I have watched over 100 different videos of builds for cabinets some what like yours but your video is the only only that didn't make me feel like I had to be a professional carpenter with a vast abundance of tools in order make something so awesome!! Thank you so much for this video.

Excellent job there Cali, I have just built a tool cabinet that is 8x4x15 , mondo cabinet, just barely fits in the garage. The only difference between yours and mine is I used all wood and glue, no screws or nails, even the hinges are wood, I did put steel casters for easy use, I love to see more of what you've got.

Wow Frank, as a first time viewer and new subscriber, I am so impressed with your impeccable carpentry skills and how clean and organized your shop is! My father was a finished trim carpentry for 60 years (he passed five years ago) and as a child I spent many hours with him in the garage helping him pushing wood through the saw, sweeping sawdust or play building with scrapes of wood. As a consequence, I love wood and have inherited many of his special pieces of exotic wood and hand made tools. Thank you for the walk down memory lane! I came here for ideas since I need a cabinet built and thoroughly enjoyed watching you build this beautiful cabinet. Thank you.🙏🏻

@Frank~ Your storage cabinet turned out fantastic! Thank you for providing us such an easy to follow tutorial!

Frank, that's a really nice build and just good to watch it being done! 👍

Great design.

Great doors. The edge banding looks great and quick

Clean. I love it

Excellent build Frank! You gave me an idea for a new project!

So detailed, love it!!

Very nice work (and video production), Frank. When you first started to build the doors, I thought to myself that 1/4" ply panels with a rather thin frame at 8' tall would be a bit flimsy, but then you added the diagonal braces which not only were functional, but really added a nice design touch, IMO (I love when that happens). Great music choices too -- it's been years since I heard S.Joplin and that rag went perfectly with your editing style. I look forward to seeing more of your work.

great job Frank! Thanks so much for building me this gigantic closet! i’ll send you a picture when i’m done organizing the stuff inside. been busy this holiday season :)

Nice cabinet! RN4L!!!

Love it thank you!

Great job brother, I learned a lot. Thank you 👍👍

@ <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="147">2:27</a> lol, we all feel the same way.

I have workshop envy. Great video.

That's a nice ass cabinet. Great job. Whoever is getting that cabinet is getting a nice one for sure. New sub. Love wood working, learning how now.

Good stuff, I appreciate your videos 👍🏻

Looks awesome! I'll be trying this as I need a good size linen cabinet in the house and I think this woul work great!

Looks really nice 👍🏼

Well done!

Really Nice!

Lovely job

Great design and build. I will use this to help me build a cabinet in my man cave. Thanks.

Keep it up bud! Cool project!

Great job!!! A lot of room to store stuff in that!!! Subscribed and happy holidays!!!

Looks beautiful bro

nice build mate!

Love the frig with Modelo

Thank you for showing the safe way I'm just getting into power tools and I'm debating on a table saw or chopsaw....

That un-safe table saw scene surprised me...that you didn't just use a track saw. Surely a carpenter who has that nice of a workspace & tools, has one of those.

Nice job. On those cuts that don’t feel good on a table saw I usually reach for a track saw. Even just a long metal level clamped down with a little room to clean it up on the table saw later will give great results if you don’t have a track saw. I’m guessing you already have this covered but like everyone else on the internet I feel some strange compulsion to show how smart I am! Cheers!🤪

Super nice job ❤️

Nice work

Beautiful

brother despite not speaking your language I found your video very inspiring and explanatory, I feel confident making my own closet, thanks!

PERFEKT.

Nice!

Very nice! It was not deserving of a like, but after you added the diagonal trim, bang, give it a thumbs up, hahaha. Turned out great, looks wonderful for any room. And thank you for the simple how to!

Nice build! DD

Very Nice 🙂

I love how everything came together ❤. I am a new subscriber. I also like woodworking but I am no way a carpenter😌. You did a fabulous job 👏

Awesome 👏🏽 I’m your new subscriber!

nice job

Your video popped up in my similar contents. Great video bro. Just subscribed to your channel. I’m definitely going to try and build one of these storage cabinets. I wish I had more experience in finish work. My line of work is heavy construction (bridge work) fast and nasty lol.

personally i liked the plain lol. great build tho

Apply the edge banding prior to assembly....it makes life easier.

TIP: Edgebanding is supposed to be applied to all of your panels BEFORE assembly of a frameless cabinet.

You could make simple jig on yor fence so the work piece so the blade and the fence dont cause kickback

Amazing build I need some cabinets like these on my entry way! Anyway to link the hinges you used?

Nice job! This is very close to what I have in mind to build, just want to add a few sliding drawers. Do you the plans? or can you post that piece of paper you show. Thank you!

Solid build playboy. I’d love to see it loaded with your tools!?

Great build!!!!! Subscribed! What was the total cost of materials. I hope you are still making great pieces like this one. Sending lots of good vibes. Also when you installed the shelves o saw you used a piece of wood. Was it used as a spacer ?

The only thing I see you need to correct is using 3/4 inch plywood. It's overkill for any cabinet. You should use 3/4 inch for a house's floors and other wall structures. A 1/2 board is just as strong, and you can always add a light support beam to strengthen it for weights over 100 LBS. However, that door at 3/4 of an inch was perfect for the application you use it for.

Ah-mazing!! Similar to another poster, I too was walking down memory lane with Dad while watching. Do you have a materials list or do you share the plans? I’d love to know your cost. I’ve been looking for basically this and can’t find it.

A plan with dimensions would have been really helpful. But enjoyed the video

Hi Frank! I just purchased my first home and am super passionate about starting my journey into making/fixing old furniture. Your video is the most helpful one I’ve found online so far for what I’m hoping to do for our entry way. I was wondering if you could make a list of the supplies you used and equipment?

Hello Frank Calliwood Specialties Your video maybe a year old, but I just found you and subscribed. In the video you used a Kreg pocket hole jointer. In all time since they have been available. This is second time I've seen it used. The Video quality is visually excellent but the audio quality is almost too soft for me to hear you properly. Do you have a video showing the proper method using the Kreg system? Again thank you

Any plans to this build?

Frank, do you have plans for this build? I am looking to build this for my bathroom

Hello Frank, What type of plywood was used for this project including thickness? Cheers.

For the doors, what are the frames made from? I’m assuming it’s not plywood. Is it 1” x 4”’s??

Two words - track saw

Hi frank, I have a question about the doors. You made a groove and pocket holes. Were You able to make a good solid connection with pocket holes even though there was a groove?

I'm interested in making a cabinet for my room like the left side of the cabinet you built. Can you tell me the measurements for that side?

Hey Frank! Are pocket hole tools difficult to use? Any tips? Um asking for a friend.... before she buys it..😐😊

Are plans available? I would love to to try to build this beautiful project

What kind of wood can I use to build one of this garage storage

Looks good but I don’t understand your door framing. You cut a groove all the way through the long side pieces which leaves an open slot on the top and bottom. Then you drove pocket hole screws where there wasn’t any material…

Wht kind plywood u use

3 years ago under Trump plywood prices, lol. Nice work!

Life-changing experience?

Do you have a material and cut list?

Good job but things like check for square no use if not the same side it can be square I believe to improve your skill check some on you tube like Fixe that build that should help you best regards

Nice job, but dude invest in a track saw if you’re going to be making these type of large cross cuts to break down your sheets instead of using that table saw.

Where is the video showing how to make a cabinet with poor people tools?

Great work Frank. I'll add a bit of rigidity to the 1/4" plywood doors with some inside backing but the diagonals, though nice looking, won't work for me. I'll be printing up framed woodshop tips and stats to mount on the doors. Things like conversion charts (MM to INCHES), different size categories for different functions, and of course a calendar with a beautiful lady on it.... a real workshop. LOL.

The best way: to have a blade guard and thus reduce the possibility of committing harikari on the table saw. If you're having difficulty cutting 8x4 sheet material on the table saw, then use a flaming circular saw at the outset!!!¡!!!!!!!

This best way is a BLADE GUARD. Dangerous? It is fatal if his body goes into the saw!!!!!!!;;