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From a cabinet guy who builds a few hoods a month, I learned your way from your video and I like it! Good job!

Can i ask what software are you using to design kitchen cabinets

Thank you. This is the idea I needed to make my plain wood cabinet doors better looking 😊

Since the two hardware elements are identical, do you think it matters whether the mortises are in the rail or the leg?

What paint did you end up using for the finish??

You are very good at what you do. So nice to see someone do a top notch job!

It's been great watching each step of your process and how it works!

Wonderful series, great final result. All that planning, and to sit against the door jamb after that top went in, and say whew, makes it all worth it!

Love the tech! Lol. Thank you.

I love the craftsmanship, and always appreciate you walking us through how you do things. But I’m perplexed on this room…is it 12 feet high? How in the world is someone going to access the top shelves in those upper cabinets without standing on the desk? And the drawers in those upper cabinets…they’re above your head so I can’t see how you can see what’s in the drawer.

Not only significant but a part of the project, but one where a mistake is very expensive!

Nice pieces👍🏼

How long did that take you?

I been spraying BM Advance Pearl finish and its been turning out great and smooth like glass. I tried spraying BM Regal Ulti-Matte (flat) in black recently and it dried rough to the touch and not smooth at all. Any idea what im doing wrong? I noticed ulti-matte is thicker than advance. Would a thicker paint cause a rough finish? Thanks

Why 3 layers of the 1/4 inch plywood?

Really appreciate you stepping through this, it’s a process I need to add!

Which tip?

What do you use for cleaning primer out of the x5? I find cleanup a little more difficult with the primer. I know from experience of cleaning rollers and paint brushes that simply running water through it wont necessarily clean it 100% and will build up over time

This is a great video but a little more info would be helpful. I'm a weekender without much router experience and I burned up a flush cut router bit on an acacia butcher block countertop. Probably running too fast, but I'm thinking that acacia might be harder than the countertop in the video too. I'm trying again with a straight bit making several passes so I can bite off less than the full depth of a longer flush cut bit like used in the video. So in general some pointers about tools being used would add a helpful element to these videos. Probably a lot of viewers are amateurs.

How much weight does this hold?

This is so beautiful’

What do you charge for something like this?

Can i special order the shelf’s

I’m enjoying these as painting is a process I want to start offering, appreciate you sharing!

Thanks for the informational video. As an instructor I couldn’t stop focusing on how much you rock back n forth. But good content

I think you bolted the m overhead shelves with lags to studs. It looks really cool and open without supports in the way. I do not think supports are necessary unless someone is stacking paint cans or something. I am curious if you bolted a high and low bolt and how them being 2x4 and not 2x6 helps get that back board more secure. Just a guess, that is how you made them. Maybe I am not seeing something.

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The hood looks absolutely amazing. It’s not pretty good. It’s absolutely amazing.

Great video. Which spray guard is compatible with 310?

Is there a reason you don’t use the kem aqua for paint since you’re already using the clear?

Have you considered giving Gemini Evo a try? We use it exclusively and get great results. Primer sands very well and great finish

Gallery is where it as at now, as I have used it on 4 or five projects, and will not go back to Emerald unless I have to for a kitchen that I cannot spray boxes. Gallery will not roll well at all. I have been using a mixture of Emerald and Gallery in those instances, but all my new cabinetry gets Gallery every time! Great video!

Barkeeper's Friend is my goto, but it needs a water rinse (sort of).

You made that all look so easy!

We appreciate your effort bringing us this detailed build. It's great to see a professional at work. Thanks for Sharing!

I hope he "enjoyed" all the sanding time with his Dad! LOL! Great video, Lets me know I am not overkill on my sanding technique either. Every project has more sanding than I think it should, but the sprayed results don't lie, and all that sanding is worth it!

SO COOL!!!! Sometimes when you want to do a one-time DIY project buying all the tools needed can be insanely expensive. Old-timer's used what they had and, unless it's your business or you need a large quantity, I think we should all try to improvise more!

What if you have a block wall behind with furring but the size of shelves you want doesn’t get the furring ??

How exactly did you make that template?

None of my friends are into woodworking so they don’t appreciate the score I just made. I recently was givien a 24 inch grizzly drum sander. From a lady whose husband passed away, he was a cabinet maker and she was foreclosing on her house and it would’ve ended up in the trash. I couldn’t believe she just gave it to me. It was a sad situation. I also picked up a festool kapex and grizzly table saw from her for 600 bucks total. I have a feeling you will appreciate this. I’m still in shock.

Just use some @flitz no need for the sanding

Good work man, you did a great job!!! In my opinion thats the best way! Simple and easy, and i bet that equipment you used was already in your shop. ❤😃

Just do the Coke soak a wipe that corrosion right off, much simpler and easier.

Looks like you have it. But phosphorus acid works really good. I have a metal fab shop and went on vacation and this same exact thing happened to my brand new assembly table. I alsmot cried when I got back and seen it. Literally the only place it leaked was right above that brand new bare metal table. Something my grand father done on his wood shop was sprayed the surfaces down with pleadge furniture polish before a weekend or a few days out of the shop.

Good stuff rex

Does a drum sander really work for nice work?

If the bit depth is set "pretty close", wouldn't moving the fence in and out change the bit height in relation to the workpiece?

Amazing idea!

Hi Rex - I have watched this and other videos and have a question - when installing a 1/4” plywood back for lower cabinets, do you recess it or just staple it to the back of the cabinet.

Best video on UA-cam for cutting out sink hole!!!