My Most Challenging Project in Years! | Veneered Pantry Cabinet

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My mom has a fairly small condo with limited storage space, so she requested a standing vertical pantry cabinet to help provide more room for kitchen items and food. I honestly wasn’t super excited about the project since it was just a cabinet with some drawers and doors. To make things a little more exciting, I decided to raise the challenge level by including veneering, continuous grain, and a unique door and drawer configuration with rails only and no stiles. All told, this was my most challenging project in years.
By far the biggest challenge in this project was keeping the veneer organized. The panel veneer is continuous from top to bottom and each door and drawer is interrupted by a solid walnut rail. So I had to be very strategic about how the panels were glued up and how they were cut apart. Furthermore, because I didn’t want to see any edge-banding, I applied the edging BEFORE the veneer. This way the veneer grain runs all the way from side to side and gives the illusion of solid wood. I mentioned the solid rails already, but those too were cut from single boards to make sure their grain was also continuous.
Was it all worth it? I think so. I have never included this much continuous grain on a single project and frankly I’m surprised I didn’t screw anything up. So I got to exercise some woodworking and design muscles, my mom got a nice cabinet to store her stuff in, and you guys get a neat video showing the whole process. I’ll call this one a win-win-win. I hope you enjoy.
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@Going2Frys 3 года назад

I was waiting for the delivery and a cut to a clip of your mom saying “That’s nice dear but I don’t like walnut. Can you make one in cherry?”

@zachwolf5122 3 года назад

“I painted it to match the cupboards”

@leiwa100 3 года назад

@@zachwolf5122 The horror....

@greglauderdale7595 3 года назад

Just about choked to death on my breakfast at the “sucky sucky” line

@glueupsscrewups 3 года назад

I'll just rough it out with the jigsaw - proceeds to cut a perfect rectangle. Beautiful project.

@networkengineer.online 3 года назад

He just used the right brand of jigsaw and blade, and it was no work to cut perfectly straight!

@inspiringbuilds 3 года назад

Excellent build, good pick with the walnut, and nice job of aligning the grains. Keep up the great work as the goal is for us to continue to inspire others to build something awesome! 👍🏼

@Mr.GucciClass1A 3 года назад

This is wonderful!!! Man you are fun, funny, smart, talented, and your one liners and puns are just the thing to get my day started with a laugh and smile. Thanks for bringing this back!!!

@tchangity 3 года назад

Artisan level work is such a rarity these days. The amount of thought that went into this is mind boggling. Looks great!

@GearheadDaily 3 года назад

I think the hardest thing to do sometimes is power through a project you've mentally checked out of long ago...

@woodwhisperer 3 года назад

Agreed! I think I did 3 different projects while I was in the middle of this one and that's not like me at all. I'm a one-at-a-time kinda guy. That's how I knew I had checked out. lol

@GearheadDaily 3 года назад

@@woodwhisperer See, I'm a 3-5 at a time guy, one will be glue up, one gets assembled, another one gets finishing... etc. More of a cycle to keep moving.

@mtelewicz 3 года назад

As a fellow Catholic I was thinking, "Oh man, there's something so familiar about those screens." Then you explained it and I was like, "Oh.....no."

@RJ_Taylor 3 года назад

“It has been eight months since my last pantry.”

@mtelewicz 3 года назад

Also from now on when someone passes gas in the confessional I think it should be called an onion fart

@TigerCarpenter 3 года назад

I was hoping you would CONFESS what that ventilation panels reminded you of what a beautiful piece of furniture!

@InTheLab3d 3 года назад

I see what you did there :) I was about to comment something similar. Growing up catholic, we all just "know" .

@kenmaira 3 года назад

"I'd like a challenge" he says. Congrats, but man you're bananas

@alanr745 3 года назад

Holy crap. Marc, the mere thought process that went into the panel creation to make the grains match shows your years of experience. Excellent work!

@dangkolache 3 года назад

'onion farts' - what a colorful way to describe an onion's signature property hahahaha

@waguchan2414 3 года назад

The face you made when your kids got home from school early was priceless. 🤣 Enjoy their summer break!

@woodwhisperer 3 года назад

Honestly, watching it myself I don’t remember why that was my go-to expression 😂

@Wordsnwood 3 года назад

Just starting the vid, but those drawer pulls! I'm already thinking how much I'd hate having one on top and one on bottom... It looks amazing, but ... hope your mom likes it!

@woodwhisperer 3 года назад

Not sure why you'd hate it. Once you know how they work it's really not much of an issue. Mom loves it. :)

@Wordsnwood 3 года назад

@@woodwhisperer maybe my words were a bit strong. Glad mom loves it! I just am not sure that my brain would adapt that easily. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@MCsCreations 3 года назад

Fantastic work, dude! Really beautiful cabinet! 😃 It looks amazing! Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

@woodwhisperer 3 года назад

Thanks a lot!

@rogerwoods1351 3 года назад

That turned out great, it looks fantastic, I hope mother was pleased,,,, good lad, extra ice cream for you 👍🏻

@DsHardWoodCreations 3 года назад

Beautiful piece mark

@bobbyblizzard8488 3 года назад

Great video, nice walnut but it took some time I’m sure!

@sionhughes5543 3 года назад

Another fantastic build

@scottmorris4914 3 года назад

With all the grain alignment, I can see why it would wear you out. Very nice job.

@woodwhisperer 3 года назад

Thanks. I think I need a nap. :)

@vanillajustin 3 года назад

Hey Marc! Out of curiosity, for the bottom drawer openings, why drill the majority of the waste out, rather than jigsaw heavy of the line and then flush trim?

@jeroenroks4life 3 года назад

Maybe because of the veneer. I would think a jigsaw would have a good likelyhood of tearing

@jGoodloejr 3 года назад

Very good job! Bet mom was very happy! lol

@saigyl9149 3 года назад

For those curious, there were no m&m's left after he went home

@realpdm 3 года назад

Such a great son! Looks fantastic and I'm sure you made mom proud!

@Diamond_Hammer 3 года назад

Marc: Dad Jokes ensue Me: Riveted with side splitting laughter.

@woodwhisperer 3 года назад

I’m just glad I was able to become a Dad, otherwise these would just be shitty jokes. But now that I have kids, they’re “Dad jokes!” #lifehack

@Diamond_Hammer 3 года назад

@@woodwhisperer With or without kids us Brits will always appreciate your sense of humor, kids just help make things more colourfull :)

@bobd. 3 года назад

That is beautiful Marc, worth all the effort that went into it. Your Mom will treasure it forever.

@nolancraw 3 года назад

“Nobody wants stank on their taters!”

@Acerider101 3 года назад

That was a beautiful work of art. Your methodology and attention to detail is inspirational.

@bradmcdonell8346 3 года назад

Loved it as usual. My under drawer slides I buy from CSHardware (no I don’t work for them) and bought the bargain brand and they are awesome in my kitchen. Recommend for a home project where no one is picky but everyone is in awe as they watched the slow-mo closing.

@woodwhisperer 3 года назад

CSHardware is my primary supplier too. Best prices I've found online.

@Danman1972 3 года назад

I like it. We are hoping to get a 100 year old home this month. Going through the process now. A stand alone pantry will be added to my list of to do's since it will be a bit until we can remodel the kitchen. It was redone in the 70's. No pantry. Odd for a house of that age, but my guess is they messed it all up when they redid it in the 70's. Yes... slotted screws need a horrible painful death. I also like the touch of OCD where you lined the slots up ;-)

@jeffreytoole2719 3 года назад

ALWAYS clock slotted screws! It sounds so anal but small touches like that subconsciously denote quality and finish. It's that last 1% that carries the other 99%.

@Danman1972 3 года назад

@@jeffreytoole2719 True story!

@josephmartinez2231 3 года назад

These new style of thumbnails are throwing me off 😅 they’re great, but I just didn’t recognize the Spag at first glance

@woodwhisperer 3 года назад

They’re throwing me off too. 😂 But I’m making the most of this 3-month experiment so that includes “playing the game” a little.

@jacobboone4281 3 года назад

Can I get Marv Albert to do his famous saying. Marc Spagnola again! It's always amazing to see your furniture! It never disappoints for beauty or difficulty. At least for a beginner like me.

@ohasis8331 3 года назад

Quite a nifty little project == one proud and happy Mum.

@tmikko 3 года назад

Excellent project and video. Required a LOT of rethinking to make those panels. Glad to see you wearing a dust mask, I found out the hard way that I was very allergic to walnut dust (and walnuts themselves). Thanks!

@foxhallww311 3 года назад

I always wanted to get a full meta jacket reference into a video. You sir are a legend!

@woodwhisperer 3 года назад

😂👍

@stevefuller7805 3 года назад

Fight the hipster trend of undermount slides! Great work, really love the effort into grain matching. It makes a big difference!

@woodwhisperer 3 года назад

LOL

@ClarileleMike 3 года назад

This was exhausting just to watch. So many butt-clenching "If I screw up this cut the project is done" moments. But dozens of great tips.

@P010010010100101 3 года назад

15:15 Is that Chumlee?? jk lol

@Mike.DeNinno 3 года назад

Great build. Too bad you can't re-shoot the finishing step in slow-mo with some porn music for fun. Then again maybe you still can with editing (for IG maybe? ).

@scottdunsmore8355 3 года назад

"...onion farts...settle down..." Love it! Keep challenging yourself and keep that Spagnuolo humor. Thanks for another great video.

@ewetuber186000 3 года назад

Excellent and beautiful!

@jimserhant7741 3 года назад

I would subscribe to “The Wood Whisperer Confessional” podcast 😉. The pantry cabinet came out amazing.

@chashint1 3 года назад

Everything about this makes it a great project. Very specific form fit and function with a beautiful walnut wrapper. It should last multiple lifetimes.

@MrSharper802 3 года назад

Good choice using the Unibond One!

@aaroncashion7570 3 года назад

Loved this one Marc. I have always appreciated the level you will take something that most people would throw together with pocket screws and paint. Grain match was incredible and damn did that oil/wax pop the walnut. Once again I am just here to hear you pronounce Epifanes.

@meatstick12gben 3 года назад

Excellent work Mark, as usual, certainly helps with my education in woodworking . Thank you for not using pocket holes

@araa3533 3 года назад

I'm in the comments section just to give two likes as it's not yet a feature in RU-vid 👍👍

@woodwhisperer 3 года назад

That's appreciated!

@fwanknmt 3 года назад

handsome af

@samposton9101 3 года назад

What an epic project. Massively challenging, most could only wish to make something like that. Lovely work Marc.

@Paremo_ 3 года назад

My standards for potato-accessibility are probably skewed (I've dedicated a drawer right under the countertop so I can peel directly out of it...), but I'd want some kind of removable basket or slatted box, so you can get all of them out of the drawer at once.

@johnm7469 3 года назад

Amazing design and workmanship. And it only took 23 minutes to build :-)

@Sfyre 3 года назад

You are so talented Mark. I really appreciate the honest way you present and I love how you constantly challenge yourself. Also, the humor is always a plus haha. Thanks for taking the time to record this project, I can only imagine how much that added to the stress of an already technical piece.

@fusc88 3 года назад

Awesome project, Marc. Really smart how you clamped and jointed/cut all the veneers together, could've used that tip two days ago though haha. I guess all Catholic churches have the same metal pattern.

@mapleloftdesigns5036 3 года назад

Forgive me potatoes, for I have sinned. It's been 30 years since my last confession

@glencrandall7051 3 года назад

Most all the adjectives have been used by now. All I can add is "outstanding". Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.

@theobromon 3 года назад

That's the most luxurious residence any potato or onion could ever dream of...

@garyknable1155 3 года назад

That is a sweet design. I will be bulding an on the wall pantry before long so this gave me some ideas. Great job!

@adamfelker3493 3 года назад

Marc, I really like it when you free yourself to do projects using whatever tools you want (i.e Domino, veneer press), rather than using more accessible tools. This one turned out great.

@marcelolemos3102 3 года назад

Beautiful piece of art. Awesome

@woodwhisperer 3 года назад

Thank you so much 😀

@marcelolemos3102 3 года назад

@@woodwhisperer i really appreciate your work and videos.

@al1843 3 года назад

Awesome work, Marc. Enjoying these videos.

@AZdroptop 3 года назад

Wow. Just wow. Amazing work.

@imaginationingrained 3 года назад

I LOVE the look on your face when your kids come home early. You crotchety old man! Lol!

@danielgeng2306 3 года назад

Ha, the infamous pantry for Mom ! Lol looks great Marc !

@zacharybrosious2293 3 года назад

You spend a lot of time looking through that screen in confession :):)

@lyster1ne681 3 года назад

That’s some Matt Kenny level grain selection, excellent work man!

@scottadams2624 3 года назад

Great job. Enjoyed watching the process.

@AndreaArzensek 3 года назад

I wasn't quite sold on this piece when the video started, but seeing it in place I actually like it quite a lot! Your techniques and methods are captivating and I still learn a lot from you. Thank you for another great video. Greetings from Croatia 😊

@bronwynecg 3 года назад

Onion Farts is a vegan folk band name 😂😜🤘🏽

@jameschamberlain8708 3 года назад

really loving a decent project on youtube, great stuff

@henrysara7716 3 года назад

Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing.

@bryangrubaugh4167 3 года назад

I wasn't expecting to have sudden Catholic PTSD watching woodworking videos.

@theGemmiG 3 года назад

Love it!

@chrisanthony579 3 года назад

How is it that only the RU-vidrs have the nice, no dents, no scratches no dust tools? Oh yeah, wood shops that make money don't really exist. Seriously though, great design, great methods, great look. Your editing is awesome. Customer: how much for this pantry? Me: about 40-50 shop hours and about $1000 in materials make it an even $5,000.00 Customer: I can get one from Ikea for $150.00 with this coupon.

@mykalimba 3 года назад

I'm having trouble reconciling the super high quality work on the project with the storing of Oreos, M&Ms and hot dog buns. 🤷‍♂️

@bryceh7469 3 года назад

Sacrificial plywood!?!?! In this market??? :) This looks incredible, as always. Thanks for taking the time to teach us how its done!

@chipperkeithmgb 3 года назад

Wish I still had my mum

@andysmith8544 3 года назад

Put the M&M's back where you got them!

@dconter 3 года назад

Bless me Father, for I have sinned ....

@mechanoid5739 3 года назад

"Marc, have you seen the dogs worming tablets? I put them in that M&Ms pot in the new pantry you made me!" .....Epic pantry by-the-way! :)

@johnpadgham9771 Год назад

Excellent project! I learned so much from this one, especially since I’ve never worked with veneer. Keep the great videos coming!

@andrewbrown8148 3 года назад

Great looking piece, Marc~! Onion farts.....LOL~!!

@bolenjames21 3 года назад

The good news is if your mom doesn't like it the lumber alone could probably buy you a new truck :)

@raymoeller3389 3 года назад

Distillers!!!!!!!!!! Also a very intricate and awesome build!

@holdemNE1 3 года назад

Very enjoyable video. Thanks for posting.

@johnmarkhatfield 3 года назад

Ugh. After all the time and machinery, i would just use solid. The cost isn’t worth something that can’t even be sanded. I own a sawmill though

@BarryHull 3 года назад

The closest I can come to building something like that is buying the Pica pencil. Great job. Thumbs up!

@fnhanks 3 года назад

Which hardwax oil finish did you use? Osmo top Oil or Polyx? Magic oil?

@cbaer66 3 года назад

6:18 how not to to run a jointer. You really should minimize the exposed blade with your fence. You might as well take off the safety guard if you’re going to do that.