Built In Cabinets - This Is How You Make Them

Does size matter in woodworking? These cabinets barely fit and it had me wondering myself. A client commissioned us to knock out this massive built-in cabinet / hall tree thing. This was a massive undertaking for such a small garage shop but we're happy with the turnout!
Tools Used:
Sawstop Jobsite Saw
Bosch Jigsaw
Craftsman Circular saw with Kreg track attachment
Craftsman miter saw
Onefinity Journeyman CNC
Oliver Machinery Benchtop Planer
Grizzly G0855 Jointer
Laguna 14/12 Bandsaw
Festool Domino Jointer
Festool EC150 Sander
Festool CT15 Dust Processor
Jessem Router Table and Lift
Whiteside and Amana Tool router and CNC bits
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[@TheWoodenHobbyist]

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[@mlynne3]

Great job - the commentary is quite as entertaining as the build is awesome! 👏🏽 👏🏽

[@TheWoodenHobbyist]

Thanks!

[@jusformommy]

The blue pill 😂 great job, but this is an advanced build.

[@TheWoodenHobbyist]

Thanks a lot! Glad you caught that 😂

[@joelw6215]

I almost bought that saw but the rip capacity sucks and it’s not a rack and pinion slide like deWalt 😢. I really want a saw stop but don’t want to spend 4k

[@TheWoodenHobbyist]

I feel the same way. It’s only a matter of time before I cave 😂 can’t wait for a full 52 inch rip capacity! But the bank account can definitely wait!