Making High Quality Cabinets - Base Cabinets - Kitchen Cabinets
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good job
I realize I am kinda off topic but does anybody know of a good site to stream new tv shows online ?
Now this is a diy kitchen cabinet build. High quality as always. I wonder who the 6 people are that always thumbs down your videos...
The same 6 people who ask dumb questions or tell John he did it all wrong, lol.
Except I think he made them for the shop, didn’t he? I’m getting old …
I really like your methodical way of using a table saw, I think I have learned alot just by seeing how you use eyes and hands and combination of the two. Keeping an eye on that fence and slowly wrestling the plywood behemoths through. I will keep watching all your videos that you are nice enough to put out there. I have been here in silence for years, now not so much I suppose, so thank you for teaching me so many things.
@@RSterkenburg Thank you for your strong concern for my health, and I can report that the only time it comes off is when I use sled with hold downs of workpiece. I have gotten a kickback in my stomach years ago and it turned it blue from hip to chest, so I was "lucky" to experience the stupidity in a harmless way that I don't want to happen again.
Here is a novel idea, LEARN HOW TO USE THE SAW!!!! Whether you use a riving knife or not, whether you leave the poorly designed guard in place or not, LEARN TO USE THE SAW!!!! Kick back happens when you, the operator, does something stupid. Riving knifes are great accessories, but they do not make up for you doing something stupid. And the table saw is capable of doing things that a riving knife would prevent (ie. cutting large cove moldings). So although I agree that a riving knife is a nice to have feature, the man clearly knows how to use a saw, so exerting your OPINION as fact and the only “correct” answer is even more STUPID!!!!!!!
John I enjoy how you build with very little waste. I’ve said it before, you’re a Master at building!
GREAT table ssw tip 5:14 - 5:28: John never takes his eyes off the fence to make sure the cut is straight. Don't watch the blade in that situation. Thanks John! !! !!!
Cabinets I'd be happy to have in my home.
This brings back memories. Around the turn of the century I used to model kitchen and bathroom furniture in 3D CAD and then program a CNC router to make all the panels.
Good for joining MakersMob.
It is a pleasure watching your videos again. The old John is back. I have resubscribed to your channel. I have learned so much from you over the years. Thanks for sharing your talents.
Everything you make looks so easy, great job!
Watching your videos are a relaxing stress relief in this hectic , ever chaotic life we live! Cheers!!
Quality stuff John, thanks!
Great video, John! I really appreciate your method of cabinet building and have unlearned a lot from watching your builds.
Especially nice editing in this episode. Thanks for sharing.
Very well made.. cant wait to see them complete. Great work as always.
Those vertical cuts on the table saw for the rabbets... heroic! Cheers & Happy New Year! -C
Awesome work John! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Very nice John. I was worried at first when you did glue ups on the work bench instead of the table saw/work bench But it all worked out in the end.
Excellent work and well communicated. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome as always, thank you so much!
Great video, John. And good, simple ideas here for cabinetry that is durable and dependable.
Looking great- you make it look so simple
Hi John,
Another great video - thanks! Good timing, as I will soon be building a set.
I have a suggestion for your doweling of the face frame stile/rail joint. Where things will be hidden (such as the sides of the stiles where two cabinets are side by side), I will put the joint together, then install the dowel from outside:
1) Glue the joint
2) Clamp it in a corner clamp (such as Izzy's wedge corner clamp) {Optional - usually #3 below is enough}
3) Pin the joint with a brad nailer to keep it aligned - put the brads to the sides away from where the dowel will go {also optional}
4) with the joint glued and aligned, drill all the way through the stile, into the end of the rail.
5) Glue & install an extra long dowel.
6) clamp with bar clamp to keep the joint tight.
Nice work John! Thanks for always sharing with us! 👌👍😎JP
Always a pleasure to watch you work my friend.
Thanks :)
Great job John!
These are awesome cabinets! Great Job!!!
Nice to see your Planer in Action, i like the crisp Sound of it :)
Awesome build
you make a great jointer
You always do such fine work John! Great video, thumbs up.
You always do beautiful work.
"Air Cleaner" - Just like the Bat Cave - awesome!
Super sturdy construction. I like that.
Thanks Jim :)
I appreciate the effort and the quality of the build. :) Happy new Year! :)
Really enjoyed this video.
Great job!!
Happy to have discovered your channel 🤗
Thanks for the video.
Very instructive. I'll take some ideas for my house renovation. Regards!
Great work
what i like better is all the home made clamps table saw etc very inspiring
Nice job !!!
Hi,
Nice work.
Willy from Belgium.
🙏🙏🙏
Hello Mr. Beautiful work. Best wisches. Greetings rom Brasil.
nice job as usual.
I’ve never seen biscuits used this way! Dood - you just taught me something!! Thank you so much!
Look how talked you are making your own tools. A real skill John .
Very nice!
Hi John,
Happy New Year!
The jigs on the wall look very good. Nice choice. They give a geometric vibe.
Greetings from Greece.
The title explains everything: High quality !!!
Great video
I like this build. I would love to have something similar with many many shallow drawers. That way I can store the dozens of "blow molded cases" and "small part organizers" in a way that I can see everything and slide out whichever I need. Right now it's a mess! I just have everything stacked up on One of the wire rack shelves from Walmart...
Here is your chance. Plans are coming as well as a in depth build series.
excellent...
1:19 cool calculator position !!!!
A job well done I wish I had the tools and a place to work in I only have a hand circular saw ,so I have to use a big set square and work out side will take me a lot longer the ply in the UK is expensive so I will only be using 12mm ply . My units will be for a camper van I’m building,
Oh man, and i was gonna cancel my membership to makers mob. now i will have to stick around a while longer. that`s exciting bro!
You really have a nice shop. I really like all the shop made tools. sub
you do very well
It's interesting to see someone use polyurethane construction adhesive with biscuits - I'd never considered it simply because I was taught biscuits only work with water-based glues. Thanks for the heads-up!
Liked, subscribed!
I use pl Premium it sticks to everything. I use it on indoor and outdoor stone,brick and wood and everything else in between.
I like the jigs wall John
Reminds me of Chef John but for woodworking. Lol
It's been a long time since I last seen anyone here on TH-cam using polyurethane construction adhesive. These cabinets will probably survive an earthquake. Great build!!!!
That LePage company can thank you for not being out of business !
Maybe there's a way for you to get a free PU glue pallet
I seen were many show when using the planer to feed the wood end to end but you don't so not to get get snipe in the board so your way must be as good or better nice video
Nice music at the end.
Good
Niiiiiiiiiice!
Nice cabinets! And smart to calculate and mark and fasten those drawer slides on first, cause it's not the most fun job later :)
I just wonder why that dowel jig didn't work for you, I've used such tool with success, drilling and trouble-less-ly gluing up 21 dowel joints, my piece of wood was a bit taller(deeper) and it was good for over 50 holes, later it started to get too loose, but the project I built it for - was done before that.
Very good joob
Hi John, I was wondering if you ever given any thought about having an extension fold out and is connected to the back of your table saw to help with larger cuts of wood.
nice.
Hey John great build. Had a question on the construction adhesive vs wood glue. What are the pros over glue?
you re amazing....
Great video. How do you clean your work between sanding and poly? Thanks for all the great vids and info. Been learning from you and enjoying your channel a long time.
When will you have plans for that really cool table saw you are using?
What was your source for the plywood and what level of quality? I see 5 plys (I think), but it looks too straight for big box store stuff.
How do you get rid of the squeezed out construction glue? Cleaning up is probably the only thing I don't like about construction glues.
Just wipe it off with your finger, then sanding should remove the rest.
Hi John! Great build as usual! Are you going to sell plans for those?
One question. Do dowels have a bit of joint strength while the biscuits have none or do they both only work for alignment?
Hey John - this was a great video - thanks for doing it. Was that Birch plywood you used by chance?
Wow that side cabinet system with cleats is great.. boy I’m such an amateur.. makes me feel hopeless spending money and possible never getting to this level.. so frustrating at times just fee like giving up.. is it normal to make mistakes.. feel like I make them all the time
Is dust a problem when using the biscuit joiner/sanding over the drawer slides?
Curious why construction adhesive as opposed to wood glue especially for the face frame attachment to the cabinet bases?
Longer open time and he is working in a cooler shop than is recommended for regular wood glue.
I’m curious why you used the table saw to notch out those corners rather then a bandsaw or jig saw? Doesn’t that leave a cut mark on the back and weaken that area?
This is interesting - when are you deciding to use the construction adhesive over the wood glue?
GalaxyStranger01 I’m wondering the same thing!
Same.
This was filmed in the winter. John has said his shop is cold and construction adhesive works better than wood glue at that temperature.
@@cousindave1
Thanks!
I love all your videos. I have one question. I notice that in many of your projects you choose to use construction adhesive rather than wood glue such as Titebond. Is there a particular reason for that?
Alfonso Castro-Pena
A longer open time and it's more suited to cold temperatures.
I just have a question - @6:39, the lower clamp (actually for the back of the case) does not seem like the jaws are deep enough to squeeze on the joint.
Does the other clamp that has the proper reach due to the cut-out for the kick keep that from being a problem, or do you do the next step (top stretchers) right after so they keep that clamp from pulling the case out of alignment?
thanks for the great video, John!
Are you leaving the toe kicks open or does that get covered in the install video?
That looks like much nicer plywood than whats in my big box stores....what kind is it? where did you get it? Thanks - great video!
Waw nice cabinets John ,again a build series to look forward for. Also the build article is a gem as usual. Since you changed the website a while ago i always go there first after my email notification and read the article first then watch the video and last on TH-cam.
Just a question , i know the tumbs up on TH-cam is important for the whole thing to be succesfull on TH-cam ,but how important is it on the website ? I always 'like' just wondering.
The only real thing that's important on TH-cam is that people watch the video, and as much of the video as possible. Thumbs up and comments have very little impact on how well a video performs. Still, nice for those of us that work hard doing this to get some positive feedback in the form of likes and comments.
Hi, John. I was wondering, why did you use wood glue 7:45 for the back panel instead of polyurethane adhesive 5:48 6:41 as you did for the other parts?
Great build and video. I am curious as to where you source your drawer slides.
Any big box store sells them or you can wait forever and buy them online.
@@KipdoesStuff yeah I know the big box stores sell em. They also are far from cheap at our local lowes, around 10 bucks a piece. About the same on amazon.
John, I build plenty of kitchen cabinets, but they're all frameless. What was the reason for the frames nextending past the cabinet sides?
It's a typical detail for modular face frame cabinets and serves a few purposes.
First, it's a cleaner look than trying to make it flush with the side panel.
Second, it gives something to plane down to make the cabinets fit together tightly when installing them.
And third is that it helps when mounting the cabinet on a wall that's not straight, since only those two frame edges need to be tight together, and not the whole surface side panels.
just out of curiosity, why do you predominantly use polyurethane adhesive?
In earlier videos he's mentioned that the setup time is longer with the pl and in the winter months his shop isn't that warm. The pl can handle the colder weather better than wood glue.
@@daifeichu makes total sense! thanks!
And just this week I was wondering "does John Heisz ever use biscuits in his projects?" Not sure I had seen that before now. Great build!
And not only that : this is the perfect example of when and how to use them, in my opinion : perfect alignment and not too much support. Cheers!
@@brainfornothing yes, you're absolutely right!
You must be new to the channel. He used biscuits before. Sometimes non orthodox, such as shelf pins of the large corner cabinet he just destroyed. He climbed onto the shelf to test the strength and it collapsed.
@@JW77 no, in fact, I am not new to the channel(s) but I was genuinely unaware of prior biscuits use. I didn't see that segment you mentioned. Thanks.
How's the new saw working out?
Quick search didn't find a video so I'll ask: why do you use polyurethane construction adhesive instead of white or yellow wood glue? For this application it would not occur to me to use it, so perhaps I'm missing something.