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I sooooooo enjoy you describing HOW TO make a jig or make anything. You are precise and not blabbing on and on. I can’t thank you enough ❤for

Lots of great tips here, Marie. Thank you.

SUPER CREATIVE !!!!! <3 <3 <3

Back in the 1960's in Australia you could buy aluminium extrusion for sliding door tracks. I no longer see it in the 'home center' stores but it seems to still be available (or was) from places that supply the shopfitting trade. Just cut one rebate or dado then glue/screw the extrusion in place.

What happens to the joints when you increase or decrease the thickness of the spacer?

Awesome cabinets. Just when I started to think about organizing my own shop and home, this popped up in my feed- just what I needed as inspiration. Thanks!

I LOVE your thin rip jig! It's the most consistent method I've seen! And beautiful in it's simplicity! Same "kudos" for your panel sled. I'm going to make one immediately! As far as wood being antibacterial, you started on the right track about the porosity, but it's not about the knife marks. To quote from the Internet, "At the heart of wood's antibacterial nature lies its unique cellular structure. Wood is composed of a network of fibers and vessels, which, in living trees, transport water and nutrients. When used in kitchenware, this structure creates a hostile environment for bacteria. The capillary action of the wood fibers draws in moisture, depriving bacteria of the wet environment they need to thrive. As the wood dries, the bacteria trapped within the fibers are deprived of water and nutrients, leading to their eventual death."

I very much enjoyed this. Outstanding build and video 🤘

Great solution! This is the type of creative cabinet content access I'm looking for in my leather studio! But for any wood on wood sliding, I recommend some wax or "slick it" in the slide tracks & door edges to prevent binding.

Definitely 2

Awesome project and I love the clever design to make practical use of the deep cabinets space! In the UK we use a lot of Euro style hinges and we can get ones that are called overlay hinges so it may be that these could be an option to get the full opening of the pull out sections to get over the sliding doors if they’re available where you are?

Great designing going on there! I make sliding door cabinets often and a little paste wax in the groove helps a lot.

I just downloaded your plans 😊 What size router bit did you use for the t-tract?

Luv it! Cheers!

Nice project Marie, and a clever use of the depth of the available space.

New to your channel. Nice work! I have a home office and several slabs of maple from a tree we cut down in our yard. Thank you for the inspiration. Wonderful work!!

I like your sanding disc set up! Nicely organized

All the hustle is wat makes it more of a fun challenge, at least in my opinion. Having fun with my Longer B1 20W atm... 👍

Nice work! I love the design and it looks super functional! Thank you for sharing.

Nicely done!

Is this a fair test if the others have better cordless drills

Nice build. This would make the perfect storage cabinet for finishing, painting, etc. items.

Easy to make and it looks great!

Good idea, but they are shortly gonna be sag city from the small/flimsy hinges, especially with the weight of loaded.

GREAT project Marie. Very clean and well thought out! !! !!!

I have 1 skil driver and drill it gets the job done. Milwakee users seem to own like ten of the same tool to get the job done.

Great build Marie, i nearly died of shock when i saw how much a sheet of Plywood costs in Canada and i couldn't tell how many you bought, if you have to buy Plywood every week you would need a bank loan just to get a few. As i mentioned at the start another great build, but i did notice the non straight wall when you first showed the nook i think you called it, it's the same in my house you should see our kitchen 😂 Anyway take care. Barry (UK)

I just kick started my mid life crisis and decided to get into woodworking. This is a great channel.

Sweet! Excellent design and build.

Pourriez-vous ajouter la traduction simultanée en français.Mon mari est très intéressé par vos vidéos, il est un fin bricoleur

A neat idea for a deep cabinet, cheers👍

Fantastic idea! Wow..just love it. Keep up the good work.. Cape Town, South Africa

Great job. It looks neat and the result is extremely thoughtfull! Great way to maximize a "wasted space" by the garage door track! Should have gone to Canac! The plywood is way cheaper! 🙂

👍great video

What a great design, perfect execution. Well done

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Awesome!!! Thank You!!!!👍👍😎😎

Very good design and use of space. Well done.

Great idea. Going to file this one away for future reference.

I love this build and overall the way you film it and explain the way you went through the build. Thank you

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Truth is brass isn’t the only luxury of the build. To afford the 400 buck or whatever the term is up there for plywood alone for a decent size upper cabinet is kinda string. No hate. Great build. Awesome design. You do you really. Love to see what you make. Ty.

Great job Marie! Very clever use of space. Storage projects are among my favorites to build because storage space leads to organization, which leads to better work efficiency, which leads to a better focus on creativity! I love that columbia purebond plywood. I use the poplar faced variety for shop projects since it's a bit cheaper.

Ingenious way to utilize that deep space above your router table Marie! I picked up a lot of great tips that will come in handy for other projects too. Thanks for another awesome video!!!

Great tutorial, I’m excited to try this technique out. For the dent in your cutting board, depending on how deep, you can sometimes steam them out by placing a damp cloth over the dent and ironing it. Of course you will have sand it and refinish again. Found some success with it!

Nice cabinet build, question, why does one of the back supports have a 45 chamfer on it? (Around 8:45) Or is it just a piece of timber you had spare? Thank you *Edit - you answered my question around the 10 minute mark with the French Cleat 🙂

That’s amazing

Great built, just out of curiosity how much did it cost of materials overall?

This is a deep subject. ☺