Build Kitchen Cabinets with a CNC

Using my homemade cnc to build kitchen cabinets. I use Fusion 360 to design and manufacture my cabinets. Fusion 360 is an Autocad product. I cover uses of making and creating your cabinet library and the tooling that I use for the production of my prefinished birch cabinets. Construction details are blind dados, frame less Euro style cabinets. I use Blum drawer guides and hinges. Edge banding is 1mm thick white pvc applied with mt new Maksiwa edge bander.

There has been interest in uploading my Fusion files. I am listing them on Etsy. I will be adding more until the library is complete.
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[OldGuyWoodworks]

Using a cnc for cabinet build almost makes me a 2 person shop.

[MrTresto]

Beyond the fast cuts, having the holes, dados, etc pre-drilled is the real game changer. Takes forever to adjust cabinets built/cut by hand

[courtneyfaas]

This is awesome. I love how detailed you get in your design. Most people just get mad at me when I try to show them my designs! They dont get it.

[CarlosEcheverriaOne]

Sr., You're a master on all axis, from all the cabinet makers trough CNC I've seen on YouTube, I'll give you the first place as you were able to build your own Wooden CNC.. almost a master piece all that Fusion 360 Cabinet library builder yourself..

Happily impressed with your smart stuff..!! ✌️✌️🎖️🎖️🎖️🏆🏆🏆

[chrisgardner]

Correction, a high end CNC can drill, machine joints and cut a average sheet of plywood full or cabinet parts in 5 minutes or less.

[erikslagter]

wow, that is another level. Great to see such a complete video about a real job!

[stephendallasdraws]

Great video! I grew up in a cabinet-maker's home. The business my dad owned had a CNC machine that cost around $250, 000 at the time. Now the price/size has come down enough, I'm thinking about getting one in my garage haha.

[TheSnekkerShow]

Great video. I might need to binge this channel next year. My mom needs a new kitchen, but prices have gone through the roof, so the only way it's going to be affordable is if I can do a lot of the work myself. Time is the main challenge, and CNC routing might be the partial solution.

[parsonswoodworks]

awesome video ...surprising how useful even a homebuilt cnc could be ..even at an hour a sheet when you factor how much handling you reduce through all the subsequent steps its really a force multiplier for the shop. Between that and the edgebander set up, really an affordable set up to be competitive cabinet shop.

[Visionery]

8:48, ouch! Have you considered the OVVO system?

[paramtrx]

Dude! Your parameters had inches and millimeters.. thats some high level stuff!

[paramtrx]

You can do other things while the machine is running.. so true! You can work on the parts from the sheet that's hot off the presses

[acerjuglans]

Your 1/8" endmill looked burnt. A better alternative when drilling all your different sizes of holes would be to use drill bits meant for CNCs. I just bought an industrial 1/4" drill bit with shank adapter for my Axiom 2' x 4' CNC, so I can drill dowel holes in my projects. I think I'll be getting a 5mm bit and adapter next.

[arelfarrington]

Thanks for sharing! I'd like to eventually run a cnc in my shop for the same purpose. Def will save time and be more profitable.

[patcummer]

Amazed by how easy it is to modify predesigned cabinets in Fusion. Have you considered sharing the Fusion files for your cabinets?

[DRV_Woodworks]

Great job. Perhaps you can do a video on how you made the homemade cnc step by step. I'm also curious how much it costs roughly to make one from stratch 🤔

[jrholliday]

Appreciate the video! Fusion is awesome

[richardarcher]

What CNC router are you using, I’m trying to setup a similar setup as yours overseas.

[robrocco]

9:47 Do you order your doors and drawers? Or do you make them?

[magicman]

piece of advice. turn your nailer perpedicular to the piece you nailing to prevent nails from hitting something hard and deflecting out the side of your work