Pretty good work, just some tips from a german furniture maker (this is basically what we build 90% of the time) Instead of wood glue, use screws (predrilled holes in the vertical panels) when coupling the 4 sides (at least when two cupboards go beside each other?), stronger and faster joint, the lamello are just for holding it in place. The biggest improvement in my opinion you still can make, and weirdly not a lot of people do, even carpenters here: 8mm melanin particle board for backwall. And then into a rabit, not a slot. Screw this one in. Looks super clean (we use the same for drawer bottoms). Besides that nice to see it catching on, weird to see all the holes and stuff being done manually, we usually do it on a cnc^^
As a Croatian I believe in German engineering, please could you help me, I'm trying to make a wardrobe and made it in sketchup, only question is what to do to joint top/bottom with left and right panels, rafix 20 or minifix with 1 or 2 dowels? What about cabineo 12, it is expensive but is it worth it? I will do it with 18mm thick plywood...
Would have been good if had showed us how did you install those cabinets, because some of those cuts which you did with the router is a bit a question to me.
Very nice build. Looking to make some furniture at home. Here for inspiration. I'll probably order cuttings in a shop and then drill and assemble myself...
What is the minimum clear height required for making kitchen cabinet with gola profile?? And what will be the size of drawers if we want to make it by using 4", 6" And 8" Tendon channels??
I would want to know more info, for example dimension. How you design kitchen? What you use for cabinet, which material and thickness. What you used for fronts?!
Thanks for showing how to hide the electric cable. May I ask you how would you route the cable if you were to install the LED strip inside the C profile?
Hello, great work, I admire it, looks so simple when you doing it. Im asking how did you upgrade your biscuit joiner for vertical drills, so you dont need much positioning, you only push it to the boundry. Sorry for bad English, I hope you understood my question. Thank you for such awesome video and I wish you great succes in your work and your life.
Thats a good work, i like your upper cabinets back slots for the metalic rails and i recommend to add an extra piece of mdf(for all the upper cabinets lenght) for that led strip, to have continous lighting. Good luck.
Great video. it is a really cool idea to insert the LED bar. What are the things at 8:05? Is it part of the soft closing? I've never seen some looking like that.
I'm wondering the same thing. To put holes into a compressed chipboard panel like that I'm not sure. Plus also all the gaps around the cabinet, doesn't look like a very finished project to me. It's hiding grounds for dust and cockroaches, etc.
@@SyemurN You should adress your cockroach/general hygiene problems before starting to build furniture. Plenty of tutorials on youtube ... In Europe we have been making furniture out of particle board for the last 60 years, and continue to do so. It is, arguably, a better way of utilization of a resource (wood), for one.
Hello, these cabinets look awesome, at 8.55 you have a metal bar that divides the drawers. I cannot find it anywhere, can you please tell me what its called? thank you
nicely done. with the lighting what i do is when the unit is ready then i route the bottom and when installed on wall i put 1 long profile and 1 led strip init. so u dont have to run cables on every cabinet and it looks like 1 light not separate. other than that nice job. i work in my garege too got the same mess as well :)
it is somehow not popular to put edging on not visible edges in europe/ region I live. time to time I take a look on bespoke furniture made by big and small manufacturers and it is almost always missing edging somewhere. same with ikea.
Probably he meant that he got no frame, that usually covers the front of the cabinets, when cabinets made from plywood. Otherwise I have no idea, what he meant, and yet I myself produce furniture like that in the video.
@@garage1168 ohhh ok, i get you. This seems a rather american thing. Sorry i worked in a chipboard mill for 10 year making flat pack furniture like kitchens and wardrobes etc and i just presumed when you said frame you meant the carcass. Even still though great job !!
Cut it with router using adjustable template: ruclips.net/video/jTeRL2_GYgE/видео.html but same can be done making needed shape from scrap wood and then routing out using flush trim router bit
There are stores what offer to cut panels to do needed size and to do edge banding. I guess we live in different countries, so store name would not help you :)
Great job here! Clean results and flawless execution! I’m looking for melamine panels and size cut service, someone can help me with some links or contact. Thanks
Thanks for the video! I have a question about the larger doors you use for the uppers & in some places on the lowers. Do you have any concerns with warping or cupping over time? I know the particleboard and plywood is more stable, but I've had some sheets in my garage get a tittle warped and I'm nervous to use them for my own kitchen project.
@@garage1168 Hi there great job looks awesome. Wondering if you could share where you sourced your laminated material from? I’m looking into doing the same thing. Thank you in advance.
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Pretty good work, just some tips from a german furniture maker (this is basically what we build 90% of the time)
Instead of wood glue, use screws (predrilled holes in the vertical panels) when coupling the 4 sides (at least when two cupboards go beside each other?), stronger and faster joint, the lamello are just for holding it in place.
The biggest improvement in my opinion you still can make, and weirdly not a lot of people do, even carpenters here:
8mm melanin particle board for backwall. And then into a rabit, not a slot. Screw this one in. Looks super clean (we use the same for drawer bottoms). Besides that nice to see it catching on, weird to see all the holes and stuff being done manually, we usually do it on a cnc^^
Use a kreg jig on the top and bottom that way you don’t see them as the worktop covers them
As a Croatian I believe in German engineering, please could you help me, I'm trying to make a wardrobe and made it in sketchup, only question is what to do to joint top/bottom with left and right panels, rafix 20 or minifix with 1 or 2 dowels? What about cabineo 12, it is expensive but is it worth it? I will do it with 18mm thick plywood...
@@mrki412 can you add me on insta ? I'll give you my Mail then and you can send me the skretchupfile and I have a Look
Danke, sehr hilfreich! :)
Rabbet.
Would have been good if had showed us how did you install those cabinets, because some of those cuts which you did with the router is a bit a question to me.
Hi. Great job. Could you share some design of the low cabinets how you measure them for frameless handles?
Hi Garage11 is it possible to get the plan for this magnificent work ? Thanks Ty
Very nice build. Looking to make some furniture at home. Here for inspiration. I'll probably order cuttings in a shop and then drill and assemble myself...
Did you do the edging yourself or have that subbed out? Would like to see a video on how you do the edging if you did it yourself please.
What is the minimum clear height required for making kitchen cabinet with gola profile?? And what will be the size of drawers if we want to make it by using 4", 6" And 8" Tendon channels??
Hi friend, very nice job, just a few question, how do yoy call de small plastic support for cabinet back? thanks
those ar Hafele rear panel connectors
Hi. Can you provide the list of material used and fittings along with the dimension of the cabinets please?
I would want to know more info, for example dimension. How you design kitchen? What you use for cabinet, which material and thickness. What you used for fronts?!
this build is too clean for diy ur a master
Thanks for showing how to hide the electric cable. May I ask you how would you route the cable if you were to install the LED strip inside the C profile?
Hello, great work, I admire it, looks so simple when you doing it. Im asking how did you upgrade your biscuit joiner for vertical drills, so you dont need much positioning, you only push it to the boundry. Sorry for bad English, I hope you understood my question. Thank you for such awesome video and I wish you great succes in your work and your life.
🙏❤️🙏. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽. This is actually THE BEST video I ever seen 👏👏👏👏👏👏 ❤️ 💕. 💪🏽💪🏽
when you have the right tools and the imagination you cand built a world
What about experience, precision, patience, safety? These are essential things everyone cuts out of their videos because they are long and boring.
Thats a good work, i like your upper cabinets back slots for the metalic rails and i recommend to add an extra piece of mdf(for all the upper cabinets lenght) for that led strip, to have continous lighting. Good luck.
is that plywood or hdhmr or mdf board that is used in the video for the cabinets?
Great video. it is a really cool idea to insert the LED bar. What are the things at 8:05? Is it part of the soft closing? I've never seen some looking like that.
Those are clips for tandem runners, soft close is already built in runners
Could you please tell me what is the distance between the bottom edge of the worktop and the upper edge of the cabinet door?
If I remember corectly, distance was 35mm. In my current kitchen distance is 30mm.
It's partical board, does it really stays well for an year
I'm wondering the same thing. To put holes into a compressed chipboard panel like that I'm not sure. Plus also all the gaps around the cabinet, doesn't look like a very finished project to me. It's hiding grounds for dust and cockroaches, etc.
What happens to particle board after year?
@@SyemurN You should adress your cockroach/general hygiene problems before starting to build furniture. Plenty of tutorials on youtube ... In Europe we have been making furniture out of particle board for the last 60 years, and continue to do so. It is, arguably, a better way of utilization of a resource (wood), for one.
what are those tools you used? like those for drilling guide and like slicing the edgers so you can insert the disc wood?
I guess you are asking about biscuit jointer
List of materials and accessories used?
Hello, these cabinets look awesome, at 8.55 you have a metal bar that divides the drawers. I cannot find it anywhere, can you please tell me what its called? thank you
It is gola profile
@@garage1168 Thank you so much!
Thank you for this question
sao cái đèn led bếp trên không gắn 1 thanh thẳng bên dưới luôn , để nhìn ánh sáng cho đều , thay vì phay rãnh nhét vô chi tốn công .
Greetings from the Russian furniture maker, carpenter assembler
Nice filming and edit. Beautiful result.
Thank you for sharing
Lavoro meraviglioso! Complimenti
Love to watch your vid , you are skillful handyman
nicely done. with the lighting what i do is when the unit is ready then i route the bottom and when installed on wall i put 1 long profile and 1 led strip init. so u dont have to run cables on every cabinet and it looks like 1 light not separate. other than that nice job. i work in my garege too got the same mess as well :)
other solution - to add one long "second bottom" for all cabinets and add light there.
Why is the back not edge-glued? And what about pharmacaldehyde?
it is somehow not popular to put edging on not visible edges in europe/ region I live. time to time I take a look on bespoke furniture made by big and small manufacturers and it is almost always missing edging somewhere. same with ikea.
Very Good Work...✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽... what’s the name of the white plastic fittings you used at the back of the cabinet in 3:01
Rear Panel Connector - www.hafele.co.uk/en/product/rear-panel-connector-plastic-screw-fixing/0000010600032b1d00010023/?fbclid=IwAR0t-_kC3FMx470yuUnlXJjP5FzyfHDib2D0BfnFvihaAyJGs2HFEKWBGGM
@@garage1168 thanks
Hello,
In 0:06. the white plastic base under your biscuit joiner. did you by or make it? if you made it, can you share ?
we produce edge banding my friend for furnature
Hey mate. Your top cabinets. Did you add a solid backing to it?
Do you use wooden at the top to replace Marble??
Under cabinet lights can you please provide brand or source when it can purchase
Thanks
Nice work. How much time did you spend on it?
Почему не поклеян весь материал со всех сторон? Что касается сборки молодец! 10 баллов.
потому что для опилочной доски это бесполезно
@@RaineWilder + требования в разных странах, различаются....
@@ВикторАрхипов-и3г да, есть такое. смотря для каких целей и нагрузки предназначается.
What is the jig called that is made out of blue plastic that you used to mark the screw holes to hold the hinge at 4:51?
it is hettich bluejig/hinge jig. don't know exact model
Can someone tell mi the name of that board.
Where did you get the panels from?
Como se llama esa Herramienta con la que hacen las ranura para lo ensamble
Despite using particle board (oh my lord...), it turned out pretty damn neat! ;) congrat
Thank you, I couldn't get over the particle board myself. And the way they call it Melamine doesn't make it better.
Hello, do you have a video on how you made the white base attachment for your biscuit cutter?
No, but if you are interested, I could make some photos
@@garage1168 yes that would be great. Here’s my email: oadd295@gmail.com
@@garage1168 can you please send me photos as well ? marian.bezeg@gmail.com Thanks a lot!! :)
so satisfying to watch. Piece of art!
what do you call that attachment on the grnder.thnks
Hello, Nice job! what is the hardware at 1:55? can you link to the manufacturer?
www.camar.it/prodotti_list.php?cat_id=13
That's beautiful! Incredibly done. 🙌
Hi, What kind of countertop did you use in this project? Thanks for the video
Hi! If I remember correctly - egger h1180
Buen trabajo..👍👍 🇵🇪
Great job, but what exactly do you mean by frameless ?? As you technically made the frame yourself ?
Probably he meant that he got no frame, that usually covers the front of the cabinets, when cabinets made from plywood. Otherwise I have no idea, what he meant, and yet I myself produce furniture like that in the video.
Here is some comparion of framed vs frameless: www.cabinets.com/frameless-vs-face-frame-cabinets
@@garage1168 ohhh ok, i get you. This seems a rather american thing. Sorry i worked in a chipboard mill for 10 year making flat pack furniture like kitchens and wardrobes etc and i just presumed when you said frame you meant the carcass. Even still though great job !!
what i envy the most i show sharp all your bits are :) great cabinet making! congrats!
How much gap did you leave between two panels gola profile finger access?
L profile is 50mm, C profile is 65mm, so gap I left is 35mm (65-50 = 15; 50-15 = 35)
@@garage1168 Thanks
Very nice video. How does the cookies joints fare over time?
Dont have any issue - still strong
Very good 👍👍👍
How long will this biscuit joinery last?
This is really amazing work. At 1:14 you added integrated lighting. What is called and which company are those? Thanks!
it's from hafele loox light profile
What is the name of 8:45 looks like letter C aluminum, where I can buy that?
It is Gola profile. Should be available in furniture fitting shops.
Parabéns pelo belo trabalho um forte abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
I wonder if one can buid kitchen cabinets with basic tools
I've seen them build some on some Filipino channels. Just type "diy kitchen cabinets Philippines"
how did you make the template for the handleless molding can you make a stencil?
Cut it with router using adjustable template: ruclips.net/video/jTeRL2_GYgE/видео.html but same can be done making needed shape from scrap wood and then routing out using flush trim router bit
Excellent bro 👍
Nice work
What type of thick edgebanding is on that and where can you get it??
Looks like 1mm abs to me
Все видимые торцы должны по правилам закрыты кромкой.
у него другие правила)
@@evgeniyd.524 Ну у шаромыжников свои правила
Hi, Great video thanks, where do you buy your melamine panels? Tim
There are stores what offer to cut panels to do needed size and to do edge banding. I guess we live in different countries, so store name would not help you :)
@@garage1168 thanks for your reply.
@@garage1168 not sure if you live in ukraine or Russia but could you tell me the store name please i live in Ivano Frankvisk area ukraine
I put 1cm back on kabinet and this is for me better idea,i can drill for wall anywhere i want...
Does any one know where to buy parts like the panels and the Bars for the finger pull In California?
Hafele
Very nice!
Hi there, your work is awesome. Do you offer any lessons for beginners?
They're using chip board which is a feast for termites and borers.
Good job 👍💪😉
Great video
Where are the j and c channels from?
where did you purchase the brackets to install the c channel
I believe it’s Gola profiles from Häfele, they do the corners as well
What wood material is the surface of the back of your kitchen?
egger h3451
waaaooww amazing, look nice, good job
Máy khoan chốt đó mua ở đâu thế nhỉ
Very Nice......
What is the material used here?
most commmon material for kitchen cabinets - MFC
Good equipment 👍👍
Really good.
16mm or 18mm?
would say corpus 19mm and drawer 16mm
18mm (16mm for drawers)
Toll gemacht.. Nice done!
Great job here! Clean results and flawless execution! I’m looking for melamine panels and size cut service, someone can help me with some links or contact. Thanks
Hi my friend your work is great 🎉❤I'm Islam Kitchen design and doors an windows.Alumetal technician.
You have any job for me.
I'm from egypt
Good job...👍
What is this method name of joining wood?
I used biscuit jointer
Excellent work.
What is the brand for your biscuit jointer?
It is Hilda 760w biscuit jointer. But I would suggest to take a look at another biscuit jointers - mine required modifications to be usable.
@@garage1168 thanks, the Festool brand is quite expensive for me and not available in my country.
Will you come at my home I also need this type of kitchen
Nice job 👍👍
Thanks for the video! I have a question about the larger doors you use for the uppers & in some places on the lowers. Do you have any concerns with warping or cupping over time? I know the particleboard and plywood is more stable, but I've had some sheets in my garage get a tittle warped and I'm nervous to use them for my own kitchen project.
For larger doors it make sense to add more hinges - usually it helps door to stay straight even it is little bit warped.
@@garage1168 Hi there great job looks awesome. Wondering if you could share where you sourced your laminated material from? I’m looking into doing the same thing. Thank you in advance.
Absolutely Awesome ❗
Kayunya tlg proses produksinya di campur lem / resin biar TDK hancur bila terkena air
Did you paint them yourself??
These are not painted - these are melamine faced chipboards / MCF
What glue are you using?
mostly pva wood glue
What are the slices into the sides for?
biscuit joints and backer board rabbets
may I ask what are the equipment you used in putting grooves on the edges? Thank you.
It is biscuit jointer
i watched the whole video yet i dont even know whats that groove for😂
Respekt schaut sauber aus🛠️
Great video, thanks.
Good job