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hi love your videos need to know router bit used to get bead detail looks like 1/4 bead with 1/4 flat area, where can i get bit. ps i did ask you this question already , you sent me a bit to get but did not have the 1/4 flat area .I would like to get bit he actually used in video thank you Tom

Is there a reason you're using 1/2 for the sides and 3/4 for the front n back?

Nice demonstration thx

love the cinematography! Thank you for the details.

Where is the machinery? Who does the finishing and where? That amount of cabinets requires more of a wood supply than you are showing. Could it be that you are outsourcing more than just door?

The Lamello is an absikute game changer and I'm not one who uses that phrase often.... and Keith Johnson is one of the most talented and nicest guys I've had thr pleasure to meet.

Are you seriously reading off a paper dude learn how to talk to the camera and explain what you did normally because it looks dumb reading super slowly off a piece of paper while filming yourself read off a piece of paper. Work on your speaking skills

Thank you so much for posting. Best one upper corner cabinet video I've seen.

The window isn’t calibrated at the factory. This can affect tight dominos when you reference the center line, so it’s important to calibrate with the screws.

I am an Aerospace Engineer that enjoys working with my hand. Woodworking has always been a paradigm of artistry that has been cathartic whenever i work on a project. Its hard to describe, but i have Metalworker, Worked on complex mechanisms, electronics, but nothing soothes me more than woodworking. Im building cabinets right now, so i supposed its fortuitous that i saw your channel.

I really appreciate you making this video. I always get confused with drawer box measurements and I built 8 drawer boxes today for a vanity build with zero mistakes and finally have a method I can keep using. Appreciate it. Also…I may or may not be copying one of your white oak vanity builds. Just wish you had plans as I’ve had to watch it 100 times and screenshot a million times to figure everything out 😂.

nice video. What is the standard size of nail rails and why is the top wider?? Thanks. Also; isnt the standard uppeer cabinet depth 12inches instead of 13 inches?

If you don't mind could you tell me how to get ahold of you at your cabinet shop Thank you

Keep the good work up thanks for your videos very good details on how to build You're the one of the best cabinet builders I saw anywhere.Thank you

Love your content! I don’t build but love watching video. Maybe one day 😊. The one thing I can’t figure out is the decorative toe kick looks AMAZING, but what happens if the floor is not level where you install it? Wouldn’t there be a gap from shimming it? Thank you for the video!

Very beautiful and precise! I just found your channel and I wish you could share some videos on how you make the beautiful insets and inlays on the door. Appreciate it.

I’d like to point out that glue will degrade over a long period of time. The drawers will then in use come loose and probably fail. Even the nails will degrade and loosen. But you will get between 5 to 10 years out of them. The usage sliding back and forth makes the glue fail faster than something that just sits. But hey, this is what the world wants. Fast and cheap. Great video.

This office desk is absolutely beautiful.

Why does this sound like Tom Green when you play this in 2x?

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How did you make those glass doors?

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?