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- čas přidán 12. 03. 2021
- Build an inexpensive DIY cabinet that is fully functional with a Display Window and Night Light. Paul shows how to easily build a cabinet and save money by making your own stain and using creative painting technics.
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Good looking cabinet with lots of character!!
Nice easy and simple project.
I'm very interested in using the LED backlighting, but don't have any experience with it. Love the content!!
Great method for the distressed look. I've never seen the glue used before. Thanks for the tip!
Thank you Jason!
Have a good night!
I am not much of a handy man but I love your channel and have been doing a few things around the house recently.
Thanks Man!!
Hi Jess, I really appreciate you buddy. Thank you for taking the time to watch it especially sending me a note! Have a good night!
Thanks Paul.
Thanks for sharing Paul good build.
Cool cabinet!
This is a beautiful cabinet Paul great tips on how to’s great thanks for sharing 👍🏼😃
Thank you Gina I really appreciate that!
Have a good night!
Another great video Paul
Hello sir... please see my vedio... 😚😚😚
Good morning Joseph, I'm out of town visiting my daughter in N. Carolina. Thank you for watching and especially commenting!
Have a great weekend!
@@raffehdecor543
Hi Reffeh, I went to your channel and you are incredibly talented! Thank you for posting!
Paul
Perfect timing. I'm getting ready to build one for my bathroom. The French cleat is the answer I needed
Thank you
Hi Garage works songs, I am working with a manufacturer that makes these heavy duty cleats at a good price. I will post as soon as they are ready. I have purchased decent ones on Amazon but not nearly as heavy as this one.
Thanks!
Enjoyed your video as always my friend!
Nice execution......
Paul, nice project! Turned out great.
I appreciate that you admitted and shared the mistakes that occurred, it shows things happen and can easily be corrected. It also shows that your a genuine guy. Most everyone else would edit it out and not have to share it. I was just wondering yesterday where you’ve been. Good to see you post again.
Hey Clint, how have you been? I’m having a great time visiting my daughter in N Carolina. Sorry I haven’t posted many projects. The past year was rough, my mom has been getting progressively worse and she recently passed. I put things on the back burner so I could spend time with her. I should get back on track soon. Have a great day my friend!
@@paulstoolbox sorry to hear of your loss, good that you were able to spend more time with her. I know I miss my parents, it’s a difficult time in our lives but I remember them and all they did for me with much love.
I believe you did a video on your Moms bathtub replacement.
I wish you many wonderful memories.
Thanks, Paul! I've been looking to build something just like this for my throne room. Looking forward to the build video on your doors.
Thank you Robert, I will have it available soon!
Have a good night!
i realize I'm kind of randomly asking but does anybody know a good website to watch newly released movies online?
@Yousef Fernando Flixportal xD
@Logan Mauricio Thank you, I signed up and it seems like a nice service :) I really appreciate it!!
@Yousef Fernando Happy to help =)
Paul, Great look mixing the Iron Oxide finish with the crackled chalk paint. Loving that!
One thing I did notice though is that your face frame is assembled incorrectly. The stiles should go full height, and the rails fit in between. It is done that way to account for wood movement on account of the opposing 90 degree grain patterns at the joint. The way it was done here, as the wood moves over time, those joints will open up, and the wood could possibly split on the stiles. I especially like the way you attached the face frame to the cabinet. Very clean look!
Hi Al, I really appreciate your input as I notice you do very nice work, however the placement of the stiles and rails are more about aesthetic purposes rather than strength. It is tradition to run the stiles from top to bottom but it has no bearing on the structural integrity. I ran my rails full length because it is easier for the DIYer to measure wall to wall and fill in rails. This cabinet is 32” wide and 39” tall but what if I kept the same frame and turned it sideways? The cabinet would be 39” wide and 32 “ tall but the stiles would then run full length from top to bottom. You have a great channel and I would recommend anyone to visit it.
Thanks and have a good night!
@@paulstoolbox thank you, Paul! I appreciate you!
Thank you Al, I also appreciate you buddy!
Great project Paul. Gave me a lot of ideas for our remodel. Also good tips and tricks for easy joinery and construction. The channel is doing really well man.
Nice looking cabinet, Paul. I really like the night light feature.
i like it thanks for the tip
Absolutely love all your videos! By far the easiest to instructions to fallow. Keep up the good work
Your amazing Paul have learned so much from you God bless
Well done...
Thank you Mark, I really appreciate you!
Another Fantastic video brother. Keep em coming. Thanks again
Still love this. I want to build this but only the right side will be next to a wall. My left side will be exposed. The glassed shower glass panel will be about 12 inches away on the left. What is your recommendation for the left side since it will be exposed? I will terminate the crown at the right wall and back wall.
Thanks Paul. Appreciated. I will be using your discount code for star bond.
Is star bond permanent? Or temp? Hmmm
@@HappyPappynKatyTX - Permanent- it’s basically super glue with an activator (in the spray can). When they touch each other... no moving it. But he is using a white/wood glue in addition for longevity. The super glues are super brittle and with some banging of the doors etc will eventual crack loose. The wood glue will dry slowly and hold long term.
@@Texasknowhow I couldn't have said it better myself!
Thank you!
Paul
@@paulstoolbox thank you both. Texas know how? I'm in Texas also. Houston area.
@@Texasknowhow thanks. I'm in the Houston area. Fellow Texan
Great project. Good job. Do you have the video of the cabinet doors for this?
Hi Greg, yes I do and I will be posting it in the next couple of days. I’m trying to finalize it. Thank you for taking the time to watch it buddy!
It’s tool time 🔥🔫
Thank you for the video I am working on my bathroom and need something just like this for towel storage! But my walls are off a little bit not square how do I Compensate for that and still have a clean looking project?
You can build the face frame last like I did and match the wall. After you set your cabinet in place you can take a measurement from the top of your cabinet to the wall in the bottom of the cabinet to the wall on both sides that way you can cut your styles on an angle to match the wall. I hope this helps, if you need more information I will be happy to provide it for you. Have a good night!
Paul, I see you have the exactrack what do you think of tracksaws? The Wen one is only $130 and I think comes with tracks, and honestly it would be worth paying a little more to get an exact cut without have to fiddle with measuring back from your cut line to blade offset or having to make a jig.
Hi Boots, I like tracksaws and they really come in handy. I have both and I use them both on different situations. The ExacTrack saw is great for the DIYer but it would not keep up for daily professional use. In the video I suggest to get the 4 amp. hr. battery and heavy duty charger because the battery and charger that comes with the saw lack the power that I like for the saw. It works excellent for sheet goods and I really like it with the larger battery.
I hope this helps!
Paul
I may have missed it. I'm assuming the paint is applied after the glue is dried.
Hi Wendi,
Here are the steps.
1 Stain or paintt the base coat
2 After it dries you apply the glue.
3 As soon as the glue is applied you will apply the flat or chalk paint. You have to apply the chalk paint while the glue is wet. The paint will start to dry while the glue is wet and it seperates causing the cracks.
I hope this helps.
Thanks!
Paul
@@paulstoolbox thank you. It looks great!
@@wendimccain8580 You are very welcome!
Ok Paul, thanks for the great video. But my wife saw your ceiling. So yea how to do your ceiling video next please. :( guess the cabinets are now second on her list :)
Just saw your video on Rescure it for your deck, from several years ago. What is your opinion of it now?
It’s a pretty good product but you have to maintain it. What I mean by that is just keep it clean, every summer I would clean it and sometimes I have to touch up a couple of spots. I saw complaints from people up north and I think it is because it does not handle ice very well. Up north to make it snow that will stay on the deck for days or even longer and I don’t think it handles that well because it is a water base coating and it may get penetrated. I live in New Orleans so I did not have that problem It held up pretty good. I’m really not sure if they still sell that product because I have not seen it in the stores.