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I also always drink my juice out of a Glencairn :D

Impressive work but probably unnecessarily expensive, less functional than an industrial product and questionable on an aesthetic level.

Good inspiration, thanks.

Wow Michael that fridge surround is so INSPIRATIONAL I totally agree that OAK is the perfect choice…just wish we had oak here in Australia. Those panel clamps are TDF. As an interior designer and the materials being wood. The dishwasher would need to be as close to the sink as possible for ease of use and reduce water splashing over the wood.

what is the drill depth stop you use?

I would check that cutler hammer panel as many recalled or advised to be replaced for safety reasons

Tip of the day ... When using hard wood ... use a thinner "guide" drill bit first. Then scrape some bar soap with the screw and proceed as needed. It´ll be WAY smoother.

Woof woof Winston….. your human has great skills 👌🦴🎾

The commercial at the end was epic! Great build!

The next step is to ORDER ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE LADDERS because if something happens to the one you bought there is a 100% chance it will be right after they're no longer sold.

Can we get a link to the step-ladder please?

These are beautiful

Memo to self: marry someone with saw skills and a passion for woodworking. “Yes, dear, you can buy all the tools you want, if you build us a dream kitchen with awesome custom cabinets.”

That is a nice little cabinet. I have a space like that in the kitchen. About 25 years ago I just put a folding step stool in there without making a cabinet. It's been useful.

Good stuff, cool .calm.and collected =-)

Why didn’t you just use pocket screws for the drawer front. Genuine question I just want to learn😊

Use rare earth magnets if it is ferrous metal

Two point one inches? What a weird measurement. Isn’t that just under 2”13/128th?

I'm curious as to why you didn't pilot drill for the fasteners that yoh kept breaking lol

As a cabinetmaker for over 30 years, I have some ideas for others building their own cabinets. Cabinets are often made with 1/4" backs just stapled to the back of the cabinets. Holes for utilities are cut on the jobsite with the backs usually pre installed. The nailers at the top of the cabinets hold the cabinets to the walls and provide lateral strength so half inch backs are not necessary. The exception are islands and peninsulas that need more lateral strength. Rubio or any other rub on oil/wax finishes are not really recommended for kitchen and bath cabinets that are subjected to lots of wear and water. The exception might be for softwoods where a harder finish like a conversion varnish might not be the best choice. The cabinets looked nice, you did a good job.

with a wall there, you could use a much thinner plywood on the wall side.

The drawer face is so slick yet easy to make 👍

Stepping back with tape and measuring? Look up gage or step blocks. You make them on the table saw the width you want to step the fence back. Clamp them behind the fence. Clamp another pair behind them. Release the fence, remove the gage block. Put the fence against the second blocks, and clamp. Repeat.

Nice touch, dancing.

Another job well done, sir. And cheers to the orange juice or Tang in the Glencairn! Haha

Are 150mm (6") cabinets not common in the U.S.? They are pretty standard here in the U.K. but then I guess we have to make more efficient use of our smaller kitchens anyway. *8')

Awe man after all that and the perfect setup for a date night, checking something off the honey-do list you had to drink your OJ alone! lol

Date night on the step stool lol

I was totally thinking the whole time that the stool was to be mounted to the pull out. Still an excellent job but I was like "how tf is he gonna do this!?" ready for the mind to be blown moment lol. You're awesome and I'm sure there's knowledge in here I'll apply to my own prOjects. (I like saying PRO-jects now like Colin Knecht) Fancy!

when flush trimmimg the edge banding; I often get a mark from the bearing, any tips on how this is prevented?

Haha - when I saw that Amazon video I knew you’d do something with it :). Nice job man! Good to see Kimanj as well!

Yes please more instructional videos. I just got some of these hinges and searched CZcams for tips and tricks, and this video helped me. So thanks! …and carry on.

You are a human cnc

Exactly how I mounted drawer fronts only I use and oversized holes with a washer head screw in the drawers so I could adjust the drawer front if needed

Date night on the step stool goes hard 🔥🔥🔥 Step stool marketing team needs a raise 😂

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Dude - your attention to detail is really something; and how could you NOT lampoon that ladder video from Amazon; thank you!

Oh, I love you for recreating that add XD

Great video. Please do more like it. CA glue is a whole topic on itself and you said it in 2 sentences. Wonderful.

Ah. So it is the ladder that does that to its owners. Step Ladder, No.

Stepladder is great but now where do you put the tortilla press? I also wonder where the heart shaped waffle iron would go.

build kitchens like what? this looks like exactly how any cabinetmaker would do it. 🤔

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I was hoping to see your wife's reaction. What does she think of it?

I've always wondered why people say "pre-drill" when they're actually drilling the holes? Here it was with installing the hinges.

There's a gap between the white oak trim and the doors in the rest of the build, surprised you didn't replicate that with that drawer.

That outro! 🤣 Great use of such a narrow space. My first thought was cookie sheets, but the step ladder is a great idea. Now, I'm thinking if I could fit a stepstool cabinet into my kitchen somewhere... and should I replace my old reliable stepstool with that sexy date night one? lol

Nooo! Slide out spice rack goes there!

Why? I think one reason people don't design their kitchens this way, is because so few of us have our own kitchen to design, not to mention the cost of doing so. Cool content, but an approach that's pretty out of touch!

Uh because more people are not craftpersons with all the tools and time?