Cabinet Drawers Made Easy || Build Furniture The Easy Way

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[rickyborden]

I've watched your original "How to build Cabinets" video series countless times. It gave me the confidence to build my own kitchen cabinets, which are now installed and came out pretty damn good. Thanks for putting out videos that are not only informative, but entertaining.

[pamallen]

Here is one up on "68", I'm a 75 year old great granny and love wood working. I used to make most of my Christmas presents out of wood. Since Covid I'm a bit slower. Last year a hard wind blew most of the roof off my shop, sigh. Anyway I most of the time just do repairs around the house, and make over furniture now. Did I mention my daughter, her manfriend, granddaughter, and two great grands live with me. Oh my, the dishes that have to be done everyday. Anyway, I love your humor, work ethic, and ability to teach in a pleasant manner. Love to you and yours. GranPam

[dpmeyer]

I glue and screw but when the glue dries I take out the screws, drill holes, and add dowels. only takes a few minutes

[steveslenderman]

I knew when I woke up early on a Saturday it was for a reason! Watching the sun rise while I’m watching drawers being built. Great video

[rileyrestorick]

Fun tip I learned when using a brander, if you damp the spot you're going to brand first you get a really crisp line.

[asashaddix]

Came for the easy drawer tutorial, stayed for the more elegant drawers. Thank you for all of the great information and ideas!

[fredparsons]

I really appreciate the amount of detail you put into your teaching woodworking.

[paulforster]

Congratulations on passing 1.0M subscribers Jason

[looleyeh]

Just brilliant. You make this presentation so clear and enjoyable to watch. Thank you 😊

[tessrayproductions]

So, here I am getting ready to build kitchen cabinets with both doors and drawers. I did the same thing back in 2008, which are still working fine. This time however, my next new kitchen cabinets are in our second home in the Philippines. And with a lot fewer power tools! Small job sit table saw, hand electric planer, router, and if I am lucky I will pick up a spiral head thickness planer. I needed to see this video again!

[johnnyb]

Thank you for a great primer on drawer construction and the additional tips and tricks on design. Thank you!

[joea.]

I never get tired of the classic dive and slide over the hood... uhm, work table. I plan on making a giant work space just to do this very thing when I retire and get a bigger work space. #1 on my list. Fkn hilarious bro. Great content and info for a beginner like me. I was told to start with boxes big and small. plan on adding storage to my side of the garage.

[jamesjenkins]

The HarborFreight sign on the saw cracks me up every time!

[budwoodman]

"....I branded the top of your table. Deal with it !!" I LMAO when you said that. Personally, I have used the screw and plug method a number of times on drawer construction. Like you, I love the way it looks.

[LS-zugt]

I live for my Saturday morning Jason diving across the table intros.

[Chris.Massimino]

Wow that's not the first time I've fallen asleep to this guy, so relaxing...

[franklorenzo]

I've been following your Channel for mad long and you never failed to make me laugh at every intro you do LOL. Happy New Year Bourbon Moth you are my favorite woodworking channel, I learned a lot from you so thank you for all the hard work you and your team put into making them Vids.

[bartholomewcaldwellmba]

I like the last method with the screws & plugs, but if you are going to do plugs on top of screws anyway, you might just consider doing post-assembly dowels that go through the face board into the side board, then use glue & dowel rods to complete the joint. It will be just as strong as the screws, if not stronger, and honestly I think it might be faster than using forstner, drilling, screwing, cutting plugs, and then gluing and sanding. You would basically just assemble the box, drill the dowel holes, glue the dowel in, and flush-cut the dowel. Boom.

[qwainewallace]

man, I really love your videos, wish I was half as good as you. You make it look so freaking easy.

[Maxime-hoiv]

Man, I’m glad I watched this until the end. This last advice on the tourniquet is probably the best one I ever heard. I never thought about this. I’m gonna order some right away.