What buyer? it's DIY HELLO! There's always that one hater! 🤣

@@htx8257 we obviously use very different cabinets. But then again, I don't expect low-income rentals to provide premium cabinets either.

its a great job sir, can i ask kf what tool did u used to trim the panel board for ur cabinet door? is it just a router? whats the blade name, and is it available in hardware? tanx

The American way of doing certain things just unnecessarily require more products (even specialized products) which leads to increase cost! Making unaffordable furniture benefits no one except the companies who sell the products To me, this is lovely carpintery and on a budget!

No pro job there ,garbage

Good and professional work 😃

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I've seen a lot of dado cabinets fall apart over time. Some right outside the store after purchase

​@@tylerjenkins6088 Of course they will fall apart too. But they will typically last substantially longer. I wager most of those cabinets are made with chipboard, they would be even worse without the dado's and only end grain glue and screws; honestly there is no redeeming cabinets made from that stuff. Honestly, I don't think I have ever seen cabinets made like they do in this video, so it's hard to compare, but there is tons of evidence that a dado is stronger. Here is a very basic demonstration: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o7KjbKyKz9WudoE.html vs kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nNKloZmCl6mrnI0.html. I am not knocking these cabinets, just saying that with the quality of the work and materials he put into them, I am shocked he didn't put a bit more time into his joinery.

@@josephhfry Where there are movements in wood due to climatic conditions, dados are undoubtedly better. However, if you that climatic conditions why spend unnecessarily sums of money in specialized expensive screws, pocket hole jigs, and the whole bla bla bla! These screws work at a fraction of the cost! Gluing is optional when using screws.

@@V21IC who said anything about pocket holes or anything that required expensive equipment. My point simply was that screws into end grain are just asking for a failure. Cabinets get used and abused, and they are commonly loaded with quite a bit of weight. I wouldn't trust one held together with just screws into end grain.

Im not sure..but.look..like walnutwood

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If you knew anything about woodworking, it is very obvious that he has no clue as to what he is doing.

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There was no reason to leave that comment other than to make yourself feel good. He did a fine job. The quality is exactly what you’d find in lowes or Home Depot. The video was just a concept build. So tired of quality control comments from people that leave feedback like this. Do better.

Don't be disrespectful dude! To each his own!

@@theobserver1219 , do you make your own clothing?

What's trash to one is very useful to another! It's like framed and frameless cabinet. I think the former is more elegant and more economical to build. To another, a cabinet without frame is trash! The nails were being used to hold the parts together until screwed