How to make kitchen cabinets

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[seatonian]

Kudos to Mrs B for asking pertinent questions at the appropriate time and 'teasing' out valuable tips and aspects of the process that might otherwise have gone unmentioned.

[jeremyr]

This was such a cool format of video! As a beginner in woodworking, watching someone else learn and ask the questions that go through my head during this process was super helpful. All the tips and lessons are super relevant and relatable.

[markmcminn]

I could watch you two every week. The respect and love is captivating... plus great teaching.

[marthaaliciavaladez]

Wow a great, great teacher, love your patience, first time here and I’m very impressed…..excellent job.

[jimhatch]

OMG! "That's what she said" 🤣You looked really surprised when she said that 😄

[DEVINREYNOLDS]

This was another great video bents and I love watching all of these and your a great woodworker just like my dad and u we’re fun to hangout with and I will miss that show and I love shows and always will!

[RYwoodview]

Really an excellent teaching video, because your cooperative (& lovely) wife stands in for the viewer & helps demonstrate the learning process along with your teaching.

[ChrisHornberger]

I love the word plinth, and it's not used nearly enough. Nicely done.

[CloverWoodDIY]

I literally spit my drink out at the screen from the Friends reference!

[ChrisHornberger]

Awwww. You guys are so cute. Nicely done. I’ve been considering a similar video series with my wife.

[MountainPostWoodworks]

my wife has the same humor, thanks for the video. you are a great teacher.

[AlAmantea]

Calling something proud is mainly from the British dialects. It basically means raised above a surrounding area, similar to when someone is proud of themself, they hold a high opinion of themself. Great job, Jason, teaching Nicole how to make a cabinet. You both have a strong attention to detail and great communication! This was a very enjoyable video, and I hope Nicole wants to continue learning from you!

[Questchill]

Your wife should be very Proud of her achievements there 🙂

[daveste]

Love the tutorial. Suggestion, use a piece of rubber drawer liner under the Kreg Pocket Hole jig to help keep it from sliding around. Or, use the dog holes to keep it still...

[julianniemeyer]

I like the approach - similar to Sedgetool - where you are teaching someone who is also part of the video. The act of teaching the other person conveys the same messages to the audience. The filming angles work this time also. And Mrs Bent versus Big D is a no contest.

[bradb]

Looking forward to the next several videos. "It's a Moo point"...classic Joey.

[nancysavidge]

Can't wait to see the following installments!

[HeadBroski]

What a brave man to film this. If this was me every thing would have went something like "Alright go grab that tool that you complained about and said I didn't need....yes that one! That's the tool you complained about. Bring it over here"

[jonfrisch]

I think you're on to something - nice to see you guys sharing something cool...what marriage should be!

[piotrkuligowski]

Cool great and simple, you are a good teacher