I can't believe building custom cabinets was this easy
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Cabinets For Storing Larger Items
Learn how to build a cabinet from start to finish
⏱️ Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:28 Cutting Cabinet Parts
03:13 Assembling a Cabinet Carcass
06:00 How to Make Drawers
07:56 How to Make Drawer Fronts
09:10 How to Make Face Frames
09:59 Tips For Undermount Drawer Slides
11:40 Tips For Installing Drawer Fronts
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Ok, now I need a whole ebinistery set and a garage.. and a house... :`D
Tell me about it 😂
I'm a senior who plans to build my own cabinets for the kitchen, bathroom, and storage. I've renovated aspects of every home I've lived in. Being a carpenter's daughter, I've picked up a few lessons along the way. lol Thank you for the excellent tutorial.
P.S. I've just subscribed.
That was a number of steps, but it makes it look super possible with a realistic amount of tools, rather than a FULL woodworking shop, thanks!
A great build. I used to make my cabinets with face frames, but after discovering the advantages (including a large increase in usable space) and ease in installing the drawer glides, I now edge band my plywood and build my cabinets in the Euro style -- i.e., frameless. For hundreds of years, if cabinet makers didn't want to use box joints or dovetails, face frames were almost a necessity to achieve the desired rigidity to the cabinets. But now, modern joinery techniques such as pocket screws, dual dowels, conformit screws, and dominoes -- together with extremely strong modern glues, make face frames unnecessary (other than purely for aesthetics).
With a larger shop and more machinery, the customer gets to make more decisions on things like door styles, finishes, etc.
Also there are cost savings involved in building the Euro style cabinets as opposed to the face frame type, which can be passed along to the customer, making you more competitive.
But again that requires more expensive equipment which also requires shop space.
Ask most people if they prefer glued and screwed drawers over dove tail drawers and the answer will be dove tail.
And there are machines for doing that also.
Same goes for the finishing process, the nicest finishes are sprayed on, and that requires a well ventilated paint booth.
Wheres the dust collection?
Frameless cabinets are great, but we DIY woodworkers don’t always end up with perfectly flat and straight plywood, so I’ve had to abandon my frameless cabinet plans a few times in favor of a face frame that allowed me to help pull that bowed plywood into a more straight position…unfortunate, but that’s how woodworking goes sometimes.
I always build framless cabinets and never have much of an issue thus far. Definitely quicker and easier.
Yep, that's the tried-and-true way of building base cabinetry that I learned 34 years ago. With the exception of routing a 1" 1/8 wide rabbit onto the back length of the 2 side panels, to recess in the upper /lower hang rails and the back panel. The horizontal top/bottom back members of the cabinet, we called them hang rails. Because that's where you would hang & attach the cabinet to the wall with, using screws. The back top horizontal member was also called the strong back. And "stretchers" were used in tables /chairs that stretched from 1 end of a pair of legs to the other end of a pair legs. The purpose of stretchers is to stretch over to the other like member, to brace it, keeping the legs from racking. But of course, now days curtain cabinetry anatomy seems to be used interchangeably. Great work.
I built my entire kitchen and 2 baths with no dados, just glue & nailed, 10years, no issues.
it always fascinates me how professionals insist on making everything last at least 100 years.
MDF, glue, couple screws, good to go.
Or pocket holes 😊
I didnt even use wood glue for my kitchen wall cabinets. Just scotch tape. Still good even after 3 weeks
@@stevenmorris2293 pocket holes on face frames.
I just spit on the edges. 88 years later still good as new.
One of the best and most easy to follow cabinet builds I have seen. I definitely picked up some pointers. Thanks for sharing the info. Great video.
Great video. Nice looking cabinet. As it only took you 11 minutes to build, you can do a medium size kitchen on a Saturday morning. I'm so gonna build this myself.
Ha yes, just 11 minutes 😂😂😂
You made it look so easy! Great video!
Man you make that look so easy. I rebuilt a 60 year old bathroom vanity and when I put in the drawer slides I was scared for life. Lol. I have another one to do but am thinking I’ll build the drawers completely and set them into place.
Nice quality build and agreed pocket hole joinery is my favorite for many builds including cabinets. Keep up the great work inspiring others to build something awesome! 👍🏼
Thanks a bunch!
Really enjoyed watching those tips like spacing for drawers etc. Very helpful
Excellent!!!
great video
Fantastic work, Matt! Beautiful cabinet! 😃
Thanks for all the tips!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Awesome! Thanks brother!
Can’t wait for that painting process video!
Thanks!
I really like the way you provide tips for the people that don't have a workshop full of tools. Hitting that subscribe button.
I'm glad that you liked it, brother 👍
Love that General Finishes clear. Super forgiving for novices like me, I actually don't know what it would take to end up with brush/lap marks using that stuff.
Really nice cabinet build. Lots of good ideas to help me when I build the cabinets in my shop and I'm wanting to do the shaker style doors and drawers on mine as well
Awesome! Glad I could help 👍
Great video. Can't wait to see the video about how you finished the cabinets.
wow, efficient. Great tips and tricks here. Love the no bullcrap video!
Great tips......thank you!!! Love the tip on using double sided tape to make a ledge to rest the bottom drawer front on while attaching it. Also good to see how easy the undermount drawer slides are to install!
Thanks Lori!
Almost lost me at “easy peezy lemon squeezy.”😂 This is OUTSTANDING. Really appreciate the illustration of alternate methods for the monetarily challenged!
Thank you! Cheers!
I can listen to your instructions all day! Nice work.
Thanks Marcos! I'll take it 😆
Killer instructions on this one, Matt!
You are WAY TOO GOOD! I cannot do this.
I would agree with the title if I owned table and band saws ;). Thanks for the content. Cheers from OZ
Fair enough 🤣
Matt, your cabinet build videos are awesome! These are among the best out there on the internet.
Thanks so much! 😊
Excellent tutorial. I like the fast pace. Good information too. Thanks
What a great video and build! I really like how the cabinet came out, looks fantastic. Thank you for posting, I like your methods for building the cabinet and the drawers! Great Stuff!!
Thank you!
I have a whole kitchen cabinet project to do. Hope it goes well. Thanks for the video
"Awesome work kind Sir" Gunna do what you did. Thank you.
Sound like a plan! 👌
Excellent work and information! Thank you
looks great what a job
this video is straightforward. I will try those under-mount slides. They are intimidating. Pricey but I will learn
Thanks 🇯🇲
Very nice craftsmanship
As always a perfect Job, well done Matt👍
Thank you very much!
Great video. I use almost the exact same method to build any cabinets.
It's simple yet fast and accurate. Only think I do different is mount my stretchers on outside of 1/4" back plywood.
Really nice build and video, Matt! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you brother! Always good to hear from you 😊
Great video for easy cabinet maker
You sir are a great craftsman. I was watching your video and my wife said it was if I had just discover fire!!!
Thank you
😂😂😂 thanks!
That's beautiful work, you made it look very easy
I haven’t made a face frame cabinet in over twenty years, I build European cabinets , the toe kicks are separate from the cabinets, super easy to level the kicks and put the cabinets on top of the kicks and screw them down. The customers like them because they are easy to keep clean.
Great demonstration and and information………
Great job explaining everything thank you very much
You're very welcome 😁
Great video. Much appreciate it.
Fantastic work. Great job sir.
they are really nice, great job
Great video. I am about to build a 10' tall pantry cabinet and will be following your method. Thank you for the edd-u-mee-cashun 😁
Very nice process discussion. Became a subscriber!
Welcome aboard!
Excellent video. I prefer to build drawers the same way. That way if a drawer bottom ever needs to be replaced, remove the back bottom screws and slide in a new drawer bottom. Great job.
Yup
Brilliant
This video was awesome. it really made me feel like it was something I could do
Wow that's awesome! Thanks for watching!
Having the rights tools is amazing
Great video very informative thanks for sharing
I have been building cabinets for almost 30 years. This is quality construction. Only differences for mine were, I datoed the face frames and then glued and clamped them and I covetailed all drawer boxes. nice video. Also once my doors or drawer fronts were glued up I thickness sanded them to make them almost perfect, but I realize most people do not have one.
All good stuff
I recently built some base shop cabinets using the Blum undermount slides. Once you get the hang on it, it's really easy. I'll never go back to conventional side mounted slides.
Great Video
Well done
Excellent!
Amazing content, i love that narrative on your videos thumbs up 👍
Thank you! 😊
Well done. The only comment is that I would mount the drawer dividers with the pocket screws on the bottom. They don't show either way, but I feel like there is a little extra support, since any force will be down.
Good idea
Fantastic
For your face frames, did you use the micro insert for drilling your pocket holes or the standard one with the standard drill bit?
I’m watching this because all of your other videos on building cabinets were some of the best I’ve ever seen on UA-cam, so keep them coming
Wow! Thanks for such high praise 😊
Great video this looks like something I could actually do. I'm totally new to cabinet making so this may seem simple - but I need to make a double cabinet with a door on one side and a set of drawers on the other. How do you attach a center divider?
Nice equipment not that easy without it
Great work. Wish you would sell these as kits
Great job! Simple, elegant, and very well explained. I always enjoy your videos. Question though, how did you manage to hide the pocket holes on the toe kick ?
Good question! The toe kick will have a piece of base trim over it when I install the cabinets. That will hide the pocket holes.
Okay Sir👍
@@MWAWoodworks I got another question regarding the trim. So you put some trim to hide the pocket holes cool got it. But how do hide the edge ends of the trim? Or does the trim surround the sides of the cabinet?
Nice, another good video man. Keep at it!
Thanks Matthew I appreciate your support!
Agreed 💯👍🏼
@@MWAWoodworks NP, I appreciate the work you put into it. I taught myself to woodwork from people like you, Jay Bates, the wood whisperer and bourbon moth. And Im all caught up on every video by all of them. So every new one is an opportunity to learn more.
Wow that's good company you put me in 😊 I'm glad to be on your play list!
Yup we all have those tools don’t we?
You don't need a router table...
You just need a router
I worked as a cabinet maker for 10 years and never once built cabinets with pocket screws. We used them in repairs but only out of necessity. Dowels, staples, glue and screws are industry standard for Euro-style cabinets. It's also faster for assembly.
Great video, i rewatched several parts to get a good look before i start the build.
I was wondering, with the face frame on and it being wider than the cabinet itself. How would you mount a second cabinet next to it? A piece of ply between 2 cabinets or something else?
In that case I would combine the two cabinets and then make a face frame to cover both and add it once the cabinets are installed
@@MWAWoodworks That makes sense! I'm used to euro style cabinets but the visible line between 2 cabinets and then the double width that is not maintained at the outer edges of the entire piece makes it feel like ikea stuff. Most carpenters use the same style "furniture boards" as well instead of plywood.
Great video, thanks! May I ask, if that cabinet was going to butt up against a wall on the left and you had an overhanging face frame on the left to scribe in for a good fit, how would you deal with the gap under the toe kick where the side of the cabinet is against the wall? Would you just scribe it in tight as possible so there was basically no gap?
These cabinets I built are actually going to butt up against a wall. Yes I will scribe the overhanging face frame and the toe kick will be covered by a piece of base moulding which will also be scribed on the end
@@MWAWoodworks much appreciated!
Great stuff as always. When you film the painting video can you also talk about material selection trade space? Thanks!
Can you say more about that? I get the material selection but what do you mean by trade space?
@@MWAWoodworks explanation of different grades of cabinet plywood and when/why you might choose each one, then how you'd finish it. I hope that's not too much to ask, could probably almost be its own video. I have a built in bookshelf project with cabinets as the base coming up and several of your videos have been inspiration for my approach. Cheers.
I am trying to see what tool you added to your festool track saw guides to square the cut instead of making multiple measurement lines?
Love it
Thanks!
Can you fit inbuilt ovens, dishwashers and/or microwaves in any of your cabinets??
What do you guys know about number of leases that have been returned, where are they stored and do they show in the financials?
Hi Matt! What wood do use or recommend? Also, where do you get your wood?
I'm hoping that someone can answer this quickly as I'm planning on building my cabinets tomorrow. Would 3 of the cabinets in this video, when all screwed together, be strong enough to hold a 1.5 inch slab of marble? This is for an outdoor BBQ bench that I'm making and it will be on caster wheels. I was thinking that due to the very heavy weight of the marble slab, I should use 3/4 inch back board and glue + pocket hole the whole thing? Any advise would be appreciated.
I noticed you added stretchers between the drawer boxes. I’ve seen some do this and others not do it. I was just curious to the reasoning behind it? Thanks
Prevents the front edges of the cabinet from bowing
Hello ! he is very interested in the way you work and I like it, it is very close to mine and I find myself. can you tell me how thick is the plywood with which you work the walls and the bottom of the cabinet, thank you.
I see a lot of people leave out the back panel but I don’t really understand why. If you put the back panel in first, it’s easier and it gives a positive stop for the back straps to butt up against so you don’t need a clamp to hold them in place.
excellent video, subscribing now...
When you screwed in the undermount slides, did the rear of the slide angle outward since the face frame sticks out around a 1/2" and the rear of the slide is screwed to the carcass
No for this cabinet I made the inside face of the face frame flush with the cabinet sides in order to make the install easier.
I have 2 screwdrivers and a jig saw. Im sure I can do this. Just the dado has me a bit concerned, but I have a steady hand, so I'm sure if I use a fine blade in my jigsaw, I'll be fine.
Very nice…. But still a lot of work. How many hours did you need in total?
the cabinet master
Great cabinet tutorial! Is the painting/finishing process going to be in a future video or is there an existing video?
Future video
What would you of done differently for an inset drawer?
Good job 👍…
Nice video. For the tropics I prefer kitchen cabinets with legs instead of toe kicks.
Great! Where is the teopics exactly?
@@MWAWoodworks The Caribbean, specifically in Puerto Rico. In the tropics there is a lot of humidity, termites, and danger of water damage from hurricanes. In the island, most of the kitchen cabinets are made with PVC to prevent damage from water and termites. I prefer wood because PVC is a very weak material.
That makes a lot of sense
Can I ask a dumb question.... What is the need & purpose of having horizontal "drawer separators"? Seems to me a spanner at the top is all you need. Nothing is attached to the drawer separators, correct? And with the face frame attached, are the drawer separators a bit of overkill?
Why do you put a 1/4 dado 3/4" from the back (for the back) of the casework? I see people doing this today and I'm scratching my head! We never did that we just rabbited the back 1/4x3/8. The cheaper shops just stapled it on without the rabbit. Do you use that method for upper cabinets or pantry cabinets?
Hey, newbie woodworker here, just one quick question.. how do you account for wood movement? I read that pocket holes prevent wood movement and the wood will then crack over time..
Good question! There is no wood movement in plywood. Only solid wood.
Go Cards! Been a rough season.
My problem with undermount drawer slides is not that they are intimidating, it's that here in Australia they are ruinously expensive.
That sucks