2 Ways to Make Shaker Style Doors // Kitchen Remodel Part 1

In this video we go over 2 different ways to make five piece shaker doors. We are remodeling our kitchen, and are starting with making new shaker style doors and drawer faces. One method uses a table saw, and the other uses a router table. This is a great DIY woodworking project that can more than pay for the tools needed to complete it (at least, that is how I sold it to my wife).

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[patrickarchuleta]

Your work is second to none may God continue to bless you and your family outstanding job.

[macramemomentsmore]

Nice new look! Bob Barker is such a cute supervisor!

[sevenohnine]

Good job! The finished kitchen looks great! Happy wife, happy life!

[DyslexicLunatic]

Very thorough explanation of the steps in the process. Thank you.

[MedicYoda]

Oh man this video is awesome. After I build saw table, I want to make new doors like these. So glad I found your videos. Continued watching and now I have to make a router table also.

[AlexB-hpdj]

I seen other shaker door videos but you gave other information that others did not touch on.Thanks for your time.

[csimet]

Nice overview and well done job.

A tip I stumbled upon... if you cut your rails & stiles about 1/8-1/4" wider than finished size and your stiles that much longer, you can assemble them, wait for the glue to dry and then run them through the table saw to remove about 1/16-1/8" per side. Not only does this perfectly cleanup the edges of any glue squeeze out and/or slight assembly mismatches, but also make sure they are perfectly square and parallel.

[drew]

Looks really nice! Great job!
Good job keeping an eye on the project, Bob Barker

[marikiemarie]

Lots of work for a very subtle difference. But it does look nice. I just cut 1/4 thick 3inch wide mdf and glued and Brad nailed it on. Did 34 doors in a weekend and added 30k to my home. Spent just over $80 on that plus paint .

[mikeleo]

Hi good i am from trinidad and tobago i like the finish kitchen😮

[richardrodgers]

Very good set of videos and great work and final products. But one thing I have learned from them is that YOU NEED MORE CLAMPS!!!

[andrewhochberger]

Great job. See what happens when there’s good supervision.

[helengibson]

Wow! You are a true craftsman. Thanks for sharing but I think I'll be going with the glue and brads 😄

[p.j.miller]

the only thing better than the cabinets is your t-shirt. I love it

[davidndahura]

Good work, however a router table is still a game changer in any shop, but I have seen your idea of a locally built router table and its doing the job better than professional router tables, exactly who supplied you with the parts and components looks a cheaper version of owning one, woodworking is sweet when you are applying specialised mechanism for special tasks, you made many doors with a router table and very fast unlike the dado stack, it delays the process and you should be experienced to manage its application, wonderful video have taken lessons, I thank you. Cheers.

[richardmiller]

Great video thanks for posting it. Lot of things I wouldn't have thought of that are great ideas. I haven't started mine yet but I'm glad I saw your vid before I started. Very thorough.

[martyorcutt]

I want that cute dog....I DID this last year with my bathroom cabinets...never knew I could watch a Youtube on it...Mine came out o.k. but I wish I had some guidance...thank you for your video.

[MP-yzsb]

I too have been wanting to do this but I don't have all those tools. I have thought about buying a table saw. I admit a lot of the layout/steps was a bit over my head. My fear is I start and I have an expensive hot mess on my hands. Bob Barker makes the best supervisor.

[nouphetsaengvilay]

I would do tighter gaps between doors, so build each door just a bit bigger. However looks nice, mate.

[terry]

Grreat job, and what a nice set up you have! You must do this professionally since you have all those fancy tools.