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i can't find this type of hinge online, what is this called?

Just absolutely perfect video and powerful explanation of details. Keep up the Great Work!!!

Thanks👍

This is what I do, and it is definitely the most efficient way.

How did you create the hard template? Did you use pocket hole screws to join the plywood pieces? Thanks!

Just want i was looking for. Great job in thanks for sharing.

Amazing!! Wow! How much can this project cost?

The Jig is an L shaped board. Got it.

Appreciate the video brother! I'm in the same boat. I have a mantel to build for a client and can't find anything suitable from any of my vendors to meet our size requirements. Thanks again!

This is the perfect template for how to make a great how-to video.

Man how’d you hook up the vent pipe?

Yup. This is what we are after. Thank you so much! Straight-forward solution.

Best one. Thank you

Wow, looks beautiful. Good job.

Would this work with a 1/2” flush cut router bit instead of 3/4?

Man thats to much..

Thank you very much !

As others have said, this is by far the best video on this topic. Covers the most important points to know to get it done with a professional finish. Many thanks for this video.

Nice video! Couple questions: What size of biscuits? What is the width of your stile and rails? Best place to purchase the “ratchet strap clamps”? I just built cabinets for our kitchen and I did the typical mortise and tenon/ tongue and grove. They came out great, but I felt like my biscuit cutter was looking at me the entire time😂 I think this looks a little easier! Definitely cut down on the router set up to be sure your faces are perfectly flush.

how did you make the hard template? You get the most important step.

Great job. I enjoyed watching a master craftsman do his jod with pride

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Great build! God bless!

How much weight do you think these shelves would be rated for (looks like you put 3 lag screws into the stud for each shelf)?

Great job! God bless!

How do you get the radius of the sink corners to match the radius of the corners of the hole in the counter top?

I worked at a custom cabinet plant and we used 3/8 bending luan to make our curved wood hood tops.

I see half a cardboard drum on my future

From a cabinet guy who builds a few hoods a month, I learned your way from your video and I like it! Good job!

Can i ask what software are you using to design kitchen cabinets

Thank you. This is the idea I needed to make my plain wood cabinet doors better looking 😊

Since the two hardware elements are identical, do you think it matters whether the mortises are in the rail or the leg?

What paint did you end up using for the finish??

You are very good at what you do. So nice to see someone do a top notch job!

It's been great watching each step of your process and how it works!

Wonderful series, great final result. All that planning, and to sit against the door jamb after that top went in, and say whew, makes it all worth it!

Love the tech! Lol. Thank you.

I love the craftsmanship, and always appreciate you walking us through how you do things. But I’m perplexed on this room…is it 12 feet high? How in the world is someone going to access the top shelves in those upper cabinets without standing on the desk? And the drawers in those upper cabinets…they’re above your head so I can’t see how you can see what’s in the drawer.

Not only significant but a part of the project, but one where a mistake is very expensive!

Nice pieces👍🏼

How long did that take you?

I been spraying BM Advance Pearl finish and its been turning out great and smooth like glass. I tried spraying BM Regal Ulti-Matte (flat) in black recently and it dried rough to the touch and not smooth at all. Any idea what im doing wrong? I noticed ulti-matte is thicker than advance. Would a thicker paint cause a rough finish? Thanks

Why 3 layers of the 1/4 inch plywood?

Really appreciate you stepping through this, it’s a process I need to add!

Which tip?

What do you use for cleaning primer out of the x5? I find cleanup a little more difficult with the primer. I know from experience of cleaning rollers and paint brushes that simply running water through it wont necessarily clean it 100% and will build up over time

This is a great video but a little more info would be helpful. I'm a weekender without much router experience and I burned up a flush cut router bit on an acacia butcher block countertop. Probably running too fast, but I'm thinking that acacia might be harder than the countertop in the video too. I'm trying again with a straight bit making several passes so I can bite off less than the full depth of a longer flush cut bit like used in the video. So in general some pointers about tools being used would add a helpful element to these videos. Probably a lot of viewers are amateurs.

How much weight does this hold?

This is so beautiful’

What do you charge for something like this?