You don't mess around. Your planning and planning out the pre drilled holes is something as a beginner I'm striving for.

I love Frank Miller Lumber. I live in Celina, OH and they are by far my best option for hardwood. I have spent hundreds in exotics and domestic from there and the quality is always top shelf.

Very well explained, and as usual with a few interesting tips. Great job and better results, Guy!

Watching this video is just like sitting in your class last Saturday. So glad to get to meet you and learn from you. Mike

Guy, Merry Christmas and thank you for sharing. Look forward to next video.

Looks good so far! Can't wait to see you finish them up.

Off to a great start Guy! Thanks for sharing the video with us, Merry Christmas! To you and your family!👍😎JP

Looks great!

Love watching your videos always informative and great quality. Keep it up :)

Well done, Guy, and happy holidays to you and the family.

Thanks for showing how & sharing that

Looking great as usual Guy. That Armor Tools pocket hole jig looks like it’s easy to use. Since I have a lot of shop cabinets to build this year I just ordered one. It will come sometime in mid-January just in time for my first cabinet build.

Nice work Guy! 👍🏻👊🏻

That's a nice p.h. jig. Watch out kreg..lol I might have to check that out really like that auto adjustment. Nice work amour. And happy holidays to you and yours guy!🍻

I can always count on you to have the nicest stuff! I like the rails for making the repeatable parallel cuts with the track saw. I like the new pocket hole jig too, do you like it better than the kreg? Thanks for sharing ; )

That pocket jig and the corner clamps sure look nice vs fumbling with the kreg pocket clamps

I too want more information about the corner clamps you used.

I love watching your videos and everything you do you are a great woodworker I just have one question why didn't you put dedos in where the Shelf go on the top and bottom I can understand the adjustable shelves I'm building a set of cabinets and the top and bottom shelves dado them in glue them and then threw a few screws and on the end

What kind of drill bit was that you were using with the templates? Vix bit?

Looking fwd to part two

Hi Guy, great video, thank you! can you tell me the part number or name of that edge banding you used?

Great video, Guy, it will become handy in a few months, that´s for sure. What were you using to keep the track saw parallel when you were ripping the plywood?

great video cant wait for the other parts. Whats the name of those corner jigs you are using?

Great video. Where are the corner clamps from you used in the video?

Awesome work Guy, I’m looking forward to this series. Where do you typically get your edgebanding? It looked to be nice quality and I’ve struggled to get as nice of a finish. I also use the same FastCap products, so I can take that out of the equation.

Hey Guy! Great start. Two questions....who makes the attachments you were using on the track saw track? Would they work with other track saws?

What is your best source for cabinet hardware?

Been enjoying your videos for a while. Like your attention to accuracy & precision in your builds. Question, the drill bit you used ~ 7:26. Can you provide a link to where I could buy one? Would also love to hear your opinions on your Seneca guide rails that you use to help position your track saw cuts. Maybe a video in the future could cover it. Thanks and have a great holiday break.

Ugh I love that pocket hole jig. I'm actually surprised I'm seeing it in youtube videos with how much Kreg has sponsored people.

Top stuff Guy. The products from Armor seem to be pretty good. They haven't reinvented the wheel, just made it better in many cases. 👍

Need Plans

Guy, if that was the Wife's iron you were using you're in big trouble. :-)

I really have been enjoying watching your videos. How do you think the armor tool jig compares to the porter cable? I am new to woodworking and want to buy a pocket hole jig and have narrowed it down to those 2. The armor jig seems to lift the material up some when it’s being clamped in all the videos I’ve seen. I called the company a few times but no one there knows anything about the stuff they sale and they said they would have someone call me back 3 times now and I’ve still not received a call. Your opinion is appreciated. Really like the videos you put out on the incra stuff. Very nice products

Looks like it's going to be a fun build. I'd like to personally thank you for putting your neck on the line. How? You might ask.🤔 You're doing a woodworking project, filming it for KZfaq, all the while flying in the face of convention, going against the holiest of holys in all of woodworkingdom,..................... and using pocket holes. It takes a brave individual sir, to stand up to the KZfaq woodworking oligarchs🕵️‍♂️🕵️‍♀️🕵️‍♂️, and their legions of critics.💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️ There are, ........ I am told, .......... amongst this legion of critics, a small but persistent group. Recognizable by their narrow gaze, and Neanderthalic brow. Legend has it they live along river banks in the shadows of bridges. Only to come up out of the shadows to ridicule and belittle others, for not using jointery that they deem appropriate. And therefore acting as a self appointed judge, jury, and executioner, to claim that people who use pocket hole jointery are not true woodworkers, maybe even something less human. Thank you for taking one for the team. Pocket Holers around the world, can drill and fasten with pride. Knowing there are champions who will challenge the oligarchy of woodworking jointery to bring peace and pocket hole acceptance to the kingdom. *TROLLS NEED NOT APPLY * P.S., ...... Looking forward to part 2. 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎