Build Cabinets The Easy Way | How to Build Cabinets

In This Video (part 1 of 3) I’ll show you how to build Cabinets the easy way

Links below to tools and supplies:
Bits & Bits Precision Cutting Tools (10% off code- BOURBONBITS)
RZ Mask (15% off code: BOURBONMOTH15)

Grizzly Tools:

[tootybb]

I think I watched this video 100 times. One of the best cabinet series on YT

[gregjerome]

Dude, thank you so much for these cabinet videos. Pre-covid I had NEVER even used a circular saw. Thanks to your videos (and a small fortune invested in tools) I have successfully built CABINETS!!!

[michaelthar]

I have been a woodman for almost 50 years. With that said you know I’m not into Technology, but as I learn more about YouTube and watch more I have to say your videos are superb. With your craziness and funny ways you are an awesome teacher to the new and experienced wood worker. You explain things without unnecessary talking and going on and on. Also your humor adds a lot. Love watching your videos and even at my age I learn from you. Thanks for making your videos for the next generation of craftsmen and crafts women.

[charlesyoungblood]

I just have to say I love the way you present things. A little humor, a lot of Great content, and acknowledging there is always more than one way to get things done. Thanks a Million!

[landedinlukla]

Dude, your videos are awesome. It is the combination of information, humor, humbleness and self-depricating humor that is so attractive.

[omarbuildsit]

Best cabinet carcass built I ever watch and I’m not just saying that. When you don’t have to keep backtracking the video to try to figure out what someone is saying, now that’s a good video

[matulala]

There’s a lot of guys that have good channels. I like yours because you make it fun. Other guys are too serious. Thanks!

[bluestar]

I like this video. It is easy to follow along, and I appreciate the humor. Thank you.

[markstorhaug]

After all was said and done, how did you attach the kick plate to the cabinet?

[ddeering]

BEST VIDEO hands down on the simplicity of a cabinet carcass. Almost feel like I'm a hyena in Africa getting ready to eat my new found leftover kill. Thanks BMoth! I see a hoody purchase in my future to thank you.

[michaellynch]

I always judge a woodworker by the number of clamps he has. You sir have my respect.

[frogltd]

Best 20 min I spent watching a woodworking video in a long time. A real learning tutorial presented in an entertaining style. Lots of useful detail but not tedious in presentation, the video moved along at a good pace. Great Job!!

[eliutgarcia]

I love your video series. It will be awesome if you include all the cuts measurements. From the video I get you are using 3/4 and 1/4 plywood as well as 3/4 sticks; but there is no mention on the height or deep measurements except the 3/4” and 4” height of the base. It will be awesome if you share all the measurements too.

[kentowens]

Thanks so much for making this video. I made a cabinet based on this video. A friend who makes cabinets stopped by and saw it. He told me it was all correct and asked where I learned how to make cabinets. I told him Boubon Moth Woodworking on YouTube. lol
Thanks for making me look good!

[cbrrider]

Man, you don't even understand how helpful this was. I've just been commisioned to build a rolling island for a neighbor/friend and i had no idea where to start. I have a small wood shop that I have been building lights out of hardwoods in (I'm an electrician by trade). Stepping out of my comfort zone with this base but I'm super excited to shine on the live edge top. I feel much better after seeing this video. I already have the kreg jig so i guess I'm all set. Love all your videos. Your humor keeps it interesting not so monotonous!

[Lutzboater]

Best how to on cabinet builds on FB yet. Most entertaining, also.

[leokay]

Your 3 part series has been awesome! I found myself referring to them multiple times for the various stages of my build including my now favorite Blum under mount drawer slides.

[AJ-jjfc]

The single mitered corner on the toe kick melted my brain. Also I appreciated the posing before face-framing because those moves were slick and that beat was funky.

[gordonthurmanii]

Dude, you have some of the better how-to videos out there...direct, detailed and to the point. Most mopes feel compelled to add time consuming footage of flora and fauna, or making coffee before they start or what they think is their "hot" partner to attract interest. Keep doing what you do. Thanks

[trufflepup]

Love the instruction and the humor. Not taking yourself too seriously - but clearly showing us how it's done. Thank you!