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How To DIY Kitchen Cabinets Complete Kitchen Remodel PT1. Make Cabinets, FaceFrames and installation

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We show you how to DIY Kitchen Cabinets in this Complete Kitchen Remodel. We have to completely rebuild the kitchen that was damage in the Wixom Michigan floods, we either need to do it right or don't do it at all so we gutted all the cabinets and appliances and will be building new kitchen cabinets and completely remodel the kitchen.
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Today we will build all the lower and upper cabinet carcasses from 3/4" UV pre-finished plywood, build all the face frames for those cabinets from poplar and put General Finishes Enduro Polyurethane color on the face frames and cabinets that need the color.
We will transport everything up north to the lake house and show you how to install kitchen cabinet uppers and lowers. We need to install the face frames on those cabinets and then bolt the uppers to the wall at the correct laser measured height. Then the lowers get installed using shims and the laser again.
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If anyone was wondering, at this point there is about $2000 into materials at this point. Mind that the hardware and the finish was supplied, so I only paid about $1400. I already have all the supplies for the doors included in that price so it is a very budget friendly build!
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@DIYTyler 3 года назад

First! A bit of a longer video, had so much footage it was difficult to make this massive kitchen build this short! Grab a coffee and enjoy. Here is a playlist of all the Lake House Remodel videos, have some good stuff coming! ru-vid.com/group/PLsk0VxaVqgZGT0m2FyE2xkAyaeKw9KcNF A few tool links some have asked about: FastCap Zero Clarence Tape: amzn.to/3otZ7Qz Huepar Laser Level: amzn.to/31JSqjF Thanks to Greenworkstools.com and CabinetParts.com for their support.

@edgardopineda1037 3 года назад

Police have to

@erdmonconstruction9999 Год назад

hello buddy. Pls tell me what name 1:05 red tools name

@melissaparrick5502 3 года назад

Omg...... your tools! What a difference it makes when you have the right tools to get the job done. Thanks for sharing.

@kabelomphotsie4450 3 года назад

Hi melissa

@scottslotterbeck3796 2 года назад

Helps, but you don't need all of that stuff, believe me.

@randythayer8440 16 дней назад

@@scottslotterbeck3796 Nope, we don't.

@KzoneWoodworks 3 года назад

New friend here.. woodworker from the philippines.. more power and more projects

@Zierk11001 2 года назад

I like the kid in the background supervising dad. Reminds me of my boy! :)

@toadmaster7705 3 года назад

Dude this really inspires me to make all my kitchen cabinets instead of buying, unfortunately i do not have all neat tools you have yet. Thank you

@scottslotterbeck3796 2 года назад

I don't have those tools either. I have a super cheap table saw, a dowel jig, circular saw, jig saw, and hand nailed everything together. The carcass is easy. I assembled the carcass in place, then made the 13' long face frame to fit. Looks great! Made floating panel doors, turned out good as well.

@ManOfManyTallents 3 года назад

Greetings from Ohio. First, great video as always! Regarding the chip out - it occurs because this material, as well as those with a laminate finish, has a surface that is solid and brittle. When cutting either of those materials with a traditional cut, as the blade brings through the material underneath, the material brought up from below the surface busts through the hard surface layer, causing it to chip. A sure fire way to get clean cuts is to lower the saw blade so it goes through the surface layer and maybe a 16th lower and make a scoring cut, then raise the blade and make the through cut (flip the board to each side before cutting through if both sides of the material are finished). Because the blade isn't pulling through all that material underneath there is no blow out. Takes a little extra time but worth the effort. You will attain perfect cuts every time with no tear out. God speed.

@frankmaggio4328 3 года назад

Great work man!!!!! I'm an (Traveling)ER Nurse with over 2 decades under my belt but I'm sorta getting burnt out from it. I've been off for 5 months redoing/remodeling my house. Working on the kitchen now. I'd love to make my own cabinets since the quality is price dependent. Maybe do 1-2 more travel contracts to make $30-40k and take another break and dump $2-3k into the wood working tools like you have. You make it look fun!

@scottslotterbeck3796 2 года назад

It is fun. And you will learn a lot.

@frankmaggio4328 2 года назад

@@scottslotterbeck3796 I'm almost done with my kitchen. I finally made my own cabinets! Just need to make the sink cabinet and center island cabinet. Doors will be custom made by a mail order company since I tried and It's too hard to make the tennins correctly. Had to walk away from the kitchen to work. Nursing contract ends July 16th. Been away from my house for 5 months now. Looking forward to finishing up the kitchen and seeing what else i can do with wood instead of ER Nursing.

@randythayer8440 16 дней назад

Yes, a few thousand buys the tools you need.

@3amcookcom 3 года назад

Very nice! Recommend the pocket holes on the outside of the sides of the cabinets so you can’t see them when you look inside.

@1982MCI 3 года назад

That’s the same way I do mine and then for the end cabinets, I just put a skin over that one side of the cabinet and then you’ll never see a pocket hole anywhere. If you use filler as Tyler did and then paint, you will still see that there was a hole there that has been filled in certain lighting conditions and from certain angles. You just can’t completely hide them by filing the way he did. But if the end of the cabinet is not in plain sight, then it’s fine

@Humphrey181 3 года назад

Was going to recommend the same. Glad to see I’m in good company.

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Well that is a fantastic idea! Kinda embarrassed that didn't cross my mind actually. Good tips for the next kitchen! Thanks for watching!

@randythayer8440 16 дней назад

@@Humphrey181 But, are you?

@StutleyConstable 3 года назад

So, this is a "do it yourself" video for anyone who has a fully loaded woodworking shop with all the nice, professional grade tools.

@AegirWatches 3 года назад

For me then!

@zhoeon 3 года назад

Buy the tools, save on hiring someone to do it and next time you need the tools they are paid for. First time you might be even cost-wise. Same with car maintenance, etc.

@jameshattey1445 3 года назад

If you don't have a miter and circular saw at the very least. You probably shouldn't be trying to build cabinets. Keep makes a super cheap manual pocket hole jig as well.

@ThaGreatestAlexander 3 года назад

you can do it with hand tools too, but you wont.

@invictu4488 2 года назад

@@jameshattey1445 that's right on! I had an old small table saw that we used for cutting the timber for our house's roofing. Years later I looked at it and was like wait a minute - I could actually make stuff using this little thing! 😃 Moving on, I've replaced it with a proper table saw but still remember the lessons that first table saw gave me. 😆

@thestonehousefarm1942 3 года назад

This isn’t not diy this is professional

@randythayer8440 16 дней назад

Is that good or bad?

@markarita3 2 года назад

LOVE that stack of drawers mounted "outside" of kitchen...totally eliminating that dead spot in most corner counters/cabinetry. I cannot stand those dead spots!! lol

@scottslotterbeck3796 2 года назад

Me neither!!!

@randythayer8440 16 дней назад

I thought that was kind of weird.

@emjay6758 3 года назад

Sweeeeeeeeet!!! Within two minutes my hands are itching and halfway the video I already want to speed into my shop and start making stuff... In one word: Inspiring!! Greetings from Belgium!

@luwi22 Год назад

I like how you work with your father together, so nice. Btw. great job.

@randythayer8440 16 дней назад

Sometimes, you get fathers who aren't jerks!

@jimquinty5378 3 года назад

here is a quick tip build all your base cabinets square boxes 30.5" high and build a toe kick 4" and install your toe kick to the floor and level this way you just place the cabinets on top of the toe kick not only is it quicker you get more yield out of a 4x8 sheet 3 sides instead of 2

@bs838 3 года назад

That's a really good idea. I never see anyone do this, but it makes total sense. Can you suggest a video or article that gives some details on this?

@Ufollowme2 3 года назад

I was about to say the same thing, I install cabinets in multi-million dollar homes and we always build a toekick base, level that and then set the cabinets on the base. I would also add that frameless cabinets give more space and reduces cost

@seanflanagan5674 3 года назад

@@Ufollowme2, absolutely! Can't figger why "frameless" aren't used in more installations, 'specially bottoms. Both suggestions are excellent.

@jimquinty5378 3 года назад

@@seanflanagan5674 well building cabinets for 30 years it just changes with time period in the time when i started frameless was big and the beaded frame came back to play different times different generations

@jimquinty5378 3 года назад

@@bs838 this all started when closet organizers got big throw the tow kick in level mount and glue the pre-finished kick cover

@robertopagliaroli6677 3 года назад

nice job. one tip I use when hanging cabinets: getting your laser inline and then run a straight edge on the wall like a 2x4 and you can rest the back of the cabinet its the easiest way I think to hang all your cabinets

@mdgreer6640 3 года назад

I agree with Roberto. Or, I cut a 2x6 the height off the bottom cabinets and use that to hold the uppers while I attach them to the studs. If your building from the studs, be sure to put nail backer boards, I use 2x10's, the full width of the cabinets so you can screw anywhere.

@mrsri2554 2 года назад

Woww absolutely best idea... 🖤👌🏼💯I am MR SRI channel from Sri Lanka, I like your video as an inspiration for me...Keep going❤👌😍

@checkavilatility 3 года назад

Hey boss, next time, place the pocket holes holding the face frame in place on the out outside of the cabinets. That way you don't see them inside the cabinet.

@AegirWatches 3 года назад

I don’t use pocket holes at all anymore, if they can be seen.

@mcfreedom10 3 года назад

Are you not doing anything to cover the pocket holes from fixing the face frames? Every time you open the cupboard door it’ll look awful

@mitzibud6908 3 года назад

Amazing!! Love, love, love your can-do spirit!!

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Thank you so much!! This was a tricky project, getting up early, driving two hours, working all day and driving home....tired!

@shcbusinesssolutionslimite9377 3 года назад

TYLER I LOVE YOUR FUNCTIONAL WORK STATION......THANKS FOR THE INFO

@steveowen1815 3 года назад

Looks great! I'm going to be ripping out all of my kitchen cabinets in the spring. I can't wait. Looks like a fun challenge!

@scottslotterbeck3796 2 года назад

Make your cabinets first or your wife will not be happy. It is a very fun project!

@randythayer8440 16 дней назад

Rip 'em! An interesting euphemism for demolition!

@oshadarathnayaka6426 3 года назад

You have nice tool to do and well done

@jonberrelez8510 3 года назад

this is the cleanest shop I've ever seen

@mrkattm 3 года назад

I highly recommend the Sommerfeld cabinet bit router set, you can build strong square cabinets very quickly. You should give them a try.

@jbrnds 3 года назад

Always amazed how much work this traditional cabinet making is. Buying a modern kitchen carcas saves you so much money and time beyomd belief. The carcas wont make the kitchen style, the top and faces make it. IKEA sells a carcas for a price lower than yours probably and come with more modern way to install them (rails on the wall, adjustable feet, space behind backpanel). But that is my point of view from across the atlantic. But the fun and satisfaction is most possibly in the process not only the endgoal. Way to go T!

@trevorthiessen6317 2 года назад

I recommend building a table saw sled so you can cross cut your cabinet panel parts. Also, a stacked dado blade to cut dado's for assembling your panel parts instead of having to use a bunch more material to cut a bunch of cleats.

@MarceneiroFDS 2 года назад

WELL DONE!! Great job man. Liked the mixing paint lid!

@edelgado1 3 года назад

You are an awesome wizard. All details taken care of.

@mrs.9315 3 года назад

Thanks for this video! As soon as you said "lake cabin up North" I knew you were from my neck of the woods. Lol. We are about to gut our kitchen and do everything ourselves in order to sell and purchase a cabin of our own.

@randythayer8440 16 дней назад

A cabin? Too rustic and too many Mosquitos!

@breckdiy1981 3 года назад

Great video!! Some cool gadgets I’ve never seen before. I wish I made a video when I renovated my kitchen to share 😢

@davepelfrey3958 3 года назад

Always a pleasure watching your channel. Looking forward for the door build. Thank you for posting.

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Thanks 👍

@AlawaDIYPeltony81 Год назад

Wow I like your skill

@JohnBuildsIt 3 года назад

Awesome work man👊🏼

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Appreciate it! Counters coming up, your video was very helpful! BTW, does stone coat recommend a final clear topcoat or was that your choice?

@JohnBuildsIt 3 года назад

@@DIYTyler yea they do! In our case after walking around, stirring up dust and playing with the first color coat so much, it wasn’t perfect and needed it. Well, it was still waaay better than all the epoxy coated tables and bars I’ve seen in restaurants around here haha so I guess it just depends on preference. But being able to just pour the clear and then walk away from it, it was able to lay out and dry practically flawless

@leegunnerz1830 2 года назад

Amazing job brother really enjoyed it 👍🏽 and really Jel of your workshop😎

@koterevazishvili2174 2 года назад

How well do you have the workshop arranged👍👍👍👍

@rebeccaraines1788 Год назад

I love the DIY videos with expensive speciality tools.

@martyclack8782 3 года назад

Nice Job on the cabinets Tyler good to see back on

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Thanks Marty!

@JkCanvas 3 года назад

Awesome tip using the band saw to make the toe kick.

@meldangabriel9277 3 года назад

Nice job thanks now I am confident to start DIY woodcrafts.

@liviurabet7326 2 года назад

Well done, keep up the good work 👍

@hosackies 3 года назад

Must be nice to have ALL the tools in the world!

@randythayer8440 16 дней назад

It is!

@rugontv6164 3 года назад

Nice my friend!!! Take care always!

@garynagle3093 3 года назад

Wow. Production at its best. Nice job.

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Thanks! 😃

@FredMcIntyre 3 года назад

Awesome work Tyler! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Thanks! 👍

@g.b.5206 3 года назад

I was going to build all the cabinet myself but after my visit at Ikea, I was sold my all kitchen 3k and looks great and done in 3 days

@leonardopires7168 3 года назад

watching your video in brazil

@georgeeads8689 3 года назад

Very nice Tyler. You do great work.

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@vivicachristensen4226 3 года назад

I love your works it’s so amazing

@1982MCI 3 года назад

There are links for everything in the description Tyler, I think 🤔 I even saw one for a used space shuttle but the one thing I wanted to look at and possibly buy is not there anywhere’s!! I’ve looked several times to be sure I’m not missing it but it’s just not there! And you said it would be dang it!!! The cheap laser level you were using. I need one bad and was curious about the one your using. Update it if you can and I’ll try to stop back and check it out if I remember

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Don, my bad! Why didn't you want the space shuttle!! I added the link to the laser in the pinned comment but here it is as well. LASER level: amzn.to/31JSqjF Thanks for watching and for the support!

@davesatosky5840 3 года назад

you can get really accurate cuts over your saw capacity by just cutting the difference.. measure and mark desired cut, add 1/8" and make a mark.. measure from opposite side of sheet to that mark and this is what you set your table saw fence to.. works great

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Thanks for the tip!

@richardfowler3254 3 года назад

The only thing I could add is the sink base (if I was building it would not have the middle in it. I would add it to one of the doors instead. I have had to work on drains, garbage disposals and RO Water systems under the sink and they are a huge problem (for me) as we get older we (I) tend to get wider and not having that part of the frame there is a huge help. I hope there is never a need to have to get under the sink to do any service but I have never had a house that did not require some time down there doing something...

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Good point! I guess if we ever (when) we have an issue down there we can take this support out and put back in with just a pocket screw for easy access! Thanks for the tip Rich!

@mototracksofficial 3 года назад

Amaizing man. Love the info. Love watching your content

@dougdiplacido2406 3 года назад

Fantastic looking kitchen cabinet job. Thanks for sharing your project with us.

@t.beatty3103 2 года назад

Is there a pic of the final? This is almost the layout of my kitchen and I’d love to see it made into one that’s actually user friendly!

@JkCanvas 3 года назад

Genius idea on nailing the sides before using the pocket screws.

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Thanks Will! Tried to assemble one without the nails....screw that, SO much faster to pin and then add the pocket screws later. Thanks for the support Will!

@JkCanvas 3 года назад

@@DIYTyler it seemed a lot faster and less headache. I will have to try this during my next kitchen build.

@daveerickson5313 3 года назад

@@DIYTyler Did this fully eliminate the 'creep' that occurs when doing pocket holes?

@arth.4196 3 года назад

Tyler Great Work. I just have to build my Work Shop Out / Man Cave with Accessories

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Thanks! Go for it!

@samsodenmelicano5187 3 года назад

perfect project

@andreronaldi959 3 года назад

Very good job cheers

@mrcutestuff 3 года назад

I legit was thinking about you today and here you post a video! YAY!

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

No way! Glad you were excited to watch!

@hanumanganpat4531 3 года назад

Amazing work ❤️❤️

@Grassy20 2 года назад

When I heard you say "up north" my first thought was, is he from Michigan? We are the only people that say that... then I saw your description. :) That dam breaking was scary.

@ThaGreatestAlexander 3 года назад

I just added the exact same peninsula to my kitchen my layout is almost identical.

@brosefmcman8264 2 года назад

That pocket hole jig is the sh*t! Great video thanks for posting

@DIYTyler 2 года назад

It sure is!

@randythayer8440 16 дней назад

Kreg Foreman. ~$400

@callenlance 3 года назад

Really enjoy your videos Tyler. You are truly talented. Do you mind sharing where you got the popular face frame material? That certainly looked like great time saver. Thanks and keep up the great work.

@ckutzli 3 года назад

Really enjoyed the video Tyler

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Thanks Bruce!

@ruslanidzodzuashvili5048 3 года назад

Great project. Can you please drop the link of the laser you got, for levelling. As i couldn't find it in your description. Thanks indeed

@williamzanghettijr5862 3 года назад

Nice work young man!!! I always look forward to your videos, Hope all is well, Wiliam

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Thanks William! Glad you enjoy the videos

@ataleciosena4131 3 года назад

This´s fantastic, good job excellent.

@IEnjoyCreatingVideos 3 года назад

Another great video Tyler! Thanks for always sharing with us!💖👌👍😎JP

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Thanks JP!! More fun stuff to come!

@IEnjoyCreatingVideos 3 года назад

Your very welcome Tyler! Have a wonderful week!😎

@MrStukov 3 года назад

Always great tips and info! Planning on making my own.

@scottslotterbeck3796 2 года назад

I made the cabinets for my kitch remodel. The biggest challenge was making one face frame for the upper cabinets. 13 foot long, one unit. I used every clamp I had, but no pre-finished screwing face frames together.

@kbob8424 3 года назад

Great video thanks! I'm currently building some cabinets using 2 sided finished maple similar to the one used here. I glued 2 pieces perpendicular to each other and the next day pulled them apart with ease. Glue didn't bond because of the protective coating.

@vanshitagoel4213 2 года назад

Thanks for the videos, it was very informative and helpful. I was wondering if you do this full time and can help me in remodeling my kitchen?

@hurbertkang7307 Год назад

You very smart 👏 👌 👍 😉

@philemondkhar6548 2 года назад

I wish I could afford all those machines

@WoodWorks_Kasiri 3 года назад

Nice 👌

@minachisempire9464 3 года назад

Wow you have an amazing workplace. I wish to learn furniture making. Do you have a class. Am in Nigeria.

@scottslotterbeck3796 2 года назад

I love your child. You are a lucky man. I dowel all my face frames but your method is probably faster.

@randythayer8440 16 дней назад

Hey buddy, stay away from the playgrounds!

@Grammostola 6 месяцев назад

Diy.... With a 100k Professional Shop in the background.....riiiiight

@Ladisingh9 3 года назад

Good work

@AVHANDYMANPROFESIONALSERVICES 3 года назад

very good video bro, and well explained, one question and sorry for the trouble, how much money do you spend approximately on all the material to make that kitchen? I ask you because I am going to start manufacturing the one for my house, and where do you usually buy the wood materials? greetings and thanks.

@hakthemonsta8363 3 года назад

No backs inside the cabinets?

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Nope, only on the peninsula. Lot of material I didn't think we needed to spend on.

@farzadfana1434 2 года назад

Hi…how did the glue hold up? Design stage at the moment but plan on using the pre-finished birch plywood as well. Many thanks in advance

@craigr6763 3 года назад

Looks great, next build a spray booth!!

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Have thought about a spray booth, maybe! Typically I have small projects, or HUGE ones like this that wouldn't fit into anything I would setup! Thanks for watching Craig.

@BronkBuilt 2 года назад

Question about those fancy cap/mixer/pourer for the gallon paint buckets. Do you just leave them on as the new paint cap, meaning you have one for each opened paint can, or do you take them off each time you are done and clean?

@raminbagirov5067 2 года назад

Hello end of AZERBAYCAN 👍

@vosster 3 года назад

When cutting with the track saw you can avoid tear out by first cutting a very shallow line with minimal depth and in opposite direction before the actual cut.

@justinw1285 2 года назад

What keep drawer slide jig you use ? As the one I have doesn’t seem like you can put the slide on it and then screw them in. U have to set the slide on top

@armandomaldonado4442 3 года назад

Love this video. Do you have a link for the green laser level you used on this video?

@abrahamnationllc 3 года назад

Tyler, you said there would be a link for the laser...don't See it bro.

@Exhaustedmom313 3 года назад

Great video!

@csnyder29 2 года назад

Hi Tyler .. great video! I don't see the level that you used listed.

@moraleswarnold 2 года назад

Love it

@stevewalker7822 3 года назад

Looks great

@DIYTyler 3 года назад

Thanks!

@nicholewade8233 3 года назад

You kitchen layout and mine is almost identical! We just redid ours as well and had a company make the cabinets for us. Looks nice!!!

@IvarsRuza 3 года назад

Cool! Like it a lot! But-with such a instruments U have there, U may also build a starship!

@bklynwam 2 года назад

Great video with paying attention to all details. Would you like to the type grade of plywood you bought? Would you also share the link of the retailer you bought the poplar for face frame?

@harishkale1 13 дней назад

Nice video. From where did you buy those cabinet facings?

@user-jk5vr5ie9o Год назад

Hi,Tyler.It's interesting to watch process of your job,you are very skilled guy.Could you explain me some points: 1.Do you have any national approvals to construction of kitchen cabinets or they could be constructed other way? 2.Do you use Blum or any other European furniture? 3.Do you need to choose some special area for manufacturing the furniture or you can do it on your backyard without any claims from your neighbors?

@davidj.gallardo4553 2 года назад

Tyler question, I have about 50 cabinets throughout my house I've had 7 years. The cabinets are 30 years old and need to all be refinished. I don't want to paint the white but want to refinished the satin and varnish. The doors have a lot of design that will take a long time to remove and prepare to stain. Is it easier just to buy new faces or to just suck it up and take time sanding. What are your thought on sandblasting and sand to stain?