Hey, at the 28:00 mark you mark the lines for the brackets, but you don't move them out 3/8's of an inch like you said in part 2 of your cabinet making video. Do we not need to move them out? I love those drawer slides because of your cabinet video.
I just finished building my kitchen cabinets per your tutorials and now this pops up. Clearly it's a sign I need to make myself some fancy built-in bookshelves.
'I' 'I' 'I' does it have to always be about you, what about Jason's needs. If this year has taught us nothing else we should at least have a greater sense of community, come on man your better than this.
Man my wife and I ran across your videos now we are huge fans . We are planning to custom build our own kitchen , living room ( book casing ), and 2 bathroom cabinets . I am a framer , and do custom stone work , but thanks to your videos now I am going into cabinetry , Thanks for the quick pointers . Appreciate your expertise my brother. God bless Bourbon Moth .
I just started getting seriously into wood working, something I always enjoyed since I was a kid helping my grandpa build things. I'm really glad I discovered your videos on RUclips. Not only did I find them entertaining (funny guy!), But they have really encouraged me to do more projects (I normally would of been apprehensive to tackle) and more importantly...do them right. I'm still, always amazed, on how you get things to always have a snug fit...just amazing!! Thanks for sharing your incredibly professional talent with us beginner's ...you really make wood working more fun and interesting.
I discovered your videos a couple of months ago, as the usual envy of american woodshops ensued I found myself leaning more to love than rancid jealousy. Here was a man I could actually tolerate, nay not just tolerate but admire even. With renewed enthusiasm I hit my own woodshop like a reborn Noah. Yesterday I cut my finger off. Dont rush part 2 Jason I need to regroup. Nathan from Ireland.
These videos are amazing, they're educational, relaxing, funny and so incredibly satisfying to see perfectly measured parts all come together. Thank you and keep up the great work.
My grandfather is a cabinet maker and he builds them just like you . The only problem is he doesn’t have enough time to teach me so I’m having to learn from you so please dear god don’t stop making cabinet videos!!! Thanks!! Way better host than any tv show woodshop host except the master (Roy Underhill)
I hit like before I even watched the video. I love seeing a real craftsman doing what he does. So many great tips and ways to make the job easier and more accurate. Big fan, Jason. You do our State of Oregon and the Willamette Valley proud!
Fantastic video. Im a millennial so sometimes I balk about sitting through a 30+ minute video but I started this one and finished it before I knew it. ...And had added Blum drawer slides and rockler clamps to my shipping cart.
Always enjoy watching your builds. Always informative and always get a laugh also. Need to see the shop foreman more often. When he comes through to check up on things always bring a smile to my face.
Btw just wanted to say I love your videos. I took every cabinet class offered in high school and ran a trim/finishing crew for 5 years for a local contractor, getting ready to do my own cabinets and your videos are an awesome refresher.
Thinking about all the downed trees from the ice storm last week, slab prices should drop and the influx of river tables given as christmas gifts this year should be a sight to behold
Im actually working on my first wood working video, which is a built in entertainment center for my living room 13ft wide by 8ft tall, its a beast. Ive learned alot on your channel and hopefully i put it all to good use with this project! Thanks for making such entertaining and informative videos... now if i could just find a cheap planer.... lol
Wow..... man u r the bomb. Those drawers are magnificent.... Beautiful work man... I struggle with drawers a lot, but after watching this video... I feel educated. Thanks a lot. (From South Africa).
The coolest thing I've seen in this video so far is you ripping down your quarter inch plywood on that big piece of Styrofoam insulation. That is f****** genius man.
Yes! I am 100% with you on using Blum Blumotion undermount slides. All other slides are inferior. I would have made the front faceframe so that it puts the seam of the end trim and faceframe so it was on the right side, instead of the face. I do like your rabbit idea for scribing to the wall. For my primary choice in hinges I use Blumotion clip-top hinges on the doors, and the corresponding Blum 175H6000 brackets attached to the faceframe (for overlay) or cabinet side (for frameless cabinets with overlay doors).
OK missed this on tips and Tricks, Lay your Plywood on FOAM BOARD to cut on Floor to protect blade 8) 12:00 ... Oh also like the idea about the 1/4" Tab trick to Scribe to wall. 17:00
My wife and I moved into a house just last year and I have been using your videos to help remind me how to build cabinets to build an entertainment center. Thanks for the huge help you have been. I was laughing at us both because I made the exact same mistake with the 1/2" setup block last week.
BOOM ! LOL Another great project and information ! Keep the videos coming when you can, I’m patient. It’s called life man you gotta live it one day at a time. Love the channel!
Hey how do you ship your furniture? And how do you find people to buy expensive hardwood furniture instead of that cheap particle board with stickers? Do you have a "how to get started as a woodworker" video?
What are those extensions called? Before and after the Miter saw is the positive aluminium profiles that block the wood from overcutting ? Is there a name for them? (4:18)
At 6:24 you mention you wouldnt want to run the wood any larger than this. I have read you shouldn't run wood that is wider than it is long due to kickback, but the alternative would be to use a cross-cut sled and move the fence out of the way...is this correct? Im just getting into some larger wood working and trying to still figure it all out and make sure I understand it all. Also @ 13:00, why did you not add glue to the support pieces before installing them with the pocket hole screws?
Explaining, your humour, how you move... its really amazing. For sure the best I saw in woodworking, and I watched a lot of it. Greetings from germany, thanks a lot..
First of all, I like bourbon. Secondly I'm fond of woodworking. Two good reasons for being here. But I also have to say that this video is... nice and perfect ;-)
Awesome to see the hinges you used, I am one of the engineers that designed the soft close feature and those hinges are made in the USA. They are concealed hinges but not European style because the are face frame hinges, European style cabinets are frameless so the hinges are different.
I am binge watching cabinet making videos and I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!! Thank you for your content and for explaining in great detail. I can’t WAIT to get started on my built ins, and then ultimately kitchen cabinets. Thanks again.
Good work! I can see that those detail instructions I've been sending to you and our many long discussions over the years have not been wasted. Who would of known that you would finally become a productive person and you were able to put your criminal life in the past. Your parents and brothers would be so proud of you if they had only survived that tragic accident that the jury found you not entirely responsible, I will put a good word in my report to the Judge this month. Yours truly, your parole officer. Now, you be good!
I’m not a cabinet maker but your videos really inspired me to build the very first time following this video and I think went nice. But not really as perfect like what you build. Thank you so much your videos really help me a lot. 🙏
Hi Petr. If you’re interested in SketchUp and Jason doesn’t come through there are many tutorials out there. Steve Ramsey’s for woodworkers is pretty good but by far and away the best nuts and bolts teaching is by Aaron from SketchUp itself utilsing the Square One series and the Skill Builder sets of videos.
nice dude! it's great to keep the mental chops up by watching these videos on builds such as these. and you keep it simple, trim the fat and give the info that's essential to the build. really like the streamlined approach and it really is nice to watch this video just to keep the mental thing going, even tho i'm not planning to build anything like this in the near future.
What kinds of screws do you use in different applications? A video explaining different screws would be really awesome as I’m sure they are not all created equally.
Just found ur channel. I honestly can say I love woodworking and automotive work. Very satisfying finding people who take pride in their work. I learn something while enjoy seeing someone build. Subbed
you're awesome man. Im planning on opening a wood working business later this year and I've learned so much little tips that will make things faster/better.
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Where did you get your table saw fence at?
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Hey, at the 28:00 mark you mark the lines for the brackets, but you don't move them out 3/8's of an inch like you said in part 2 of your cabinet making video. Do we not need to move them out? I love those drawer slides because of your cabinet video.
With all this custom cabinetry you are putting into this house you're gonna raise the value at least $100k
it has been 3 days where is the next video!!!!!!! just kidding I know it takes a ton of time to edit and film these things.
I just finished building my kitchen cabinets per your tutorials and now this pops up. Clearly it's a sign I need to make myself some fancy built-in bookshelves.
I need at least 40% more "BOOM" in your videos. It gives each step a sense of finality.
Boom
@@Bourbonmoth ok boomer
'I' 'I' 'I' does it have to always be about you, what about Jason's needs. If this year has taught us nothing else we should at least have a greater sense of community, come on man your better than this.
I got a fever and the only prescription is more “boom!” 😆
This is what the world needs.... more Bourbon Moth (AKA Jason) and less drama.... thanks again for sharing your craft....
Man my wife and I ran across your videos now we are huge fans . We are planning to custom build our own kitchen , living room ( book casing ), and 2 bathroom cabinets . I am a framer , and do custom stone work , but thanks to your videos now I am going into cabinetry , Thanks for the quick pointers . Appreciate your expertise my brother. God bless Bourbon Moth .
You're officially my first RUclips subscription where I've turned on notifications. Woohoo!
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
me too :-)))
In what sense have you made it official?
@@nathannightingale1186 in the sentence where you read it?
@@nathannightingale1186 the present tense.
I just started getting seriously into wood working, something I always enjoyed since I was a kid helping my grandpa build things. I'm really glad I discovered your videos on RUclips. Not only did I find them entertaining (funny guy!), But they have really encouraged me to do more projects (I normally would of been apprehensive to tackle) and more importantly...do them right. I'm still, always amazed, on how you get things to always have a snug fit...just amazing!! Thanks for sharing your incredibly professional talent with us beginner's ...you really make wood working more fun and interesting.
I'm no Jason, but you may be intrerested in my kitchen remodel video... ruclips.net/video/weKygxcmOLg/видео.html
You are top notch, through and through. We're all very lucky to have you sharing your craft with us.
let tell you young man, dumb Jason is a level 99 master of the "measure once, cut twice" rule. It has taken me 50 years to get there.
i am a programmer and have no link to wood work whatsoever, but i like your videos because they are funny and entertaining... good job man...
I discovered your videos a couple of months ago, as the usual envy of american woodshops ensued I found myself leaning more to love than rancid jealousy. Here was a man I could actually tolerate, nay not just tolerate but admire even. With renewed enthusiasm I hit my own woodshop like a reborn Noah. Yesterday I cut my finger off.
Dont rush part 2 Jason I need to regroup.
Nathan from Ireland.
What??! !
@@j10001 what???!!!
These videos are amazing, they're educational, relaxing, funny and so incredibly satisfying to see perfectly measured parts all come together. Thank you and keep up the great work.
I'm no Jason, but you may be intrerested in my kitchen remodel video... ruclips.net/video/weKygxcmOLg/видео.html
Please NEVER STOP making videos, your sense of humor while educating in woodworking is PRICELESS!!!!
I'm no Jason, but you may be intrerested in my kitchen remodel video... ruclips.net/video/weKygxcmOLg/видео.html
My grandfather is a cabinet maker and he builds them just like you . The only problem is he doesn’t have enough time to teach me so I’m having to learn from you so please dear god don’t stop making cabinet videos!!! Thanks!! Way better host than any tv show woodshop host except the master (Roy Underhill)
Literally I falling in love with this dude,the way he explain everything
Jason, we need a video on the mid-century modern recliner you were in at the start of the video! Especially links to source the recliner parts.
I hit like before I even watched the video. I love seeing a real craftsman doing what he does. So many great tips and ways to make the job easier and more accurate. Big fan, Jason. You do our State of Oregon and the Willamette Valley proud!
Thank you muchly. Perfect timing as I am getting ready to build cabinets and bookshelves around my fireplace. Wish me luck.
Fantastic video. Im a millennial so sometimes I balk about sitting through a 30+ minute video but I started this one and finished it before I knew it. ...And had added Blum drawer slides and rockler clamps to my shipping cart.
I appreciate that you give poplar some love. I like working with it and it’s cheap 🤷🏼♂️
Thanks so much for details, not speeding it up. Enjoyed this video, will watch it many times.
Always enjoy watching your builds. Always informative and always get a laugh also. Need to see the shop foreman more often. When he comes through to check up on things always bring a smile to my face.
Btw just wanted to say I love your videos. I took every cabinet class offered in high school and ran a trim/finishing crew for 5 years for a local contractor, getting ready to do my own cabinets and your videos are an awesome refresher.
I'm no Jason, but you may be intrerested in my kitchen remodel video... ruclips.net/video/weKygxcmOLg/видео.html
Holy S**T the drawer slide installation...I have been dreading this part of my cabinet build until now...YOU ROCK !!!
I'm sat here having my breakfast. Staring at my drawings for the built in I've tasked myself with starting today. It's like he knows! Aaaaaahhhhhh
I've been building (amateur) cabinets for years...I learn many new things and tips from all of your videos. thanks for sharing!!
not going to lie, your clamp collection is amazing
I just wanna say I’m a huge fan of your content and the podcast, but your drawer slide tip was worth the watch alone! 💯
You’re a woodworking machine! That.. uses woodworking machines..
seriously watching these videos is therapeutic. Great work
Drawer slide trick is life changing. Thank you!
Thinking about all the downed trees from the ice storm last week, slab prices should drop and the influx of river tables given as christmas gifts this year should be a sight to behold
Im actually working on my first wood working video, which is a built in entertainment center for my living room 13ft wide by 8ft tall, its a beast. Ive learned alot on your channel and hopefully i put it all to good use with this project! Thanks for making such entertaining and informative videos... now if i could just find a cheap planer.... lol
Dewalt 734....not the cheapest but reasonable and still awesome
Great job with your videos. What kind of idiots put a thumbs down? Haters will be haters. Keep up your great work.
You are the best man. Hat off to your talent and sense of humour. Cheers
Wow..... man u r the bomb. Those drawers are magnificent.... Beautiful work man... I struggle with drawers a lot, but after watching this video... I feel educated. Thanks a lot. (From South Africa).
Two weeks? Come on! Love your videos, they've brought my carpentry skills up to a new level. Thanks!
You just changed my life for drawer slides. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Ah, the classic "pitchfork over the TV" design note; snazzy, as my daughter would say, bless her. Loving your work, mate.
The coolest thing I've seen in this video so far is you ripping down your quarter inch plywood on that big piece of Styrofoam insulation. That is f****** genius man.
Yes! I am 100% with you on using Blum Blumotion undermount slides. All other slides are inferior. I would have made the front faceframe so that it puts the seam of the end trim and faceframe so it was on the right side, instead of the face. I do like your rabbit idea for scribing to the wall. For my primary choice in hinges I use Blumotion clip-top hinges on the doors, and the corresponding Blum 175H6000 brackets attached to the faceframe (for overlay) or cabinet side (for frameless cabinets with overlay doors).
Is anyone else waiting for the next video? It’s been more than a week. Unfortunately, i’m addicted this channel now.
Started building one of these today, changed a couple of things after this video. Just in time!
See how easy it is to say "Boom!"? Great vid!
dang, the 1/4" tab against the wall is a great trick. I bet it saves so much time when making the fit perfect.
sorry, I loved your built-in and fireplace, bookshelves are so useful I could never demolish them.
I really like your black feature under your staircase. Looks awesome
You're the cabinet man, man. BOOM!
OK missed this on tips and Tricks, Lay your Plywood on FOAM BOARD to cut on Floor to protect blade 8) 12:00 ... Oh also like the idea about the 1/4" Tab trick to Scribe to wall. 17:00
My wife and I moved into a house just last year and I have been using your videos to help remind me how to build cabinets to build an entertainment center. Thanks for the huge help you have been. I was laughing at us both because I made the exact same mistake with the 1/2" setup block last week.
This is literally the video I've been waiting for. Yay!
its what ALL OF US were waiting for
Yup! Couldn't have come at a better time
Jason is the Bob Ross of woodworking!!!!!!!!!!
After watching 4 of your videos I can build about any cabinet I will ever need. Thank you for these great instructional videos 😊
Great video. Appreciate the methodical and clear description with a little bit of humor. Best I've seen so far.
Bottom mount drawer slides are evidently awesome
BOOM ! LOL Another great project and information ! Keep the videos coming when you can, I’m patient. It’s called life man you gotta live it one day at a time. Love the channel!
Is part three ready ?
Is part three ready ?
When part three will be ready ?
Sorry ! i love your video !
That’s a hella nice bathrobe you got there sally. I’ll have to get myself one while considering possible projects. Because, it’s all it the planning.
Hey how do you ship your furniture? And how do you find people to buy expensive hardwood furniture instead of that cheap particle board with stickers? Do you have a "how to get started as a woodworker" video?
Excellent piece, even better voice over. Thanks for sharing Jason. Stay safe. Regards to your family.
It’s always a pleasure to watch everything you do. Good job, with love. Thanks for sharing it with us. See you next time. Love from France.
Lots of technique to take home. Love your humour too
Now I feel that I have to watch all of your videos. Great work brother and thanks for making your videos entertaining
Love that you can laugh at yourself! Great projects, great job brother! Came out great!!!
What are those extensions called? Before and after the Miter saw is the positive aluminium profiles that block the wood from overcutting ? Is there a name for them? (4:18)
At 6:24 you mention you wouldnt want to run the wood any larger than this. I have read you shouldn't run wood that is wider than it is long due to kickback, but the alternative would be to use a cross-cut sled and move the fence out of the way...is this correct?
Im just getting into some larger wood working and trying to still figure it all out and make sure I understand it all.
Also @ 13:00, why did you not add glue to the support pieces before installing them with the pocket hole screws?
Explaining, your humour, how you move... its really amazing. For sure the best I saw in woodworking, and I watched a lot of it. Greetings from germany, thanks a lot..
This is the best woodworking video I have seen.
Thanks for including the tool links for everything in your video.
First of all, I like bourbon. Secondly I'm fond of woodworking. Two good reasons for being here. But I also have to say that this video is... nice and perfect ;-)
I LOVE MORNING BREW! You forgot to mention the puzzles and the weekly news quiz!!! ❤
Silly me 🤪 . I thought morning brew was a tea/coffee morning drink. Lol 😂👍😎.
Awesome to see the hinges you used, I am one of the engineers that designed the soft close feature and those hinges are made in the USA. They are concealed hinges but not European style because the are face frame hinges, European style cabinets are frameless so the hinges are different.
I am binge watching cabinet making videos and I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!! Thank you for your content and for explaining in great detail. I can’t WAIT to get started on my built ins, and then ultimately kitchen cabinets. Thanks again.
While I don't agree with your scribe techniques, I think you build a very good cabinet! Wish you all the best!
5:28 Can you tell us what kind of flat cut saw blade you used? There doesn't seem to be more than a few brands that make them.
Watching your videos is pure joy bro..
Nice and boomtastic ! So much easier than cabinet makers of old, dovetailing all the joints...
Can you explain why a longer board for the dado cut would make you feel uncomfortable @ 6:15?
Thanks and glad to hear you are going to cover the paint process.
Holy crap that drawer slide tip is genius! Could have used that a few months ago as I struggled with mine.
Thanks for including the mistake, makes me feel better. I'll make 59 good cuts and only focus on number 60 I muffed up.
Best channel on the yoo-toobz for sure! Wish it was next week so I can see/learn how to finish this lol
Good work! I can see that those detail instructions I've been sending to you and our many long discussions over the years have not been wasted. Who would of known that you would finally become a productive person and you were able to put your criminal life in the past. Your parents and brothers would be so proud of you if they had only survived that tragic accident that the jury found you not entirely responsible, I will put a good word in my report to the Judge this month. Yours truly, your parole officer. Now, you be good!
I’m not a cabinet maker but your videos really inspired me to build the very first time following this video and I think went nice. But not really as perfect like what you build. Thank you so much your videos really help me a lot. 🙏
Another educational and helpful video. Thanks for putting your content out there. Can you please add a link or description of the hinges you used? TIA
www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Overlay-Nickel-Plated-10-Pack/dp/B01MS9NU4J/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=1%2F2+overlay+soft+close+hinges&qid=1613808971&sprefix=1%2F2”+over&sr=8-3
Wow this such great video and easy to follow. Somebody get this man a bottle of his favorite drink!
Man, you definitely have to make a Sketchup video ASAP ;-) I need it. Desperately!
Hi Petr. If you’re interested in SketchUp and Jason doesn’t come through there are many tutorials out there. Steve Ramsey’s for woodworkers is pretty good but by far and away the best nuts and bolts teaching is by Aaron from SketchUp itself utilsing the Square One series and the Skill Builder sets of videos.
Friggin awesome video mate. One of my next projects is a built in cabinet. Your video and way of constructing them just makes sense. Thanks 👍
Nicely Done. you have skills , You make it look so easy. How many hours you got into this cabinet so far including the glass doors ?????
Maybe 15 🤷🏻♂️
I need part 2 RIGHT NOW!!!
Yup... had to be That Guy 🤣
Awesome project, can't wait to see the finished setup.
i watch your videos often...especially this one on the built in cabinet. good stuff
nice dude! it's great to keep the mental chops up by watching these videos on builds such as these. and you keep it simple, trim the fat and give the info that's essential to the build. really like the streamlined approach and it really is nice to watch this video just to keep the mental thing going, even tho i'm not planning to build anything like this in the near future.
I have no plans to ever build any cabinets, but still great to know the process. Thanks for making it simple and not boring
What kinds of screws do you use in different applications? A video explaining different screws would be really awesome as I’m sure they are not all created equally.
Just found ur channel. I honestly can say I love woodworking and automotive work. Very satisfying finding people who take pride in their work. I learn something while enjoy seeing someone build. Subbed
Can't wait for the next part. Hard to come by good cabinet painting and finishing videos.
Really like the drawer slides. Nice Job.
Sangat luar biasa 👍👍. Kagum dengan hasil karyanya.
Salam dari indonesia
This video is so entertaining. I really enjoy watching it. Learn a lot on some detail you show. Thank you for sharing the video.
you're awesome man. Im planning on opening a wood working business later this year and I've learned so much little tips that will make things faster/better.