Simple Cabinet Doors (Part 3) NO Fuss 

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Al Amantea . Good point. I also usually use rails that are more than 1 1/2” wide. There were leftover pieces that I could use without buying any wood. Thanks for the comment.

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Be safe with that saw. Thanks

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Thank you very much. I try very hard to make it as easy as possible. Take it step by step and it is easy.

Its interesting that the cabinet video has taken off like it has. It was a sleeper for a while. I definitely will be moving away from as many of the CNC videos. I still have several videos in production now that I must get finished.

I put a 1/4" plywood across the bottom. Once installed add quarter round.

Yes, you definitely can, however, many people do not have router tables.

Certainly you can add a pin nail. I typically do not do it as I never had one fail. If you know the cabinet is going to get a lot of abuse it might be important. I just finished the art craft table for the art studio. I used dados, glue and the strongest construction because of the abuse this cabinet will be subject to as it will be moved constantly. Thanks for watching

Do you have a video showing a simple way to hang the doors? Thanks

Yes, you can do that. An ogee bit usually only cuts about 1/2" to 5/8". This should work just fine.

Yes, as with anything, look at each board for defects

I use the calipers to set the .2. I probably use the calipers as much as I use a tape measure. It is only .05 less. Not that big of a thing.

Just do it. Get started and never look back. Get involved with my beginner series if you wish.

I think the reason I haven’t because I don’t know how to use a lot of his tools

@@audreyyoung5154 not sure where you live, but here in my county (north texas) the local community college has woodworking classes. heck, you can even do a full build there with supervision. plus it's cheap if you reside in the county.

I used 3/8" groove for this door. This means you must add 3/4" to the panel. It is much easier to make it a 1/2" deep therefore you are adding 1" to the panel.

The plywood actually could be glued in because it will not have the movement that solid wood would have with the change in humidity. You never want to glue in solid wood panels because of the wood movement. Thank you

No, I did not do one on putting the hinges on the doors.

You could use the fence. It is just a habit when I am cross cutting I put a block of wood on the fence as a spacer.

I appreciate the reply.... I’m new to wood working. Just trying to learn what I can. Great video Sir

I’m doing kitchen cabinets, a 71 year old woman who made some 15 years ago. Trying to find tools after moving. Pretty scared. And had the same question about the spacer. Thank you for all the info. Did find my Kreg screw holder but had to buy the drill bit and square bit driver.

It is just 5mm plywood.

@@PawPawsWorkShop To ensure My groove is right.... How wide should the groove measure with my calipers? I don't have the 5mm plywood yet to test fit i'm at 6mm on 1st test board

There are many choices depending. You want to get the best saw that you can afford because it is the central foundation of your shop. Read and study the quality of any saw that you are considering.

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The door or the opening out of square?

The rails and styles are 1 1/2" The industry runs from 1.5 to 2.0 inches.

Um at that size you won't be able to use a 35mm concealed hinges.

You are correct. It was not designed for 35mm concealed hinges.

It will depend largely on the climate where you live. Just remember wood moves. The plywood is stable and could have been glued into place. If this panel were solid wood, then you can not glue it into place.

Start slow and add tools a little at a time. It has taken me a lifetime to build my shop

What fancy tools? The saw table? If your careful...you could do it with a cheap table...I'm planning on it anyway...

The only tool he used was a table saw. I bought my craftsman table saw about 10 years ago at a mb estate auction for $50 and see them at auctions all the Time selling for $50-$100 so there is no reason why anyone cant undertake a project like this. You could easily find a saw for s steal on craigslist or Facebook market place and get the saw and build your doors and still come out cheaper than buying doors or a vanity. There are ways of getting around the costs of new tools. You do not need new, expensive tools to make nice things, that's just an excuse to not do it!

The paint will not hold the panel in place. If it wants to move it will and no you do not need to cut a line. The plywood in the video that I used could have been glued because the wood is stable but I chose not no do so. If you are using solid wood it helps to use wood with a low moisture count. I made doors for my shop out of construction grade 2x4's. The moisture content was rather high and I did get movement more that I expected. Thanks for the question.

You could paint before puting them together.

Thank you! Push sticks are very important. I agree, safety first

Kickback occurs when the material binds. A whole book could be written explaining how to prevent kickback. The short answer is to use jigs and cross cut sleds whenever possible. I have some videos planned for the table saw also.

...a riving knife behind the blade to prevent the cut wood closing in on the back of the blade is probably the best precaution... ☺️

Yes, that is a good method, especially if you are cutting wood with a high moisture content and wood that is under stress.

Excellent! Very well said. Thank you

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Yes, thank you, I'm very careful

See the comment at the top.

What size do you need?? The door is typically 3/4” to 1” larger than the opening. Ask specific questions and I’ll try to give you specific answers

@@PawPawsWorkShop how did you get sizes of panels and rails and styles you started out at 18 measure the open heights for sides and would get back to tops and bottoms but you never did show that part. Same with the size of panel insert just cut to correct size.

The slots to receive the panel inserts in this video are 3/8” deep that means you have to add 3/4 to the panel size. Most often people will use a half inch to each side. That way you take the opening size and just add one inch. Many find it easier

Wish it was that easy.

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