. If you would please give some info regarding those rails and stiles, that'd be great? I see that the inner stiles are not as wide as the outer.

This was excellent. Thank you. I totally plan on emulating your plan for my upcoming kitchen cabinets project. One question...there's no issue with the stiles cracking when putting in the pocket screws?

Great video now I know I'm not the only one who talks themselves through projects thanks!

Tell me again how you fitting those shelves in there?

How many people work with you in the shop?

where do you find those snap on hinges? What are they called?

Your face frame was flush with the edge of the cabinet and extended to the outside of it. Mine has the frame coming to the inner side of the cabinet. Is there something for that?

If the drawers and doors are full overlay, why spend the time making a faceframe when you could just cover the edges of the plywood walls? Seems like that would be faster, which you said is your objective.

Thanks this information is very detailed. I'm New to wood working and now working on a 10 by 10 kitchen for my mom and i was having issues making this corner cabinet. glad i found you here.

Very nice work! Especially appreciate the explanation on the hinges 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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If the top is painted how are you dealing with the hair line crack or inconsistency between the ply top and the solid trim around the 3 sides as I have been miter folding. Your way could be better

Excellent work. Really enjoying your videos. One comment on the Blum hinges. To avoid the plywood build up you can use Blum 29mm Cruciform plate 173H9130.18. It works perfectly with inset face frames.

Thanks Great information.

Well, you have inspired me to put in the extra effort. I am fitting some inset cabinet doors now. I usually go overlap, but I wanted that inset look for this project. Good to see that even the pros have to put in the work and there is no real shortcut. I will get to work scribing and sanding. Good thing there are only four doors on this project!

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You’ve got some great suggestions in this video. I’m gonna try this method for some shop drawers. I need in my as assembly station. Basically it’s like making a tablesaw sled and then adding sides that are longer. Why do you use a pneumatic oscillating sander as opposed to using a cordless or a plug-in? Is that just something you were using back then?

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So not sure if I missed it, but what is the reason for using half cranked instead of full cranked?

Keep the videos coming man!

Great to learn from a real cabinet maker. Thank You,

What biscuit jointer are you using?

Great build God bless!

Where did you you started back up then disappeared again 😂

I'm confused about the measurements at the 2:25 min mark. It's a little blurry, so I'm not sure I'm reading it right, but it looks like 27.5 in for the height of the center doors and 6, 9.75, and 11.75 for the heights of the side drawers. Should the middle doors be 28 in high to account for the 1/4 in gaps between the drawers?

What do you use for a face frame with inset doors?

Nice! How much for the cabinet?

Hey, great work. Question, how many people do you have working with you? Also, did you think about getting a CNC?

Any reason why maple inside? Just curious. Building something very similar and using all oak, aside from the backing. Great video, watched it multiple times.

Nice work mate. A couple of suggestions though - you've got a Festool dust collector so hook it up to the sanders and you won't be covered in so much dust and crap. Second, I think you should wear safety glasses around the machine you use to bore the holes for the hinges on the door. There's a lot a crap coming out of the bits and you you wouldn't want to get something in your eye. Keep up the good work and especially the navel gazing as that's how we develop as a person.

Why not use Biscuits on face frames cheaper than Lamello.

Hi, do you shim out the cabinet side hinge mount to be flush with the face frame for an inset door? The part where you showed the boring of the holes glossed over the fitment of the inside hinge. Can you talk a bit more about your jigs? Thx!

This is a great way for me to build drawers for my shop. Thanks

Keep the videos coming! Love your channel.

Excellent work. I love your philosophy and your work ethic. Keep grinding.

Looks great. Do you by any chance have detailed plans for it?

Im gonna call this Furniture!! Does this mean where gonna start seeing Tables, chairs, and beds on your channel now 😂

Excellent very informative

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I really like the cabinetry! Especially the intersecting curves on the upper doors. Would really like to see how you did that. You are great cabinet maker!!! Keep showing how you create, that is what brings me back.

When you said the upper part would be painted at the end....I was like....painting over walnut veneer? You must do a decent amount of veneer work to have the confidence to seam that front panel in the middle. No way I'd nail that seam lol

Excellent video and beautiful work. Great to see how a pro builds them vs all of the other how to videos on YT. While you were using mega tools, I could see how I would do the same things with what I have. You covered a few nice tips and techniques that most don't. For example, showing how to get your mark, laying and clamping multiple peices and cutting all at once. And watching you lay out the corner measurements was a thing of beauty. Saved and subscribed.

You do beautiful work

Where are you located at

I really like your work and think you're great at narrating your videos. I'd like to see a video or short on end panels. I've seen different approaches, it would be great to get your take.

I use to make skeleton venthoods now I just cut shape miter corners freehand on table saw then curf backs glue and assemble install nailers and done

Love this channel. And how proud of your work you are, i was going to comment, with all this knowledge you should give people classes of cabinet making. But then I thought to myself,with this channel your are teaching me and others, thanks brother I just finish my first insets doors ever and this door fitting process was killing me, I couldn’t find too mucho info, but know you put really clear for my and lots to tips, thanks and greetings from Santa Cruz bolivia 🇧🇴

Do you apply finish to your cabinets by spraying them or do you keep it as is?