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Easy and cheap shaker cabinet doors with a circular saw DIY
This video was inspired by people who want to make cabinet doors without a table saw.
Let me show you how to build the best cheapest shaker style cabinet doors and drawers I can come up with on a budget using a circular saw.
To be clear, this is not the BEST way to make cabinet doors... This is the BEST BUDGET way to make shaker cabinet doors I have been able to find.
With that being said, I put these through an exaggerated level of abuse to test out their integrity.
They are made with 1/2" MDF used for the frame and 1/8" MDF panel. These shaker style doors look nice and are so easy to build, even a beginner can do it.
Using these budget materials, you can price each door out to be around $10 a piece. Depending on the number of doors you have to make, you can complete a kitchen remodel or bathroom remodel for less than $300.
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@IppiopaidFEEDBACK Месяц назад

I was thinking about buying a Slam Simulator 2000, but after this review I think I’m just going wait for the 3000. Once they figure out how to make it stronger.

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

That’s true! The 2000 has a feature I didn’t have time to showcase called “where’s the toaster?”. This feature had my wife testing the durability of the cabinet doors inside the house as well. Pretty neat!

@HaggisMuncher-69-420 Месяц назад

I think the 3000 is semi-fully automatic.

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

🤣🤣

@shawnwaldrop3702 Месяц назад

I dunno. They just don’t make Slam Simulators like they used to. Probably made overseas.

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

It’s a shame, really!

@LadyAstolat Месяц назад

I don't have the space, money, or desire to purchase a table saw and it's really tough to find videos that don't require one, or a gazillion dollars of high end equipment. So from the bottom of my fledgeling woodworker heart, THANK YOU 🙏

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

Of course!! I’m glad this video was helpful! Thank you for watching and taking time to comment!

@wameier84 9 дней назад

Same here! This is an awesome vid!

@WoodNerds 9 дней назад

Thank you! I really appreciate it!

@thaught9475 2 месяца назад

If MDF is tough enough to take the abuse of being made into a car subwoofer box, suffer the hot/cold cycles of a being in a car trunk, slamming junk into it while making tight turns, not rattle apart from the bass, and still look decent after all that time... it can be a cabinet door haha. Thanks for proving it! Certain materials get a bad rap, but this goes to prove that the reputation is not always deserved.

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

Great points! I appreciate you man! Thanks for watching!

@livemoksha 21 день назад

Man, for someone living on a rental and wanting to give an upgrade to the old cabinets, this is perfect.

@WoodNerds 15 дней назад

I’m glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching and for leaving a comment! I appreciate it! Cheers!

@KaylaaMariee48 Месяц назад

THANK YOU! What a great tutorial! Everyone says stay away from mdf, it's not for water place etc... This makes me feel so much better.

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

Of course! Thanks for watching! If probably cared for, it will last! Just make sure if it sustains damage and the raw mdf is exposed, that you touch up the paint. Water is the main enemy of mdf and the paint acts as a barrier to protect it. Other than that, should be a solid door. I’ve had some I made in my high use/high moisture bathroom for almost two years and they are still perfect.

@CardiacCat 4 дня назад

Great video. And for anyone who is on a real budget and cannot afford a lot of tools, this is perfect. I have tool but cam appreciate making this way so that everyone can have something that look nicer. Also, these would be a great cabinet refresh for rental properties. If they get messed up by a bad tennant, its an easy and cheap replacement, while looking modern and stylish.

@WoodNerds 4 дня назад

Great points! Thank you for the kind words!

@harumipena Месяц назад

You are such a great teacher! I am just watching videos to learn to build things and have been purchasing some tools, but I don't have the space for a table saw and this really helped me to start my first project which will be a drawer. ❤ Thank You!

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

I’m glad the video was helpful! Congratulations on starting with your new hobby! I hope your projects turn out well!

@londs2k 2 месяца назад

Another awesome video brother. Keep up the good work. I can’t wait for the next one.!!!

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

I appreciate you man! Thank you!

@crystalBall9287 Месяц назад

I'm glad youtube brought you through my algorithm! I like how this worked up and I might have to use these doors on a wall cabinet set i want to build in the living room

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

Thanks for watching! If you do make them, I’d love to hear how they turned out!

@HaggisMuncher-69-420 Месяц назад

Perfect Now all I need to know is how to make the cabinets.

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

I’m working on plans for this as we speak!

@wilmervalles1509 Месяц назад

LOL. 🤣 The Slaminator did not meet the expectations. Good shaker style construction. 👍

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

Hahaha thanks for watching!

@afascinatingbit 2 месяца назад

Nicely done! I used this same technique to make a plywood 4’x8’ door and it turned out great.

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

I’ve been wanting to do the same to satisfy my wife’s need for a sliding barn door! Thanks for watching!

@nickarmani031 2 месяца назад

Excellent job as usual. Happy that you keep the content easy to follow. Subbed for the videos, rang the bell for the awesome t-shirts lol!

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

Thank you! Haha I was just replying to another comment about needing to work on more designs! I seriously appreciate the support! Cheers!

@markbarnes4358 Месяц назад

That was a thoughtful and methodical tutorial, kudos.

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

Thank you, Mark! I appreciate you taking time to respond!

@cmyoutuber1289 23 дня назад

I like how the name of the paint matches you!

@OVHabitats 7 дней назад

Results are a total surprise. I have only used MDF as sacrificial layer to protect "good wood" or as the inner panel on a painted door.

@NealosMetropolos 2 месяца назад

Excellent video! I'll be making my mock shakers with 1/2" panel and 1/4" trims to give it weight and less depth from edges to panel but really appreciate the circular saw method! I've built a work table with DIY drop-down saw guide but that Kreg jig is brilliant. Subbed.

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

I’ll have to try that method out! Thanks for watching and following along!

@NealosMetropolos 2 месяца назад

@@WoodNerds I'm now thinking your method with 1/2" edges might allow for a decorative bead inside it so thanks for the inspiration!

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

@NealosMetropolos of course! Would also be cheaper by about 50% as the more expensive plywood makes up just the border rather than the full panel.

@NealosMetropolos 2 месяца назад

@@WoodNerds I'm a scientist (physics) and fully approve your Slam Simulator 2000 testing methodology and results! 🖖

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

@NealosMetropolos hahaha thank you! It’s official!

@mohammedjaffer8522 22 дня назад

Very enlightening. Tyvm 👌👌👍👍😊😊

@WoodNerds 22 дня назад

I appreciate it! YWVM!

@347Winnie 2 месяца назад

FN well done!

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

Haha Thank you! I appreciate it!

@Lincolnstww 2 месяца назад

Great video

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

Thanks man! I appreciate it! Same for you. Your recent cabinet video helped a bunch of people. Cheers!

@TheBenjammin 2 месяца назад

I build things with mdf all the time. My whole miter station is entirely mdf.It's very underrated. It's strong, flat, and stable. The only down side is It's dusty.

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

I’ve been using it for about lot of projects for those reasons exactly! Dude! Dusty is an understatement haha. Routing it is the worst!!

@jeffdillon1972 2 месяца назад

Great video. To be honest I’ve always shied away from MDF but I’ll be giving it a go now thanks to you! New sub, blame Mitt. But so glad for the suggestion. And as the master himself says, keep up the good work. Wow that top setting on Slam Simulator, otherwise known as “little brother ate the last pop-tart” was impressive!

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

“Mitt” is ruining RU-vid for me! Haha thanks for watching and leaving a comment man! Bagel mode was too much for the simulator to handle.

@Diana-vp3zr 7 часов назад

That door is too pretty for the slam simulator!!!

@WoodNerds 7 часов назад

Haha! Still looks good! I’ll save it in case I need to replace one of my other doors I guess!

@alexsafonov7270 Месяц назад

thank you for this helpful advice and demonstration :) now I know MDF is OK. another good test would be to slam the panel door in the other direction, a reverse slam. to see when and how the hinges might fail.

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

Dude! Great idea. Might have to order a slam simulator 3k for that test!

@ZenDreaming60 Месяц назад

Getting ready to down size houses. My expensive solid wood 38” cabinet doors are twisting and curved and they are only 3 years old! Next house, building my own! Thank You!

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

Dang! Sorry that happened. Of course! Glad the video helped! Mine are in great shape still.

@BCS2023 2 месяца назад

nice!

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

Thanks Craig!

@ShaneTheGeek Месяц назад

Thanks!

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

Dude! Thank you! I really appreciate it!

@ShaneTheGeek Месяц назад

@@WoodNerds Dude you're so welcome! I have seen countless videos thinking I would need a table saw, router table, trim router, planer, jointer, DIY crosscut table saw sled, furniture grade birch ply and woodgrain filler to make a competent cabinet door. Your doors are great looking, clearly sturdy enough and way easier to build than the alternatives.

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

@ShaneTheGeek I’m stoked the video was helpful! I got some feedback on my last cabinet door video that a lot of people didn’t have table saws etc. and wanted an alternative way to make them. Took me a bit to figure it out but I’m glad I was able to come up with an easy solution!

@syence_nird 2 месяца назад

amazing video!! In Canada where I live, a sheet of MDF is actually same price, if not slightly more than a full sheet of plywood of the same thickenss. Its crazy this used to be considered a "cheap" alternative. Not for me :(

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

I’m sorry to hear that! Things are wound so tight these days. I have hope we’re close to a point where it starts to swing back. I appreciate you watching and taking time to leave a comment!

@captenchaos4740 26 дней назад

Hello, great video thanks for sharing your awesome skills! Question: Is 1/8" MDF the same thing as 1/8" hardboard?

@WoodNerds 26 дней назад

Hi! Thanks for watching! The two seem to be very similar. If anyone sees this and knows better, please correct me, but I believe hardboard is just like mdf but a higher density.

@KariGouldstaffingconsultant 7 дней назад

Great video! Thanks for all the helpful info! And forget the haters commenting about the extra tools needed to make a really good quality cabinet door….they can certainly not use a track saw or jigs and make themselves wonky cabinet doors! Question-I can’t find the $0.50 paint can pourer; where did you get it?

@alzae Месяц назад

Thanks for the video, everything is great and beautiful. But when I drilled the holes for the handles from the back side, it didn’t turn out nicely, so that this wouldn’t happen, put an unnecessary piece of MDF under the drilling site, and then drilling into it wouldn’t happen. The doors turned out wonderful!

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

Dude! Glad to hear they turned out nicely! Thanks for sharing your results!

@lynn8307 7 дней назад

Thank you, you demonstrated this very well. Love the doors and can you tell me the color you painted it.

@WoodNerds 3 дня назад

Thank you Lynn, Of course! It’s “clary sage” satin finish, using a “cabinet and furniture paint” base to help mitigate wear and tear. my wife picked it up at Lowe’s. I think the color manufacturer is sherwin Williams!

@SaltCreekFarmstead 2 месяца назад

Great video! When you explained the benefit of mdf to mdf, it made me question what you could use for a trim piece for added design. I know you can use the router, but that doesn’t exactly apply to the lack of equipment that is the focus of this video. There’s lots of small trim options. Wonder if you could glue trim where the rails/styles meet the panel for added detail? Thoughts?

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

That’s a great point! There is a bunch of trim options that could spice the basic shaker design up with almost no added effort, and since the doors are the same size, you could easily batch them together. I’m partial to adding coves in my trim work and think they would dress this up. I’ll have to try that out. Great idea!

@DonneishaSmith 7 дней назад

Loved this video! I am planning to redo all my cabinet doors and was hoping to make a “thinner” door and this will work great. Is the 1/8 inch panel ACTUALLY MDF , or is is tempered hardwood? For some reason I can’t find 1/8 mdf where I live.

@WoodNerds 3 дня назад

Mine is mdf, might be listed as 3mm sheet. I have some hardboard as well and while I haven’t used it for the panel before, I don’t think it would cause any issues to use that instead. I say this without experience using that material for that purpose of course so take that with a grain of salt.

@RonieVarjao 24 дня назад

Here in Brazil we use MDF a Lot, for everything. There is waterproof MDF for wet areas

@WoodNerds 22 дня назад

Thanks for sharing your insight Ronie! Much appreciated!

@cyndij8312 25 дней назад

The explanations along the way were so helpful. A couple of questions: 1. Was the primer water-based? I've heard that could raise the MDF fibers but maybe just sanding would take care of that. 2. The edges didn't need to be filled to conceal the two pieces of MDF coming together? It maybe was addressed when you talked about using MDF for both. Nothing wrong with MDF doors! And the tool cost is so minimal. I don't understand the people who complained about that. The fence is reasonably priced, a cheaper pocket hole jig could be used, and one wouldn't really need a jig for the handles. I actually think I could do this!

@WoodNerds 24 дня назад

I think it is water based. I didn’t experience any raised fibers when I used it. In my experience, MDF can be exposed to a little water here and there without it blowing up. It’s sitting in water and lots of exposure over time that really hurts it. Plus, once you have a light coat on the MDF, every coat afterwards isn’t touching the MDF, it’s only building on previous layers of paint so you should be fine with that. I didn’t have to do anything special outside of what I showed in the video. I try to showcase every step so you know what to expect and can plan accordingly. Making sure your cuts are square and accurate will ensure you don’t have a lot of messy cleanup to worry about when it comes to gaps and such. It was much easier than I thought. Safety is most important here. Just be aware of where those blade are, and where they are going to be and keep your hands out of that path.

@cyndij8312 24 дня назад

@@WoodNerds thanks so much for the reply!

@WoodNerds 24 дня назад

Happy to help :)

@MegaHammis Месяц назад

great build whats the name of that paint color?

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

Hey! Thank you! It’s “clary sage” by sherwin Williams! Satin sheen!

@Sebastianliv5 7 дней назад

Poor Bob got slapped hard for no reason.😂

@munchkyn56 2 месяца назад

Great video! I have a question for you... since I don't have local access to 1/8 inch MDF, can I glue up 1/8 inch HDF with the 1/2 inch MDF? Thanks in advance!

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

Hey! Thanks for taking time to comment! I don’t think that would be an issue! It’s all compressed fiber board so the transition should look similar (I believe).

@munchkyn56 2 месяца назад

@@WoodNerds Good to hear. I will give it a go and report back in due time.

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

@munchkyn56 awesome! Yeah, I’d be interested to hear the results!

@JoseReyes-xs3js 28 дней назад

Do u use mdf board to make the cabinet frame too or just to make the cabinet doors ? I was wondering to see if I should make the whole cabinets in my kitchen with mdf .

@WoodNerds 27 дней назад

Im sure you could. I know they make cabinets out of particle board. In my opinion though, plywood is the industry standard and when it comes to structural integrity in a bigger box like that where force can be applied across multiple axis, I’d probably stick with plywood. I could be mistaken so take that opinion lightly!

@lihita1 29 дней назад

Hi, I’ve been wanting to redo my walking closet, the one that came with the house has no drawers, only a bar for hanging… Do you have a video for closets?

@WoodNerds 29 дней назад

Hey! Thanks for commenting! I haven’t done a closet video yet, but I am remodeling our house so I’m sure it’ll come up in the future. I haven’t specifically looked for any videos that might be out there on the topic to recommend either. I believe the wood whisperer did one not too long ago for his wife that I’m sure has a lot of good info in it.

@Eric-wb4li Месяц назад

If I used 3/4" MDF how thick should the center panel be? Or the same 1/8"?

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

The center panel should still be good at 1/8”. Using 3/4” for the frame on top of that will make a pretty thick door(7/8”). It’s all preference so maybe try a sample before fully committing. Shouldn’t cause any issues though.

@davidgonzales6749 2 дня назад

Will 1/4 inch mdf work? Having trouble finding 1/8 mdf

@WoodNerds 2 дня назад

For this method I think 1/4 inch would be fine. The thicker you go, the heavier the door will be but 1/4 inch isn’t a crazy jump.

@Theuniverseisstrange 25 дней назад

Checkout the castle pocket cutter. Way better than kreg and much stronger. You could definitely get two screws in with a castle.

@Theuniverseisstrange 25 дней назад

It’s much easier and forgiving to align pieces due to their patented low angle pocket.

@WoodNerds 24 дня назад

Thanks for the suggestion! I’ve seen them before. The models I’ve found are $1k+ machines. I was thinking of getting the kreg foreman($300+). Any experience with the foreman vs the castle?

@Theuniverseisstrange 24 дня назад

@@WoodNerds I just upgraded from the kreg foreman to the foot operated castle machine. I built my cabinet company with the foreman. I am thrilled with the castle because it’s so much stronger of a connection and it’s shocking how much easier and forgiving the alignment is. There isn’t much forgiveness with the kreg foreman, however with the castle you can back the screw out as many times as you need to re align the work pieces and it’ll suck tight every time. I really like it for plywood to plywood connections, super strong.

@WoodNerds 24 дня назад

@Theuniverseisstrange I appreciate the information! I plan on building out my garage in the near future. Probably 18 cabinets (10 floor, 8 upper). Having a quality machine would really improve the process. I’ll have to weigh that price tag.

@rp9674 15 дней назад

Slam Sim (c) needs a "damnit" sound effect for realism

@WoodNerds 15 дней назад

There’s a third party add on “damn simulator” for that.

@rp9674 15 дней назад

Of course, I should have known.

@WoodNerds 15 дней назад

@rp9674 😂😂

@stpatsteen Месяц назад

Would you even need to screw the original frame? If you have straight edges between rails and stiles, couldn’t you just glue to panel directly?

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

I bet you could! I think trying to glue that together and keep it all straight might ruin your day haha. I haven’t tried it that way yet but I can see it being a pain.

@katiebelmont595 Месяц назад

As soon as I saw the Kreg rip cut, I was out. 😂 I've tried and I could *not* get a consistent width.

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

I guess it takes some practice or perhaps your circular saw blade isn’t in line with the baseplate? I had a Ryobi circular saw that was impossible to use with the rip cut guide because the saw was far out of alignment.

@Dobbs1825 Месяц назад

Do you think these would hold up in a kitchen? Or should I bite the bullet and use better wood? I hate my current cabinet doors

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

In my opinion and experience, if you simply pay attention to the paint on the doors and touch up any spots that might have sustained damage, exposing unprotected mdf then you shouldn’t have any issues. Water won’t penetrate waterproof paint and water is the main concern when using mdf as a material. I made cabinet doors for my bathroom (in another video I posted) and I’ve had them up for almost two years at this point and the bathroom is high use, high humidity, high temperature fluctuations with zero issues. If you’re unsure, maybe try them out first in your bathroom. This will give you an opportunity to try the building process, and abuse them on a smaller scale before committing to a whole kitchen.

@Dobbs1825 Месяц назад

@@WoodNerds good deal. Thank ya sir!

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

Of course! Good luck with your project! I’d love to hear how it goes if/when you end up making them.

@Dobbs1825 Месяц назад

@@WoodNerds I’ll be sure to let ya know!

@user-jw7lc3hj3q Месяц назад

Just a note. Yes, you made the cuts with a circular saw, but you also must have another $400 worth of Kreg Jig products to complete the task of making the doors. I like the design and think it makes a strong door due to the solid back panel. Just remember there will be a sizeable investment in additional tooling. Nice video.

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

Hey, it’s more like $250 (I paid for them) but I get your point. You can make a couple of the jigs yourself but the question is how much work do you want to do and what level of accuracy is acceptable to you. To make accurate jigs that cut square and straight also require tools and materials to ensure they are square and straight haha. There’s an unfortunate truth about basically anything in the creative space and that is; tools make the job easier and the outcome better. Can someone produce high quality and accurate work with basic tools? honestly, I can’t, but can someone else? Absolutely, but where the trade off is you need to have the skills to be able to make up the gaps that these tools fill. This setup (in my honest and empathetic opinion) is the cheapest and easiest to use for beginners that don’t have a lot of the tools a seasoned maker has. Some things you just can’t make without proper tools and/or an appropriate level of experience.

@daleatwin7874 Месяц назад

Well said my friend

@Sly_Wolf_1 2 месяца назад

So sick of RU-vidrs being given free tools, no way they'd give me the slam simulator 2000.

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

It’s a blessing and a curse. Now I have to email them and explain how my wife broke it.

@Sly_Wolf_1 2 месяца назад

@@WoodNerds 😂😂🤝🏻

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

😂😂

@wittworks 2 месяца назад

I really liked this video until I found out it was just a clever way to promote the Slam Simulator 2000™️. I mean, I get that it’s convenient having bluetooth and battery now. The 1000 was borderline a waste of money. Unless you used the 20% off coupon, but Harbor Freight decided to abandon their roots and now they don’t do coupons. So I’d need to spend the full amount. Unless I use the code NERD at checkout, but then this dude is going to get a 10% affiliate kick back and I don’t like being a part of the system. Makes me feel dirty. Such a shill. Unsubscribe. Off to watch a 10 tools I don’t regret buying sooner video because I need a 4th pica dry pencil. And maybe one of those TSO reamer tools.

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

Amen! Who can afford the slam simulator line anyway! Serfs could do the same thing with a grain of sand and a blade of grass. Plus smack simulator by jadooby tools does the same thing for a quarter of the price, I’m team purple all the way! Great callout! Been looking for a new version of the same thing I already have! Off to watch a “this changes everything” video to see a guy screwing a spoon to a ladder!

@jeffdillon1972 2 месяца назад

Get a room you two.

@wittworks 2 месяца назад

Trying to find a room with a spoon and ladder.

@babblo 2 месяца назад

MDF needs to be pre drilled to avoid splits

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

Thanks for the tip!

@juanmallqui9309 Месяц назад

factory edge is nice and straight huh...

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

As straight as you’re going to get without a jointer/track saw/etc.

@stuartkorte1642 2 месяца назад

Excellent instructions. Thanks. Slam Simulator, epic. To really test the door, let your pissed off wife in on testing. 😊

@WoodNerds 2 месяца назад

That’s a great recommendation! I’m not sure the door would have been able to handle the wrath of my wife after she saw I was using the toaster incorrectly!

@Powermoves777 26 дней назад

Bro you broke the slam simulator 2k with bluetooth 😂😂😂😂

@WoodNerds 26 дней назад

Wrecked it! Wasn’t made to be cranked up to “bagel” I guess.

@lisaa6147 Месяц назад

Love the stripper shirt and Bob.

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

Hey! Thanks Lisa! Trying to come up with more fun shirt designs.

@stevewitt5559 2 месяца назад

Mitt

@PrettyGoodLookin Месяц назад

Please show us using a good wood.

@WoodNerds Месяц назад

I guess I could! The reason I’m doing it with the cheap stuff is I constantly get comments about how no one can afford the tools needed to make doors with the good woods.

@MarcusRobinson81 Месяц назад

I'm pretty sure the paint, primer, and wood glue were more than $10.

@chadoien4033 Месяц назад

Def don’t need that guide

@OVHabitats 7 дней назад

By the way no need to purchase the Slam Simulator. All you need is a teenage girl and tell them they can't do something they want to do. I speak from experience. Girls slam stuff and boys stomp and throw stuff.