cabinet building series 5: shaker doors
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Today we are building shaker flat panel doors. Here are some tool links-
kreg concealed hinge jig-
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Festool df500 domino-
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Festool mfk700-
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Festool mft/3-
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mft clamping elements-
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Superb! I need to make a whole load of doors and this has helped hugely. Many thanks!
Fantastic series. Thank you. Makes building cabinetry very accessible.
Nice work and great video for beginners. Thank you!
I have learned quite a bit after watching this series. Thank you!
Excellent Video Anthony. I will be needing to make some shaker doors for a bathroom remodel I'm gonna do. I plan to use the techniques you showed to build the doors.
You give me the confidence to try it myself. You make it look very easy. I thank you.
Very clear explanations. Great Video. Thank you
PLACE THE SCREW THAT HOLDS ADJACENT CABINETS TIGETHER UNDER THE HINGE PLATE NIICE VIDEO---I ALWAYS LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR WORK THANX RICK
Great job Anthony!
I make my cabinet doors similarly, but I use dowels with my dowelmax instead of dominoes. I've never been a fan of typical cope and stick style doors; I feel the stub tenons aren't strong enough for a long lasting joint.
I normally did the panel slots on the router table but I'm going to give the router and edge guide technique a try. It looks pretty streamlined with clamping up all the rails and stiles to be grooved. Looking forward to the next one.
Funny, I agree about not trusting stub tendons and I use dowels now. But, I was just thinking, I have 3 rentals that I made all of the kitchen doors with stub tendons. One of these places has been a rental for 13 years and I’ve never had a door break. So, we probably are over think it.
@@Hunterhunter-ir9nz For sure probably over thinking it lol
Happy new year!
Great explanation of the technique Anthony, much clearer than other videos on YT. Question, what type of router bit are you using to make the grooves?
6mm spiral bit. Glad you liked it
Nice, Anthony!
brother you are a professional 👏👏👏👏
Great video, cheers
I always struggle with hinges. Drawers are easier for me. Not sure why. I just struggle getting the doors put on.
I have various videos on installing hinges and the doors, watch my cabinet building series. That should help, the videos are broken down for you in a playlist.
Hi. Congratulations for your work and videos. Thank you very much ! I have learned a lot. Please let me know how long take for you to build a cabinet like that and how much it cost, roughly. Thank you.
It takes me about a week to build this and another few days for the finishing. I can’t discuss pricing for the privacy of my clients.
@@AnthonyScolaro1 thank you for replay. How much a joiner could earn in a week , working 10h/day 6days/week ? Roughly ? Thx
@@ionutonea1537 that all depends on your area, what type of work you do, what your work is actually worth(skill level) and what your clients are willing to pay. I do all custom work and I build all the cabinets myself and most times I even make the moldings myself so my prices are much different than a normal carpenter or contractor who uses all pre-built stuff and just installs it. That’s a question only you can answer by trial and error on your journey.
@@AnthonyScolaro1 you are doing a great work and you have s great skils. I wish. I leave in UK and in my area people are using a lot of laminated kitchens. The MFT/3 is great. I just ordered ine plus CTM26 dust extractor with ,also, oreseparator dust. Again, your videos are lovely . I am thinking to do kitchens from.oak and marble but I nedd time to project that. I had a joinery workshop with new Felder machines tilt spindle moulder, 400mm thicknesser & planer, sliding table saw; until pandemic. I still have the machines. But at the moment I do just mibile woodworking jibs - part of house renovation small busines.
GOD bless you !
I noticed your in-line clamping elements. They are not Festool brand and would imagine are not Festool priced.
Are they any good?
They’re really good but a little too thick, I would have liked them to be only about 16mm, so they could sit below 18mm and 19mm plywood. That would have been better when sanding, not really a problem for me because I have a Festool vacsys. I have the amazon link for them in the description if you want to check them out.
Good job. Why the millimeters and not inches?
Much more precise when making cabinets and built ins.
this is where maths is easier explained by a diagram than verbally.. but great video
19:58 just a little confused here .. why is there a domino visible on the bottom left style? Did you make a mistake somewhere perhaps .. or .. I just don't get what this domino is 'fixing' ??? 🤔
He drilled the end of the stile instead of the rail. No big deal, it will be painted and not visible. But even if it’s stain grade, it’s the bottom of door. No one will see it.
Finally
Note to self: remove chewing gum from mouth before hitting 'record'.