Build Shaker Cabinet Doors With Table Saw | New to Woodworking?

Very educational, i have a question about the wood you use on rail and style, I live in canada seem hard wood is pretty expensive now something that i can substitute and paint after thank you.

This is a great channel, reminds me of the classics like This Old House and New Yankee Workshop. No stupid jokes, buffoon behavior and constant low self esteem talk. Finally a new home improvement channel for men.

Thank you for the informative and well done video.

You also have this video in mm?? 😂😂 I could follow it nicely as a beginner wood DIY. But damn, I need to recalculate everything you said to metric.... But hey great video tho..!!

Awesome video. What kind of wood did you use here for the sides and panels? They look way better than those at HomeDepot.

Great video

Thanks for making this so clear and concise. Perfect speed.

If I may offer a suggestion, add some self adhesive sand paper to both sides of your saw blade, helps give a cleaner cut. I know this is an older video but, there's always a way to make some things easier. Cheers :)

Perfectly simplified! What material is used here in this video? About to re-do my kitchen cabinets.

Great instructional video.

Very well done! Thank you.

Wow. Best instructional vid I’ve seen in a while. Thank you for helping make my vision a realistic project.

For the rails I follow your math but I have 2 doors going in one opening, so at the end do I subtract 1/16 or 1/8 from each door? These will be coming together in the middle with no style behind them. Thanks!

Great video! I’m wondering what type of wood you used for the rails and styles.

What kind of wood were you using for the frame? THANKS!

Checking for square AFTER it's glued up and clamped? 😂

What wood you used for this door ?

Thank you🙏🏾

too much work to make one door when you need 20 more for your kitchen lol

This was such a great video. Thank you for being so specific with your instruction.

Super Instruction and quickkkkkkk ... Thanks Dudeee

Someone may have asked somewhere in the 1K comments but I don't want to read them all, but what wood are you using for the stiles and rails?

Wood working is my passion always has been. People that have to mass produce I understand the time saving but younger wood workers don't get a lot of the old ways taught to them, if they had more videos like yours they could know just how important it is to have a good table saw and what can be done with it. Your a great instructor. God bless 🙏🇺🇸

Fantastic yet simple explanation.

yeah... i got a skill and miter saw lol

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Is that 3/4 inch material?

So what do you estimate your cost for the door was?

Thank you! You really helped me get the job done and look lke a pro. We appreciate the brevity and just the facts. You da man! I owe you a beer.

Just a couple questions: is there anything holding the panel in? Caulk? If it shrinks how do you keep the paint line from showing? Also, any reason not to drill the holes for the cup hinges before assembly? Lot easier to hold on a drill press

As most have given positive comments about your good information and effective teaching, I would like to add that your video production, camera angles, and editing are top notch. Most people do not appreciate the time and planning it takes to set up a video like this and edit it down to such a well paced instructional video. Well done.

What a great video!!

Thanks for sharing all these tips and tricks. You’ve given me the confidence to make my own doors!

Nice job are you using a special blade?

How about mentioning the type of wood you are using for this project?

Best detailed video thanks ❤

thanks buddy

Ever added a chamfer on the inside edge? How you do make a stopped cut on the rails?

Thanks for showing us how it’s done. Clearly presented. Very helpful.

Dude you’re freaking awesome thanks

Awesome watching a master craftsman at work … 🙏🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

What’s the name of the router bits you show ? Thank you great video

"New" to woodworking. Dude, come on.

This was amazing! So informative and explains everything so well. Thank you for making this video! You earned a New subscriber here!

Why cant you just glue the boarder together and nail it? Why do you need tongue and grooves?

What type of wood can I use from home depot ?

Hi Josh, you do a great job with your videos! Question for you, perhaps it's just the lighting, but it appears that your cabinet shaker doors have a bevel on the inside edge of the rails and stiles.

I would like to do that with my doors and I'm wondering how to achieve that effectively and I'd love your input. For the rails, I could run a beveled router bit along the entire length, but for the stiles, I would need to stop at the point of intersection with the rail and perhaps finish it up with a chisel.

Or, I could dry fit the rails and stiles without the 1/4" panel, clamp them together and run that beveled router bit around the entire inside edges, then clean it up with a chisel. How would you go about putting a beveled edge on the inside edge of the rails and stiles?

Thank you in advance! I'm excited to get building!

Brian

great video!

Love it! Appreciate the tips! I’m going to give it a shot for the right project