Building Custom Cabinetry For The Bourbon Moth Laundry Room

[@Delcorewoodworks]

I really enjoyed watching you and Jason work together. I hope you collaborate on future projects.

[@NE_woodworks]

Thanks for watching! It's always a good time to work with Jason

[@serenityprojects7364]

Omg those look amazing. Looks like a drawing because everything is perfectly set in with the gaps being super tote and all the same. So nice. Great job!

[@NE_woodworks]

Thanks for watching!

[@serenityprojects7364]

Hello I was sent here from bourbon moth and I am glad that I checked you out. I love your channel. I have subscribed!

[@CKing0429]

Haven’t looked 👀 to see if this has been said, but a NEW dust collection video INSTALL collaboration with Jason/Bourbon Moth is a must!!! I don’t think he’d complain one bit. Can’t wait for that one. New Subscriber as well!

[@kevindavis8607]

Love your content. You and Jason are fun to watch together. Can’t wait to see how your business and channel grow from this collab.

[@helderlage]

Hi. I came to your channel through these videos you made with the "alcoholic" moth :D... I'm not a woodworker, but I'm a fan of the design process and techniques. I've seen almost all of your videos now, and they're all incredible. How is it possible to have so few followers? You deserve 20x at least. A big hug from Lisbon, Portugal EU.

[@NE_woodworks]

Awesome, thank you!

[@AndyClarke-j1b]

Very professional job. I look forward to watching it again on Jason's channel.

[@Steven-v6l]

I don't get 'tool envy' very often -- but you got me. A nice set of tools for cabinets, set up and ready to do their thing. Nice !

[@davesoetanto9174]

I gotta admit, I’m a new sub, since I didn’t know your channel existed, until Jason’s kitchen. Love the content and learning from a real pro. @Oneida needs to get you a way better DC

[@kenmaira]

I am AMAZED at how quickly you guys put those together. Great work!

[@NE_woodworks]

Thank you!

[@cmclaren7]

This has been a fun build to watch. Can't wait to see the kitchen.

[@greggkathy1892]

Last thought: when I upgraded to a Castle TMS-12 from the KREG, it was one of the biggest improvements I’ve ever made in my shop. I actually teared up when I unboxed it as you could tell a real human packaged it with pride. If I had the money I’d buy you one just to get them the exposure.

[@3Guys4Paws]

You do a great job my man. Thoroughly enjoy watching and seeing your projects. keep it going 👍

[@saundrawilson3950]

😮😮❤❤ I really enjoyed it watching you and Jason make these cabinets and install them Jason. I’ve been watching for a while but you just been watching since you all were working together, but I will subscribe to your station because you’re pretty cool and I can’t wait to see what you do, I will be looking back at your videos.😊😊

[@NE_woodworks]

Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it and welcome to the channel.

[@gretchen_needs_a_dog]

This was an awesome collab. Both of you provided great videos. I’m thrilled to be a new subscriber!

[@DNBaccount]

You're slowly blowing up man! Almost at 20K subs, grats dude!

[@NE_woodworks]

Thanks!

[@rs2024-s4u]

Nice Job cabinets took 9-12 man days to build which for this level custom cabinetry is vert fast. Added to the 20-25 man days for kitchen, WOW. Shows advantage of having good plans with out changes and skilled craftsmen working largely independently while in parallel to achieve the end goal, very impressive. Outsourcing drawer boxes was a brilliant decision again this was possible because of having detailed settled plans. This build shows GC's and owner's how they can achieve high end custom cabinetry results by settling design and investing in good plans and contracting with compentent cabinet shops and finish carpenters for the installation while saving enough to get custom high end cabinets throughout the build/remodel for same or less than mass produced cabinetry. Ray

[@quartzofcourse]

Also all the fancy tools like the shaper and auto feed and sliding table saw etc.

[@gogojjt]

New subscriber here!!! Bourbon moth brought me here and I wanted to let you guys know y’all do great work!! 👏 👏

[@NE_woodworks]

Thank you!

[@EricCRutter]

Samesies

[@arsenicjones9125]

I only just learned about the lamelos from this video series. Those are super nice.

[@BigFishOverlanding]

This was a great video. Thanks for putting this out there.

[@NE_woodworks]

Thanks for watching!

[@bobbg9041]

On this old house, i watched a cabnits shop in the actual north east Using biskets to hold the face frame Some 20 years ago. Its actually a good idea. No pin nails in the show wood. Someone was clever enough to make a spring loaded biskets do they cost more I'm an sure they do. Id also think twice about gluing a face frame on. The boxes will stay the same But you could unsnape a face frame and change it to draws or doors. The shelf pins could hold draw slides or shelfs the system can change with a little work. Or even flat pack. I could order a set, parts are made up and i assemble 1000 miles away from your shop. Shipping would cost a lot less.

[@johnheslup6906]

Beautiful cabinets and great install!

[@bueller98S3]

nicely done

[@herbpantaleon7485]

Outstanding craftsmanship!

[@dennisferraro9829]

Nice 👍

[@foresttourer2457]

Nice!

[@nathanielsnyder1511]

They make it look easy but don't let it fool you. These are high end meticulously built cabinets. Hey josh next upgrade defiantly should be a 5hp or more. Oneida or Clear Vue Cyclone with some quick clamp ducting. Nordfab's patent ran out so you can get the same stuff for way less. Blast Gate Company has great prices. Protect those lungs my man!!

[@NE_woodworks]

Yeah I’m working on getting new dust collection. Definitely need an upgrade

[@remcovanderheide9318]

Another great one! Love to see your process! Would love to see you do a beaded face frame project at some point 😜

[@NE_woodworks]

I'll keep that in mind for future projects!

[@erikowren7894]

I like your blue blocker glasses. 😊

[@barryinn1778]

What model of Blum hinges are you using for inset doors? I have my kitchen cabinets to build and I am using inset doors.

[@mikeinmaryland]

The true genius of your shop is that garage door where you load your pre finished plywood. Material handing is the part no one ever quotes in their time.

[@112wade]

A forklift and cantilver racks to store the product really speed up material handling.

[@mikeinmaryland]

@@112wadeTotally agree. It appears he can off-load and place his bunk of plywood on the floor, from the outside, using his forklift.

[@troyqueen9503]

I always have a set up cost built into my price . Planning,materials pickup,cost of machinery maintenance.👍🏝️🇨🇦

[@mikeinmaryland]

I probably should modify my statement. I’m sure plenty of us price “our time”. My point about having material handling in your estimate, we don’t figure the double, triple or even more handling of materials. Moving them from here to there… Having the garage door means he can off load the delivery truck with his forklift and place it right where he needs it. That was the point I was attempting to convey.

[@TomAlderman1978]

Aesop Rock poster!

[@Shadd0724]

Lets go so close to 20K

[@Zerocool-kb4ej]

WUTANG RULEZZZZZZZ

[@NE_woodworks]

🤙

[@greggkathy1892]

I’m so glad to see that I’m not the only one with dust collection issues. I’ve tried to adjust the arbor on my Grizzly tablesaw to keep dust from hitting me in the chest when I first got it. I’ll give it another try over Christmas break. 😏

[@greggkathy1892]

I also like the garage door in the shop idea. I’m going from my 25’ x 25’ detached garage shop to a 25’ x40’ pole barn shop which is basically 1/3 of a 40’x 80’ woodshop/auto shop/barn dominion that will be built next year. Love to be able to open up both garage doors and blow out the wood shop with my backpack blower to tame the mid-project dust!

[@JP-ec8fe]

My grizzly 1023RLW table saw is horrible with dust collection. Saw is smooth and accurate, but Hate it because of the dust collection.

[@NE_woodworks]

Hopefully we will be upgrading dust collection soon

[@112wade]

I'm a new subscriber and really enjoy your videos. I'm a retired cabinetmaker and like watching how other people work. Keep up the good work and videos. And, hey, after many years of using Blum hinges, I'm still not really sure which pronunciation is correct. But, I wouldn't use another brand.

[@NE_woodworks]

Awesome. Thanks for watching

[@lindacurtis-smith9835]

Nice job! I think Jason mentioned that he ate all of your donuts. That guy. I could tell he was enjoying working with a professional and in a fantastic shop. I hope he gave you a few dollars. ;)

[@jimfeaster4837]

Kreg has new tool jig for mounting drawer fronts work well for me.

[@NE_woodworks]

Oh cool. I have not tried it yet

[@adamlohmeyer4078]

Where do y’all screw the cabinet box to the toe kick?

[@michaelpavia7964]

On your previous video with Jason, he used dowel pins to align the drawer fronts. Can you pls publish a link or pictures of the pins. He said it was a trick that you use to attach drawer fronts.. thanks.

[@jeromestsauver]

I'm currently building some built ins for my home and I thought I would try to use the lamello tensos for carcass assembly.... but I'm kinda concerned about strength. I'm using 3 connectors plus glue for a typical sized panel. Is this a bad idea for carcass construction?

[@derekt4459]

What’s the Blum product number for your inset hinges?

[@sks691]

Which color Rubio did he use for the laundry cabinet?

[@danielfrancisco0826]

new sub

[@Icantball67]

I didn’t see it in Jason’s video or here either. Did you pre measure and cut the face frame feet and end panels before you put the cabinets onto the toe boxes? Did you put them on the same way you did the island to scribe the panels and cut them then final install? Or did you level the toe boxes so you didn’t have to cut those sections of face frames? I’m a cabinet installer by trade myself and like learning from others. I realize you may have done something not shown in the video.

[@NE_woodworks]

Thanks for watching. I make the stiles like mg and scribe them to the floor. I have my kitchen install video coming out tomorrow and explain the process

[@ghosttreewoodworks]

Make a hinge plate jig already..would ya!?😅 Nice build Josh

[@NE_woodworks]

Thanks bro

[@CDono]

Awesome stuff man! Do you make your finished end panels slightly oversized with overhang on the back of the cabinet so that you can scribe it to the wall?

[@NE_woodworks]

Yes we always leave some extra for scribe

[@howardsmith5474]

Crisp reveals

[@TheCarpenterGirl1984]

Quá là tuyệt vời ❤❤❤ tôi chỉ ước có một chiếc máy đa năng bàn nằm, mà với điều kiện còn khó khăn lắm 😢

[@Mostviews111]

Did you get him some of the correct pocket hole screws? Haha

[@timvanriper9317]

Do you use the Gemini evo for your clear coat or do you use something else?

[@TimMcCarthyMusic]

I'm curious. - When you're doing inset cabinets, do you use bumpers on on your doors? And if so, do you have to recess your door stop, when you do double doors?

[@royunderwood7514]

He was the greatest samurai in the empire And he was the Shogun’s decapitator He cut off the heads of 131 lords It was a bad time for the empire

[@Mostviews111]

Do you source your plywood locally or have it shipped? I have no plywood dealers within 5 hours of me and I've bought big box store stuff and it sucks especially at 100 a sheet.

[@DewRods]

Are you using a Gemini product for the clear coat on the drawers?

[@NE_woodworks]

Yea

[@2979paul]

You guys planning to do a material cost?

[@daveklein2826]

Not necessary

[@noel1300]

Josh, what is the tool u use for dominoes or Festool type

[@daveklein2826]

HD told you.... Lamello

[@centrodecerradurasyherraje8638]

IT MUST BE CHALLENGING DO WODDWORKING FOR ANOTHER WOODWORKER. WHAT DO YOU THINK?

[@patshipp9195]

💖💖👍👍🙏🙏👍👍💖💖

[@JeffMaynard-qt1zo]

Wu-Tang is forever

[@takeamericaback1554]

The only bad thing in a finishing shop is saw dust

[@daveklein2826]

Didn't make a difference

[@takeamericaback1554]

@daveklein2826 a cabinet maker he is a cabinet finisher he is not and yes dust will make a huge difference in the quality Of the finish he's just using Evo 1 of the cheapest products on the market

[@daveklein2826]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@cpl_0503]

So is it harder to work with another professional/creator or does it make the job easier? Just wondering because everyone has their own technique and methods. That has to be worse when the one professional is also the customer? Obviously you work WELL together and it looks fun, but it still seems it could be more difficult at times.

[@NE_woodworks]

I think it could be difficult for the reasons you just mentioned. In this case, it worked great. We worked really well together and get things knocked out fast

[@Mostviews111]

That's going to suck tiling it with those fixtures in it.

[@daveklein2826]

No that's normal

[@Mostviews111]

@daveklein2826 no it's not you do the flooring before you do anything.

[@davidvasquez3564]

If you ever need wood puddy just look in your longs

[@nhodapp]

Are you and Jason related? You have similar speaking mannerisms.

[@HybridWoodworks]

The amount of sawdust in the air from those table saws is insane. Really need overhead guards on an arm, or go cheap and wear a mask.

[@daveklein2826]

Not necessary

[@daveklein2826]

You couldn't find any positives in this video? Got it!

[@HybridWoodworks]

@@daveklein2826 plenty of great content and I’m thankful for him sharing it. In fact, I’d like him to enjoy woodworking for a very long time. That isn’t going to happen if he’s sucking in massive quantities of fine dust. Given his comments in the video, he also knows that.

[@daveklein2826]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@fredg.5384]

To much pocket holes.

[@daveklein2826]

Perfect amount

[@daveklein2826]

No such thing as to many pocket holes

[@fredg.5384]

I guess you have a lot also 🤣

[@drumhed]

Bourbon Moth is a clown, I don't know why you associate with him. Your content is far better.