Making Cabinet Doors - Detailed Version - Woodworking

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[reaper]

OH MY... LAWD HAM MURCY!!! John mate this is an absolutely stunning piece of furniture. Most people would never believe that this was a Plywood.. The grain on the wood is so beautiful man. Ur definitely a very talented individual my friend. and more power to u for all the hard work u put into making these pieces of Art. I like to call them pieces of Art bcos I see how much goes into making them each time..
Keep up the fine workmanship John mate and best of luck with everything. I'm watching and learning every day here in IRELAND.. SALUTE TO U SIR!

[ADVBear]

John, let me tell you something. There are TONS of woodworkers on YT making doors and cabinets, and whatnot, but your videos have a quality of being simple and direct, without fancy cuts and other distractions. You are a very practical man and that reflects on your work. I follow you for years and years, and you NEVER disappoint. Know that I - and a lot of us - appreciate you very much and we are with you to the end. Keep being awesome, master.

[unitwoodworking]

It's simple and awesome cabinet with great door. Your jig of table saw is simple and nice.

[wolfgollnitz]

The quality of your vids are continuously improving. Such a pleasure to watch and learn.

[craigsudman]

I always like to make a rough sketch (I fondly refer to these as a cartoon) showing details and their corresponding dimensions. The cartoon doesn't prevent all mistakes, but does cut down on them. Great video John, thumbs up.

[JimDockrellWatertone]

I really like that cabinet with the bonus work surface included. Good thinking on the design and executed well. Oh, I forget to include tenon lengths too sometimes. The problem arises when I don't realize that at my age, I forget that I forget sometimes....lol.

[wdhxen]

Awesome job as usual. I really liked that you centered on and walked through the measurement process in this video. 2nd nature to you perhaps but a big help to a majority of us I’m sure!

[alansauer]

I watched this video for a second time. I'm so impressed. You are an excellent cabinet maker. The cabinets, drawers and doors. So beautiful

[Zogg]

WOW, that was a LOT of measurements at the beginning! I'm used to metric as well so the conversions at the bottom of the screen really helped. Very interesting and I'll definitely re visit this episode next time I want to try to make a door like this. Those units look REALLY good!!! Thanks 👍

[rericksen]

John, your videos are always a great watch. I know from personal experience that they're easier to film than edit, but your hard work is appreciated.

[BokorRider]

so glad the UK went metric when I was at school dont have to bother with fractions! :D

[jdsgotninelives]

The grain in that plywood is phenomenal! Very striking :-)

[laurimannikko]

What a great teacher we have in John, thank you

[ZMAC]

John, you are the man! I really appreciate your candidness and showing your mistakes and how to fix them. Your shop is looking amazing, I love watching how it has changed and evolved over the years!

[jens-digitalwoodwork]

Another great project. Highest quality in the realisation.

[tommyammo]

Thanks for the videos John they look great for shop cabinets. I know I'll be using your 'techniques' when it comes time for my new ones, as I'm in the process of building a new shop/pool house in my yard that I'm working on.

[SharpestBulbs]

I've always been taught not to glue the panel to allow for expansion/contraction. Of course everyone does things their own way. Great video!

[SmokeFlame]

Those cabinets look fabulous. They may be in a workshop but the would look good in any kitchen.

[seanclark]

What I really like about your videos, and what sets you apart is that you don't use a bunch of high dollar tools and jigs that no one is gonna buy. As an example, I believe the rockler door hinge jig is $70 WITHOUT the bit. I'm not gonna buy that to use once a year. You installed your hinges with the bit only, which is what I would do.