If you put a thumbs down have the guts enough to say why! What did he do wrong? Appreciate you posting the video. Helpful to me.

This is the perfect T&G table saw tutorial...trust me I know I've watched over 15 videos. Thanks!

Superb 😎 ... Watching from india ..

This is just fantastic. Probably the most economical method I've seen, not to mention the simplest. I now think a little kitchen reno project is well within reach. Hopefully I know someone with a table saw! Or maybe they're even available to rent? I'm hopeful and excited. Thank you so much!

You are great teacher sir.... nicely explained. its another cost effective way to make the cabinet door.

great instructional video- I was thinking of using a router table for some shutters but this has made me think again and probably get a table saw.

Wonderful video and good detailed explanations. Thanks.

great video and for anyone with basic woodworking skills a job made easy. Thank you you saved me a bunch of time and my doors came out great!

Excellent video and very easy to follow.

Excellent job Sr. Congrats, thanks !

i needed 9 cabinet doors,cheapest i could find were $30 each plus shipping. Well over $300 and i still had to paint and add hardware. On a table saw,yes you can but it is not consistent and takes a little time plus dado blades are like $120. I decided to build my own doors as in the video. Cost was around $8 each!. With the money i was saving building my own doors,i went to lowes and bought a router/table combo for $150 and a T&G bit set for $80. So in the end,i came out to around the same price as if i had bought them but i got a router a table and a nice bit set! The router was so much faster and consistent.

Thank you! You made this process very easy to understand.

Perfectly explained

Thanks for the FULL length, detailed video. it's a pleasant change!

Thank you for posting this video. You explained the steps very well.I am in the middle of a kitchen renovation.Im going to try this design. the doors look inexpensive to make.

Great video. Just the video I was looking for!

Great video, you make it seem so easy. Thanks a lot I will give it a shot..

Very very clear and elegant class Thank you

Owesome video well explained

Good job. A relatively simple method with a very impressive result. Thanks for the video.

Thank you!

Very helpful video.

good job, looking for more videos

Excellent video. Very clear explanation.

Your video is good as your work, thanks for sharing this technique.

Very well produced vid. Thanks.

Hi Chris ~ awesome 👌 instructions ~ easy to follow ~ easy 😀 to understand ~ build great 👍 confidence for beginners like me ~ thank your for your perfecto instructions ~ can you let me know about the dado set model number you are using for this project?

Top shelf stuff here! Great instruction!

i love my incra 1000hd for angles and crosscuts works real great

👍 thanks great video

I can't wait to try this! Thanks

Awesome tutorial on making doors. One critique I’d point out for people just getting into using a table saw: using a miter gauge in combination with the rip fence is not a great idea. A safer option is to set a block at the start of the fence, then your work piece slides past/off it as you push the work piece to the blade. Perhaps it is ok since your cutting a rabbet as opposed to through cut, but worth mentioning.

thanks a lot! Excellent video! Cheers to ya!

Excelente vídeo. Obrigado.

Thank you! This was very helpful.

I'm always making floating tongues. Easier and quicker to make since you only need to make grooves and use left-overs from your panels to make the tongues.

Nice job

I enjoy your videos.

You just save me some money was about to buy special tools

Is there any KZfaq Channel showing how to cut dado or groove on frame by circular saw made into table saw?????? Many passes I knew but didn't see any dare to do that way.

Would love to see the jig needed to cut raised panels on a sliding table saw. The big issue is that the blade inclines toward the fence, as opposed to the one shown in the video. This means fixing a jig to the sliding table and feeding the whole assembly past the blade.

"All you need is a table saw"...proceeds to mill the lumber with an expensive jointer and planer

slm it good job thank's

Added to Favorites! Thanks!

excellent

Great video and thanks a lot for sharing, would you please name the blue tools

great vid

Thank you for this video. Can I ask, if I were to make similar doors to go in a kitchen - would you need to paint/treat the wood first to prevent damp etc. Thanks :)

Great video! Thanks for the info. That Saw Stop looks so much like my Bosch 4100. Even the stand is similar.Does it have an expandable table on the right side?

Using simple tools to install complicated hinges.

“These days a quarter inch plywood panel is almost always less than that” that’s because they are actually 6mm ....USA gets metric measures by stealth ;)

thankyou very much. what blade do you recomend to make finish cut for hard and soft wood.

What specie was that plywood and hardwood? walnut? Sapele?

like your show so what happened to the cabinet saw?

you don't need expensive router bit set - you only need much more expensive joiner and drum sander :) oh, and table saw :)

Would I follow the same process for putting in frosted glass panels?

what kind of wood and thickness do u use plz

At 8:19 ... you forget to show the haunch cut. Otherwise a great video.

Why didn’t show the pieces (rails) closely? I am looking a tutorial to learn how to make these joints but any yet “showed how it looks like after done.

Always used a router but this way could be more bullet proof.

How do we add an 1/8th glass to a 1/4th inch groove?

Not clear why a snug fit is not best. You wanted them to fit slightly loose. If it was for glue, you did not put glue along the edges of the panels. Why not snug?

I've always known the shorter "stiles" to be called MULLIONS.

is that a paint paint-grade

is the work table melimine ?

All was good until you mentioned Dado, I have a very good table saw but it does not take Dado blades

hi, what ís the name of the second blade saw you use . I want to get one

why the problem with the throat plate ?

zero clearance i build my own 3/8 ply wood

This guy makes it sound like table saw stop isn't expensive it's by far it's the most expensive. Bottom line

Fix your throat plate! It's too low and the wood gets stuck, not safe.

Why is he using a contractor saw in a woodshop? Sponsorship?