Awesome video!! I’m fixing to build a cabinet and needed to know how to do the kick plate at the bottom. You documented this!! Now, I’m ready to begin my project -with your video close at hand!! Ty, PawPaw.
Honestly this is one of the best videos on UA-cam for building a vanity cabinet. After watching this I'm confident I can build one. You have a gift for teaching! I don't have a grandpa to teach me this kind of stuff so I'm glad I could borrow one through UA-cam haha.
I have to admit, yours is the best technique of building a cabinet, accurately without depending upon measuring numerous times and without the need for an assistant for completing the task. Grateful thanks for sharing such a wonderful build tutorial.
My 15 year old son and I have been making Adirondack chairs and picnic tables and selling them. I used to build toolsheds for a local company but corona made that stop so we started small. Point is we want to start building toolsheds and this basic design will work perfect as an “extra” that we can offer with the sheds. This video series, this video the drawer video and the door fronts is exactly what I needed. Thank you very much. God bless
Awesome! Send me pictures of the toolsheds you want to build along with the adirondack chairs and tables. I would love to see your work. I'm glad that my videos helped you.
I had the experience of assisting a pro cabinet maker with no carpentry experience of my own. I see a lot of the same techniques here and a few that allow you to do it on your own. Great job.
This is the only cabinet tutorial I’ve found that made me fully understand the process, i think because you took your time and not only explained what you’re doing, but why you’re doing it in relation to the project as a whole. Thanks PawPaw youre the man!!
All man I thought the $1,200 price I got for a custom bathroom vanity was a deal until I watch this. You are a excellent teacher sir. I now feel if I had the right tools and a few of your helpful how to videos under my belt, I could save myself the $18,000 price tag I was told it would cost to replace my kitchen cabinets. I don't know if I'll be successful but I'm going tool shopping, thank you so much.
You actually did, do not let the video fool you...what you are seeing is years of experience which creates Mastery which then creates Fingerspitzengefühl...so calm down grasshopper.
I have been doing woodwork for some time and have watched lots of cabinet videos. You my friend have the simplest way of doing it. Especially without all kind of specialty tools. I am about to start a project in my shop and will be using this way to do so. Can't wait to go threw more of your videos and see how you do the uppers!!!! Thanks!!!!
@@PawPawsWorkShop .. My dilema is that I hired a carpenter to make me a bathroom vanity with a top surround, a linen cabinet, a make-up vanity and cupboards for a new laundry room. This started in February and we are rolling into July. He brought the frame for the vanity and the lined cabinet for the bathroom. Just the frame, no doors or drawers. He led us to believe over and over that he I'm finished and was going to deliver and for one reason or another he never came through until he brought just the frames at which time I asked him if he would send me pictures well I did so and called his bluff because he didn't have anything else done. Now he said he does this for fun and it's no longer fun and left us hanging high and in high and dry so here I sit with everything from my bathroom is in my living room and kitchen it's a disaster!! He will no longer communicate with us. So where I need help is wondering if it is even possible to build the drawers now for those cabinetsAnd basically how to finish this up. I have never done anything of this kind kind and I don't even know what tools I need for routering the doors it's only way that you can give me guidance or help? Please? I have also ordered custom marble top for the single sink vanity and the make up vanity. This guy really left me in the lurch all these months later. I am devastated to tears. You could email me at lflunker@yahoo. com. I can also email the pictures to you that he was going off of so you have a better understanding what I'm talking about. Thank you!!
Nice. This is the simplest and easiest way to build a base cabinet that I have seen. Keep in mind that positioning the interior carcass panels to match the face frame is really important. That said, I make the box without the kick cutout and make a separate kick out of solid wood. I don't want the plywood sitting on the floor. Also, I always use glue. On everything. Still, Thank you, Paw Paw. Simple and clear.
gggnumber1 if indoors, are you concerned about the chemicals that out gas from PT lumber? Maybe not an issue since you skin it with other wood. I like it cause it gives you more protection if ever a water leak though.
@@ko6128 - Yup. I'm certainly not an expert on the science of pressure treated, but I am concerned. I put 1x4, fully painted on all exposed pressure treated, hoping that's good enough. If you or anyone has any information on the use of pressure treated indoors, I would appreciate it. I wanna state one more time that Paw Paw's video is excellent, because it makes the project 'do-able.' I recently made the lower part of a basement staircase out of pressure treated because the basement is very damp and even gets ground water when it rains hard (high water table), even with the sump pump. I'm hoping the danger is not greater than the potential mold and rotting of regular wood. Here's something funny. Recently I inadvertently stuffed up the bathroom sink (no overflow hole) and flooded the bathroom. I installed the vanity on top of 2by pressure treated. So my cheap partial board bath vanity did not turn into soup.
Señor es usted un CHINGON para el trabajo , todos sus trabajos están hermosos ,Yo admiro mucho sus trabajos , estoy aprendiendo muchos trucos de sus videos , muchas gracias por subir videos suba más por favor 🙏.que Dios lo acompañe hoy , mañana y siempre .
Hola, soy José Arturo Gutiérrez, tengo la idea de poner mi taller de carpintería y sus videos me parecen muy buenos. En la vida podemos aprender de todos, así que aunque no entiendo mucho el inglés, lo estaré viendo. Gracias por su esfuerzo para hacer estos vídeos. Aquí tiene un amigo, Dios lo bendiga junto con su familia. Un afectuoso saludo desde El Paso, Tx.
All of my building instruction has come from UA-cam. This video could be used as a model for any how-to tutorial. Great shot selection, pace and instructions in the voice over! I can't wait to build a cabinet!
Thanks so much for this video Paw Paw. I gutted one of our bathrooms last month and making the vanity base from your design. I love the KISS principal! Thanks for your great videos and expert explanations! I glued up some cherry boards to make one end panel of the vanity that will be seen. The other end will be against a wall. When complete I'll try and send you a picture. And thanks for your service.
Thank you for your comments. I can not allow negative people into my life. I do my projects the way I think will help the most people. If some do not agree or dislike it, that's OK
Paw Paw, Felicitaciones! 👍👏👏👏 excelente vídeo, muy bien explicado, no entiendo mucho el Inglés, pero el paso a paso es muy claro. Quedó maravilloso, saludos y a cuidarse mucho en estos tiempos de encierro. Bye bye 😉🙋♀️
Paw Paw Thank You for a well made video. There are a lot of videos on UA-cam, but few are as well laid out and informative as yours. My wife has tasked me with building a new bathroom cabinet. This will be my first attempt at building one, but after watching your video I’m confident I’ll successfully accomplish this task. Happy Wife = Happy Life. Thank You Again Sir. I look forward to following your channel.
Thank you for this video. I now have the Confident to build one for the first time. I'm thinking of having my face frame 2 and a half wide though. I also like that fact that you added a piece of wood for support for your base. No dados. Much easier the way you did it.👍
Lol. Lol thank you so much I just learned about pneumatic nailers 😂😂😂😂 all this time I was drilling and hammering and I know it's all in perfect timing like the build being halted os making me pay so much more attention to detail and actual integrity in the frame. But hammering isn't really the issue, it's drilling the hole to the nail size
Glad it was helpful! Thank you very much. This is not at all the traditional way to build a cabinet. This is one that anyone at any skill level can do easily.
Thank you pawpaw I love how your doing your videos. Your so kind and saving my struggling family so much money. From the bottom of my heart THANK YOU!!!😁
No problem at all sir! You probably don't hear that as much as you should! Because of you, we have freedom! I wanted to join the Navy and become a Navy Seal. I passed everything except for the back x-ray.
I had an accident at work October 31st 2016. I cut a roof wrong and it fell on me and crushed me. Probably about 700 pounds. The boss lied and I was denied. I haven't worked since September 7th 2018. No agency will help me. I am appealing my denial for SSD. Has been almost 3 years now. I get pallets that are oak and maple. I make things from them
I would like to know if you would be interested in seeing some of the things that I make. If you are interested, I will post my phone number to you and then we can connect. Or, I can give you my gmail address. Thanks
Thank you so much for your detailed instructions. Thank you for explaining how and why, I built a cabinet yesterday guessing sizes and nothing lines up so knowing the sizes is priceless.
I like this technique. I’ve been needing to bake some for the shop but have put it off because I don’t really have a helper for large projects like this
Although there are many ways to build cabinets, I have found that this is one of the easiest ways that I have developed to build cabinets by myself. Thank you very much
First off, thank you very much for your service! Secondly, I think this is a great build and shows how easy it can be if you approach it properly. My only comment is that I noted while you were leaning on the bottom that it flexed considerable, I know the front strip of face frame at the bottom will reduce this some. For myself, I'd have to put another 3 1/2" support under there and nail through the bottom or pocket screw from underneath. Our current house was initially intended to be a rental, and the guy just put in the cheapest and most poorly built particle board cabinets he could find. (He even used cabinets with that cheap oak laminate, and just painted over it.) Well, now the shelves are all sagging. A little bit of bracing would have gone a long way to prevent this. As someone else mentioned, I'm a big fan of gluing as well as nailing. But again, that could just be personal preference. I'm getting ready to tear out the kitchen and build my own before we put it on the market in the Spring. $2,000 worth of wood is far better than taking a $15,000 hit because someone realizes they'll have to replace them all.
Thank you very much. I designed this cabinet differently from my usual construction for two reasons. First, I had a very unusual plumbing issue and two I wanted to design something for a absolute beginner that could have success. I normally use glue and nails. But this shows just how effective nails can be. This unusual cabinet design has caused a lot of discussion and that is very good. My goal is to help new woodworkers experience success early on in this wonderful hobby. I hope you do well in building your kitchen cabinets and save a bunch of money. That would be great. Thank you very much for your comments.
Thank you for this. It is much simpler (and stronger) to use those nailers for the bottoms of the cabinets instead of dados. It makes me wonder why anyone uses dados.
Thanks for your video! I want to build a simple set of cabinets for my garage. Thought about buying pre-made from Home Depot / Lowes, however the materials were really inferior (particle board) and are poorly constructed. I will add glue to all joints as I will paint the cabinets.
I personally love to build cabinets, but I have built a FREE online ordering + designing system where you can buy all your custom cabinets and all you would do is assemble at home or the shop. (Any wood species, profiles, textured melamine's, boxes and more)
Have you ever considered rabbit cutting the ends to joint with the deck? Would eliminate notching for all toe kicks. The sleepers would end up being the real support anyways.
Yes, I do that on many projects. This cabinet was designed specifically to be very simple and easy to build without special techniques. Thank you so much for your suggestion
You want to get the best table saw that you can afford. It also depends on whether or not this is just a hobby or is it going to be more. I like powermatic and sawstop. Those are more of the high end. The DeWalt and the Hercules from Harbor Freight are both good entry level saws.
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Great Job! You know what you're doing, give simple and clear instruction, and you're not a jerk in love with his own voice.
Thank you very much. I appreciate you watching my videos
I've search 100's of cabinet tutorials and THIS method will be how I build mine. This is the best method for every skill level. Thank you!
Awesome!! Very happy that you found a method that works for you. Anytime you need an answer check here first. Ask and I will try and help you.
Awesome video!! I’m fixing to build a cabinet and needed to know how to do the kick plate at the bottom. You documented this!! Now, I’m ready to begin my project -with your video close at hand!! Ty, PawPaw.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you
Way cheaper and better built than the trash you buy! Thanks for sharing priceless knowledge sir!
Thank you very much
Even with it being 5+ years old I found it extremely helpful! Thanks for sharing.
Awesome! Thank you very much. It may be an old video but the technique does not change.
Paw Paw's videos have become my new morning meditation.
Thank you. I hope that they will help you.
Honestly this is one of the best videos on UA-cam for building a vanity cabinet. After watching this I'm confident I can build one. You have a gift for teaching! I don't have a grandpa to teach me this kind of stuff so I'm glad I could borrow one through UA-cam haha.
Wow, thank you very much!
You are so right
I have to admit, yours is the best technique of building a cabinet, accurately without depending upon measuring numerous times and without the need for an assistant for completing the task. Grateful thanks for sharing such a wonderful build tutorial.
Thank you very much.
My 15 year old son and I have been making Adirondack chairs and picnic tables and selling them. I used to build toolsheds for a local company but corona made that stop so we started small. Point is we want to start building toolsheds and this basic design will work perfect as an “extra” that we can offer with the sheds. This video series, this video the drawer video and the door fronts is exactly what I needed. Thank you very much. God bless
Awesome! Send me pictures of the toolsheds you want to build along with the adirondack chairs and tables. I would love to see your work. I'm glad that my videos helped you.
Paw Paw’s WorkShop I sent you a Facebook message with pictures
Thank you, they look great!
Paw Paw’s WorkShop thank you we do what we can and we’re improving everyday
Keep up the good work!
You have a new fans!!! 👍thanks you for share you carpenter experience, God bless you sr.
Thank you very much and thank you for watching
Love the spacer idea.
Great thank you
I had the experience of assisting a pro cabinet maker with no carpentry experience of my own. I see a lot of the same techniques here and a few that allow you to do it on your own. Great job.
Thanks for sharing
This is the only cabinet tutorial I’ve found that made me fully understand the process, i think because you took your time and not only explained what you’re doing, but why you’re doing it in relation to the project as a whole. Thanks PawPaw youre the man!!
Awesome! You are amazing. Because of people like you I keep making these videos. Thank you very much. Please like and share. I really appreciate it.
God bless you, PawPaw! I really appreciate your postings!
Thank you very much.
Paw Paw’s WorkShop you are very welcome!
This is the easiest way to build cabinets. Simple and very well explained. I am using your model for mine.ty v much!!👍
Glad it helped. Thank you very much.
All man I thought the $1,200 price I got for a custom bathroom vanity was a deal until I watch this. You are a excellent teacher sir. I now feel if I had the right tools and a few of your helpful how to videos under my belt, I could save myself the $18,000 price tag I was told it would cost to replace my kitchen cabinets. I don't know if I'll be successful but I'm going tool shopping, thank you so much.
Stay tune, I will be building some bath vanities in the near future for a home remodel.
@@PawPawsWorkShop can i get the measurement for this please thanks nigelfrancois19@gmail.com
You actually did, do not let the video fool you...what you are seeing is years of experience which creates Mastery which then creates Fingerspitzengefühl...so calm down grasshopper.
you caught the DIY bug! Hope its fulfilled all your dreams.
Wow! The best step by step instructional cabinet building video I have seen.. Great vid!!
Thank you very much. I appreciate you watching my videos
I was going to dado for the bottom shelf...your way much better, quicker, easier and more support. You just saved me a lot of time.
Thank you very much.
Yes, I like that very much, and makes for a great spacer. I usually just butt nail them in place.
You can build..but more important..you can impart knowledge.Good video
Thank you very much.
Wow, there really is a thousand ways to build cabinets. This is like the 10th video I've watched today. And each has their own way.
Yes, my whole channel is about showing many different ways to do the same things
@@PawPawsWorkShop Then I will definitely check out more content, thanks.
Paw paw you really helped me, I'm a recent carpenter, thank you so much for giving me advice on this skill
I'm glad that I am able to help.
I've been looking for a well explained cabinet and you checked all the boxes!
Awesome, thank you! I’m glad that it helped you.
I have been doing woodwork for some time and have watched lots of cabinet videos. You my friend have the simplest way of doing it. Especially without all kind of specialty tools. I am about to start a project in my shop and will be using this way to do so. Can't wait to go threw more of your videos and see how you do the uppers!!!! Thanks!!!!
Thank you very much.
@@PawPawsWorkShop ..
My dilema is that I hired a carpenter to make me a bathroom vanity with a top surround, a linen cabinet, a make-up vanity and cupboards for a new laundry room. This started in February and we are rolling into July. He brought the frame for the vanity and the lined cabinet for the bathroom. Just the frame, no doors or drawers. He led us to believe over and over that he I'm finished and was going to deliver and for one reason or another he never came through until he brought just the frames at which time I asked him if he would send me pictures well I did so and called his bluff because he didn't have anything else done. Now he said he does this for fun and it's no longer fun and left us hanging high and in high and dry so here I sit with everything from my bathroom is in my living room and kitchen it's a disaster!! He will no longer communicate with us. So where I need help is wondering if it is even possible to build the drawers now for those cabinetsAnd basically how to finish this up. I have never done anything of this kind kind and I don't even know what tools I need for routering the doors it's only way that you can give me guidance or help? Please? I have also ordered custom marble top for the single sink vanity and the make up vanity. This guy really left me in the lurch all these months later. I am devastated to tears. You could email me at lflunker@yahoo. com. I can also email the pictures to you that he was going off of so you have a better understanding what I'm talking about. Thank you!!
Nice. This is the simplest and easiest way to build a base cabinet that I have seen. Keep in mind that positioning the interior carcass panels to match the face frame is really important. That said, I make the box without the kick cutout and make a separate kick out of solid wood. I don't want the plywood sitting on the floor. Also, I always use glue. On everything. Still, Thank you, Paw Paw. Simple and clear.
Thank you very much. I do not always build this way. I wanted to show a very simple method that anyone can do.
Are you saying you build a base out of say 2x4s so the cabinet sits on those 2xs?
@@ko6128 Yup. Actually, I use pressure treated and then face it with whatever you like, where you're gonna see the base/kick.
gggnumber1 if indoors, are you concerned about the chemicals that out gas from PT lumber? Maybe not an issue since you skin it with other wood. I like it cause it gives you more protection if ever a water leak though.
@@ko6128 - Yup. I'm certainly not an expert on the science of pressure treated, but I am concerned. I put 1x4, fully painted on all exposed pressure treated, hoping that's good enough. If you or anyone has any information on the use of pressure treated indoors, I would appreciate it. I wanna state one more time that Paw Paw's video is excellent, because it makes the project 'do-able.' I recently made the lower part of a basement staircase out of pressure treated because the basement is very damp and even gets ground water when it rains hard (high water table), even with the sump pump. I'm hoping the danger is not greater than the potential mold and rotting of regular wood. Here's something funny. Recently I inadvertently stuffed up the bathroom sink (no overflow hole) and flooded the bathroom. I installed the vanity on top of 2by pressure treated. So my cheap partial board bath vanity did not turn into soup.
Señor es usted un CHINGON para el trabajo , todos sus trabajos están hermosos ,Yo admiro mucho sus trabajos , estoy aprendiendo muchos trucos de sus videos , muchas gracias por subir videos suba más por favor 🙏.que Dios lo acompañe hoy , mañana y siempre .
Thank you very much.
You know you're watching a great video when things look easy. The ease of assembly and fit, I dream of... -)
Hola, soy José Arturo Gutiérrez, tengo la idea de poner mi taller de carpintería y sus videos me parecen muy buenos.
En la vida podemos aprender de todos, así que aunque no entiendo mucho el inglés, lo estaré viendo.
Gracias por su esfuerzo para hacer estos vídeos. Aquí tiene un amigo, Dios lo bendiga junto con su familia.
Un afectuoso saludo desde El Paso, Tx.
Thank you very much. Best of success in setting up your carpentry workshop
Oh, gracias amigo.
Mr. Paw Paw I used your video for a video presentation in my drafting class, my teacher liked it, thanks so much.😊😊😊
That is awesome! I'm so glad that you used the video and I'm glad that the teacher liked it.
You are the best...a great teacher is a true treasure. A teacher with a sense of humor...PRICELESS
Wow, thank you!
I learned a lot. Thank you, for that. I’ll be making a cabinet for a cargo trailer conversion.
Awesome. I’m glad the video helped
Excellent video!!! Thank you for sharing it. I like to learn from experts always.
Thank you very much.
Thanks for a great how to video. Been searching on how to build cabinets for a race trailer and you make it look easy.
Awesome! Stay tune. I hope you subscribed. I am working on several cabinet projects now.
All of my building instruction has come from UA-cam. This video could be used as a model for any how-to tutorial. Great shot selection, pace and instructions in the voice over! I can't wait to build a cabinet!
Awesome! Good luck to you. This is the easiest design that I can think of for anyone just beginning in woodworking.
Thank you sir! very good step by step video build a cabinet made simple!
You are welcome! Thank you very much.
I like paw paw he makes it much simpler! I can follow this. Thank you paw paw!!😊
You're welcome. I'm glad that this video helped you.
Thanks a lot The way you explain it makes easy to understand Again thank you!
You are welcome!
Thanks for keeping it simple.
You are very welcome
Thanks so much for this video Paw Paw. I gutted one of our bathrooms last month and making the vanity base from your design. I love the KISS principal! Thanks for your great videos and expert explanations! I glued up some cherry boards to make one end panel of the vanity that will be seen. The other end will be against a wall. When complete I'll try and send you a picture. And thanks for your service.
Awesome!! I would love to see pictures.
Don't let these negative people get you down. Nice work.
Thank you for your comments. I can not allow negative people into my life. I do my projects the way I think will help the most people. If some do not agree or dislike it, that's OK
Paw Paw, Felicitaciones! 👍👏👏👏 excelente vídeo, muy bien explicado, no entiendo mucho el Inglés, pero el paso a paso es muy claro. Quedó maravilloso, saludos y a cuidarse mucho en estos tiempos de encierro. Bye bye 😉🙋♀️
Thank you very much. I appreciate it very much.
You make it look easy. Thanks a lot.
You are welcome!
I really like how he enforces the footing and also provides support for the bottom plates, in a single adjustment. Wonderfull!
Thank you very much.
Paw Paw Thank You for a well made video. There are a lot of videos on UA-cam, but few are as well laid out and informative as yours. My wife has tasked me with building a new bathroom cabinet. This will be my first attempt at building one, but after watching your video I’m confident I’ll successfully accomplish this task. Happy Wife = Happy Life. Thank You Again Sir. I look forward to following your channel.
Thank you very much.
So how did that cabinet turn out?
@@leftofpunk Well let’s just say it was obvious it was my first attempt. Lol!!! Wasn’t bad, but not exactly how I had hoped either.
@@BarkingIron you did something and that is what is important.
@Justus Diego id think about a new lady if you feel the need to hack her accounts
Great teacher, you made it look so easy.
Thank you very much
Really a nice professional instructional Video Sir, straightforward and step by step easy to follow. Thanks very much for posting this
You are very welcome
Love the way you shoot your videos and explain things. I’m just a beginner, but your videos help. Have a nice day and stay safe!
Thank you very much. Welcome to the family of new woodworkers. Just remember, everyone was a beginner at one time.
Thank you for this video. I now have the Confident to build one for the first time.
I'm thinking of having my face frame 2 and a half wide though. I also like that fact that you added a piece of wood for support for your base. No dados. Much easier the way you did it.👍
You can do it! Awesome!
Lol. Lol thank you so much I just learned about pneumatic nailers 😂😂😂😂 all this time I was drilling and hammering and I know it's all in perfect timing like the build being halted os making me pay so much more attention to detail and actual integrity in the frame. But hammering isn't really the issue, it's drilling the hole to the nail size
great job... your videos helped me out a lot... keeping it simple and very knowledgeable... thanks again...
You're welcome. I glad that it helped you.
Wow, this sure simplifies things a lot, thanks
Glad it was helpful! Thank you very much. This is not at all the traditional way to build a cabinet. This is one that anyone at any skill level can do easily.
Very good video...thsnks for sharing👍👍👍
My pleasure. I’m glad that you enjoyed it.
Thank you for sharing the step by step.......
You're welcome
Great build. I like the simplicity of the construction.
Thank you very much. This was designed as an entry level hobbiest wanting to get started building cabinets.
Perfect i am gonna attempt a build at home using your video as my guide👍🤘
Awesome!
Thankyou for this. No experience but custom made cabinets for my ambulance
That's awesome. You're welcome
Great job sir. Thank you
You’re very welcome. Thanks for watching
Thanks fir a wonderful explanation
You are most welcome
Great work Sir.
Thank you very much
You make great videos. Very helpful!!!
Thank you very much. I'm glad that you like them.
Thank you pawpaw I love how your doing your videos. Your so kind and saving my struggling family so much money. From the bottom of my heart THANK YOU!!!😁
You're very welcome
Sorry just saw the answer to my own question! Great video! I've learned so much
Awesome! Thank you!
@@PawPawsWorkShop seriously though, you have a gift and are a very talented craftsman. I plan to watch and share more of your videos! Well doe
Thank you very much for your support. I really appreciate it very much.
Nice video. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE SIR!!!!
Thank you kindly. I appreciate that very much.
No problem at all sir! You probably don't hear that as much as you should! Because of you, we have freedom! I wanted to join the Navy and become a Navy Seal. I passed everything except for the back x-ray.
I had an accident at work October 31st 2016. I cut a roof wrong and it fell on me and crushed me. Probably about 700 pounds. The boss lied and I was denied. I haven't worked since September 7th 2018. No agency will help me. I am appealing my denial for SSD. Has been almost 3 years now. I get pallets that are oak and maple. I make things from them
I would like to know if you would be interested in seeing some of the things that I make. If you are interested, I will post my phone number to you and then we can connect. Or, I can give you my gmail address. Thanks
Certainly would love to see your work. My email is pawpawsworkshop411@gmail.com
Well done sir!!
My pleasure
YOu are amazing. Thank you for showing. I can build now easily
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching
Nicely Done 🔨👌
Thank you very much.
Excellent tutorial.
Thank you very much.
I'm trying to learn how to make cabinets. Yours is easy to learn and follow. Thank you.. New sub
Awesome! Thank you very much.
impressive work, I liked it; you are the best!!!
My pleasure. Thank you very much
Thank you so much for your detailed instructions. Thank you for explaining how and why, I built a cabinet yesterday guessing sizes and nothing lines up so knowing the sizes is priceless.
Awesome! You're welcome. I'm glad that it helped you.
Very cool for kitchen cabinets as well....
Yes! Same exact method is used for the cabinets. You get it. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing with us awesome job.
Thank you very much.
Good ideaYou make good video clips. You are very attractive to follow. I just started making DIY clips.
Thank you
👍 Great video, Sir. 👌
Thank you very much
@@PawPawsWorkShop
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I like this technique. I’ve been needing to bake some for the shop but have put it off because I don’t really have a helper for large projects like this
Although there are many ways to build cabinets, I have found that this is one of the easiest ways that I have developed to build cabinets by myself. Thank you very much
ShaneHammer You don't need a helper. You need skill. Think components.
We ALL need a little help now & again Patrick... 🙄😏😂
Peter Fitzpatrick I disagree.
Thanks
Thank you it was lovely to see your work
You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it
First off, thank you very much for your service! Secondly, I think this is a great build and shows how easy it can be if you approach it properly.
My only comment is that I noted while you were leaning on the bottom that it flexed considerable, I know the front strip of face frame at the bottom will reduce this some. For myself, I'd have to put another 3 1/2" support under there and nail through the bottom or pocket screw from underneath. Our current house was initially intended to be a rental, and the guy just put in the cheapest and most poorly built particle board cabinets he could find. (He even used cabinets with that cheap oak laminate, and just painted over it.) Well, now the shelves are all sagging. A little bit of bracing would have gone a long way to prevent this.
As someone else mentioned, I'm a big fan of gluing as well as nailing. But again, that could just be personal preference. I'm getting ready to tear out the kitchen and build my own before we put it on the market in the Spring. $2,000 worth of wood is far better than taking a $15,000 hit because someone realizes they'll have to replace them all.
Thank you very much. I designed this cabinet differently from my usual construction for two reasons. First, I had a very unusual plumbing issue and two I wanted to design something for a absolute beginner that could have success. I normally use glue and nails. But this shows just how effective nails can be. This unusual cabinet design has caused a lot of discussion and that is very good. My goal is to help new woodworkers experience success early on in this wonderful hobby.
I hope you do well in building your kitchen cabinets and save a bunch of money. That would be great. Thank you very much for your comments.
Great video one of the best, awesome work!
Wow, thanks!
So simple, so smooth, great finish !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great video !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you very much
Paw Paw I love your videos! I wish I could show you the shop cabinets I built using your method. New subscriber here.
Awesome! Congratulations on building the shop cabinets.
Thank you for this. It is much simpler (and stronger) to use those nailers for the bottoms of the cabinets instead of dados. It makes me wonder why anyone uses dados.
My pleasure
Awesome thanks great video!!
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for your video! I want to build a simple set of cabinets for my garage. Thought about buying pre-made from Home Depot / Lowes, however the materials were really inferior (particle board) and are poorly constructed. I will add glue to all joints as I will paint the cabinets.
Thank you, this is a very simple way to build cabinets very quickly. You are right, I would agree that the store bought cabinets are poor quality
Always. Glue. Your. Joints.
And good luck on your project.
Nice work sir 😊
Thank you very much.
Simple, straight forward build. New sub here!
Awesome, thank you very much.
Men ought to work with their hands. Nice project Sir and thanks for the video. God bless!
Thank you very much. I agree that you should work with you hands.
I personally love to build cabinets, but I have built a FREE online ordering + designing system where you can buy all your custom cabinets and all you would do is assemble at home or the shop. (Any wood species, profiles, textured melamine's, boxes and more)
Thank you for the information
Very simple and and good instruction for the viewer. I enjoyed watching.
Thank you very much
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+1 for the Harbor Freight Tools!
They are great. You get one free, they break, throw away and get another one free
Apparently, George Lucas’ brother is a carpenter.
To bad he’s not my brother.
@@PawPawsWorkShop Yeah, you would have had access to a lot more additional funding or anything else you could possibly ever need haha.
That's George! He's just moonlighting. 😁
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Brilliant! - Thank you for the effort. Well stated, taught and presented.
Thank you very much
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This is the first of your videos I have seen. Great tutorial. Thanks you.
Thank you very much
Nice work man, you make it look easy 👍💪
Thank you very much. I appreciate that very much.
Very nice video buddy
Thanks for the visit. Glad you liked it.
I'm from Chihuahua Nice work
Thanks and welcome
I was gonna buy ready until I saw how simple and good you make it.
That's awesome. Let me know how your build goes. Thank you very much
Very very nice 👌
Thanks a lot 😊
Have you ever considered rabbit cutting the ends to joint with the deck? Would eliminate notching for all toe kicks. The sleepers would end up being the real support anyways.
Yes, I do that on many projects. This cabinet was designed specifically to be very simple and easy to build without special techniques. Thank you so much for your suggestion
What clean factory work , i was so blown .. Subscribed!! Thank you for the Amazing video
Thanks for the sub! Thank you very much, I am glad that you liked the video.
You are better than The New Yankee Workshop!
Thank you very much. That is the best compliment that I have ever received. I appreciate it so much.
do you have a video on what tools you use for cabinet making or do you have recommendations on the best table saw to start out with?
You want to get the best table saw that you can afford. It also depends on whether or not this is just a hobby or is it going to be more. I like powermatic and sawstop. Those are more of the high end. The DeWalt and the Hercules from Harbor Freight are both good entry level saws.