How long should you wait after painting before using the cabinets?

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I wish I was as proficient with fusion as you are. The possibilities are endless. But taking time away from building or doing something else to learn how to essentially digitize my drawings seems foolish. The design potential is wild tho. You've given me some inspiration to give it another try.

dude please wear goggles when working with these

I recently started getting into woodworking. I got my first chisel set and had no clue what the honing guide was for until I watched this video. Very informative. Thank you!

I like the before better.

Tool Guide pls. Thank you

It looks to me more blue than green. Great job. The work was long and hard but when it was done the rewards great. Nothing like doing a project in yr own.

I cant believe that paint was 162.00 for two quarts (1\2 gal)! According to the Walmart ad link that popped up.

You didn’t sand between coats?

As someone who’s used both for yrs, yes, the spiral is worth it, and in the long run will save you money as the blades last a LOT longer, I used to have to sharpen and change my blades a lot, monthly to get decent, reliable cuts. Both in the jointer and planer. After 2 yrs in the planer and one yr now in the jointer, they have more than paid for themselves. Added costs people do t think of is things like the extra sand paper, and even the electricity to run the sander longer to get a finish near as nice as the helical. Plus the lower clogging from the chips as any vacuum or dust collector won’t clog as much. Sorry, helical a WAY more of a cost return per dollar spent than most “premium “ woodworking tools.

I need do this for garage too. Got dull light fixtures, need a bright led white

What’re the dimensions?

What about the counter?

Thanks bro, looking to start. Not the same reasons to get started, but want to start non the less. I think I’ll start with a shop bench as you mentioned.

So paint all the hard ass hit and then give us one fucking panel to a single drawer. Give me a break, bozo. Thanks for nothing lol

I love making things out of cedar and I am not sure what to ask for in price for my projects. One in particular is the hurricane Helene chair. If my pic is shareable I will share it to get your opinion if you don't mind please. I couldn't share it but it's A solid piece of cedar I have approx 30hrs give or take and she is a beauty.What are some guidelines for determining prices?

tool guide please

I don't know what to do, i read that you need to sand first to repaint stuff and that you need to prime stuff but what if the paint already has primer? And is spray paint better or using a brush?

Tool guide please!

You didn't need to draw all those line for the spacing. You could just draw a rectangle for the actual drawer box and define the distance from the outer shell. This way you don't have to make parameters like "width - spacing*2"

Good timing as I'm currently (finally!) getting around to organizing my woodshop in the small Colorado mountain town I happen to live in also. I'd probably need about 9 of these though, to handle all the cutoffs & pieces of wood I simply can't bear to part with! 🙄 And I hear you on wishing to support local businesses, but costs being such a factor these days... (Personally, I use Ebay in lieu of Amazon as I figure some folks already have enough $ to tide them over. 🤣) Good video & best of luck in your further endeavors.

Awesome explanation on the mistake, the overall formulas and all the elements needed for a successful project

Nice color combinations

Why in the world a) do you need all this equipment and b) why do you cut the board in pieces only to glue them all back together. Keep it simple!

I think the problem you discovered with the angled ply thickness arose from the angle of 3 degrees. If you would have created an angled sketch plane to extrude the sheet ply piece, your ply thickness would have the proper thickness.

all in one paint with no prep is not reality....its marketing gimmick...any liquid will not stick well to smooth dirty surface, if you want good adhesion and durability than clean and sand your cabinets...use a separate oil base primer and best top coat you can find for cabinets primer tinted to any color and 3 coats of lacquer is best you will be repainting cabinets not correctly done fairly quickly.....and be kicking yourself in the ass why you didnt just do it correctly first time..... the cheap way is to do it right the first time....or do it 2 or 3 times for the aggravation if thats your thing

Don't soak 3000 grit and up.

Looks great

3D printers are great for making custom connectors as well.

Looks soo good!

Hmm, I'm just about done doing my kitchen in a slightly brighter shade of blue gray, but I rolled it with a nap roller than back brushed it. No big difference that I can see but it might have been easier to do your way. I just pulled almost the last batch of doors in from the garage today and did find one that had some drips on one edge so I'll sand that back down tomorrow and retouch it up. It's looking pretty good and WAY cheaper than putting in new cabinets or having someone else paint them.

Beginners won't have the equipment to work on this project Beginner projects will not be with fancy tools

What's that paint code?! Love it 🤩

is your paint gloss or semi gloss or flat

Any particular reason you left the gap above the garage chain? I ask because I'm doing this on a 1 car garage and was planning on putting the plywood across and over the top of it instead

My planer makes wood hay not chips, the spiral allows the dust collector to work.

Im an absolute beginner and have never made a cutting board. I also already own a table saw, planer, jointer, and a miter saw. Thanks!

tool guide

Gloves 🧤

Making radial into 3d is mindblowing.

Doubling the 2x4's is extreme overkill. Fir that size you could have done single 2x3's.

You're awesome 😎👍 Great job you sold me dude!

What is the color and the brand of the paint that you used in your video ? thanks

Wont that paint absorb fat

Absolutely amazing

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It’s been 8 months since painting the cabinets. How are they holding up??

I love it. Very pretty. My husband would scream at me if I painted our wood cabinets

Cheap but looks so nice