cabinetry
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When One Door Closes
This week, Rob takes a look at building cabinet doors, with a look at building them on a table saw and an introduction to tongue-and-groove joinery from Chris Marshall.
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How to Make Cabinet Doors with Rail and Stile Router Bits
Learn how to build cabinet door frames using a rail and stile router bit set.
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How Much Gap Should I Leave Around Cabinet Doors?
I am building a jelly cabinet, which is half of a pie safe, using red oak. I am confused as to what the gap or reveal should be between the door and frame.
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VIDEO: Easy Jig for Installing Drawer Slides
Learn how to install metal drawer slide hardware using the Rockler Universal Drawer Slide Jig.
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VIDEO: How to Make Raised Panel Doors Using a Table Saw
In this video we demonstrate how to do classic frame and panel construction using just a table saw. We even create raised panels to be used in a door and drawer front.
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PROJECT: Tambour Console Cabinet
Great details like waterfall corners, handmade tambour doors and tapered legs are an inspiration to get into the shop!
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Making and Attaching Tapered Wood Cabinet Legs
Rob Johnstone demonstrates how to glue up the leg blanks for turning, how he turned the legs, and how he used hide glue and an old luthier’s trick to attach the legs.
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VIDEO: Making a Dovetailed Whiskey Cabinet
Anne Briggs designed and tackled a dovetailed whiskey cabinet in the Krenov Cabinet style with a frame and panel construction door, waterfall grain, butt hinges, and a sliding dovetail shelf.
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PROJECT: Router Table Cabinet
Turn empty space under your router table’s top into useful storage with this easy-to-build shop project.
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PROJECT: Krenov-inspired Shop Cabinet
Knife hinges and an inset door are precise details that elevate your cabinet work to the next level of craftsmanship.
