How To make a Giant Built-In Cabinet || Easy Living Room Storage

[@Bourbonmoth]

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[@garya3056]

Great video and really nicely done. A small pair of questions for you... what type of blade did you use on your multi tool to cut the trim? And how did you protect the wood floor when you got close to the bottom of the trim? Many thx!

[@hazymunkey]

Jason man you should link your Podcast in the description as well. Love your work and your son is adorable.

[@CrownMountainWoodworks]

Do you make plans for your projects? I would buy this one. Edit: I see that you some on the website. This one would be a great addition.

[@benjamincrawford.]

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[@michaelh7630]

I think that 50% of the reason I enjoy your videos is your sense of humor and that you don't take yourself too seriously. The there's the fact that you thoroughly explain stuff and are quite talented at DIY and videography. :)

[@robertwayne3567]

Here are a couple trivial painting tips.. 1) use a canvas drop cloth in your kill room. This will keep the paint that falls on the floor from sticking to your feet, and getting tracked into your shop. You can get them in many sizes at Home Depot perfect for the kill room dimensions. Then open the plastic walls all the way so they drape onto the floor in the kill room. Place your drop cloth on top. This will protect against any spills that would penetrate the drop cloth. Added bonus this method is cheaper and faster than the paper method. If you’re going to keep making these rooms :/ 2) Have you tried a red sharpie for numbering your drawers? Not sure about you finish but so many paint finishes (if not stain blocking) red sharpie bleeds right thru. Again this is just a trivial item that feels better for my painters mind rather than tearing off the blue tape and all the finish... even though its hidden forever behind the drawer face. *takes a breath* old habits die hard. Thank you for making such fun videos!

[@carlcox7332]

Harbor freight sells canvas drop cloths cheap. You can get 4x12 on sale all the time for 5.99. or the 4x15 for 10$. I also love those blue paper drop cloths. They have a thin rubber like coating that grips to the floor really well and also prevents bleed through. They last for a really long time, they fold up to almost nothing and best of all they're like 7$ on amazon. I prefer the 4x15 ones though. The larger format ones are just the 4 ft ones glued together and they always start to come apart pretty quick. They also hold blue tape extremely well for covering larger areas. But sometimes the weight of the canvas is just better.

[@syedahmed1152]

Again, you have outdone yourself. White color looks much better than just a bare wood look.

[@irhgsy]

Your son is a real character. Love him.

[@tonjasims6109]

The Bob Ross of woodworking, he has the same calm voice! Gorgeous and great instructions, I hope my husband and I don't botch this up!

[@cyberwolf6667]

Try using steel wool over sandpaper on painted wood, less dust and removes high spots over scratching

[@AB-C1]

Great video. Measuring tips were spot on! That bag of stuff in the wall Properly funny! 😅 Cheers from London England 👍😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@coffeecarbsclutter]

Can I just say that you are the Bob Ross of cabinet making. You make this look so easy and your commentary is so relaxing. Love your videos and channel. Learned some new tricks and super excited to try them on my next build. 😁

[@lousekoya1803]

Wow ! I'm a carpenter from Quebec and must say this is a nice job ! Well done !!

[@HobbyHalloween]

Boom! Indeed... that looks so nice, great job! And let the wife pick the hardware, you are a very wise man... and she's got good taste because it just makes that cabinet sing! I'm sure you'll get a lot of enjoyment from your eloquentized living room 😁👍

[@checkmatenate]

A true craftsman

[@heed7496]

i bought a 6x6 pop up canopy for my small garage…its perfect..makes hanging drop sheets easy..goes away nice and easy…a 10 x 10 would be perfect for your shop

[@johnyoho2603]

Love your humor and especially the dancing. My neighbors probably think I'm bat crap crazy if they watch me at all through my shop garage door. Sometimes I just can't help doing a celebration dance when something unexpectedly perfect happens, I'll take lucky over good any day. Love the content, keep up the good work. 💪🏻👍🏻🤙🏻

[@VeretenoVids]

I laughed hysterically when you said "that's what kids are for" because that's the line my dad always used on us when we didn't want to do a crappy job "I know it's crappy, that's what kids are for--so I don't have to do it. Now go do it." 😁

[@chris878]

Wtf😅

[@buffalosoldier7360]

I’ve been seeing this channel lurking around in my feed but never clicked on it, now I’m hooked on this guy. I’ll be back. Good stuff!

[@mattxander12]

Thank you for making necessary ad spots more bearable

[@raydriver7300]

Anyone else notice how you sounded like Bob Ross when painting the top? A hair and some air 🌞. Beautifully done Sir

[@fiercegirldesign1]

I love this channel so much. All the popular DIY shows make this kind of stuff look like it happens in two seconds, but you really start to understand how much work goes into these projects when you follow along and realize how many steps are required to get professional results. The cabinet looks amazing. Thanks for showing us every step along the way (except the quarter-round installation 😂). I love the cabinet hardware your wife chose. It ties in perfectly. Would love to see this filled with all your stuff too.

[@nickk.3049]

Hey Bourbon Moth. I forwarded your video to my brother, who works for Mohawk finishing products. I hope you get a sponsor! 🤘🏻

[@PuppetD]

I love how informative your videos are, and I'm learning so much. But my favorite part of the video is the "care package" you left for the next owner who finds that whole in the wall!

[@maxkaiser9316]

Love people that have their children in the shop it shows and teaches them awesome work ethic and you never know they may invent a better way patente it become billionaires and take care of you in your old age 😀

[@JC-ur4pq]

15:45 You are so funny , i listen to you while cleaning ,love your free style narration !!!👌👍👍👍dum note Karl left hahaha !!!!! That was a very good and funny idea

[@MickSwanson]

If your other videos didn't already tip me off, I'm now realizing that I don't have it in me to have this level of mastery. Your attention to detail in putting everything together first, taking it all apart, putting it back together, and all the tedious little steps to make it turn out just right - I'm just not patient enough, and my brain only has a "forward" button. Still, inspiring stuff, and learning a ton!

[@timwelch175]

This has been an excellent series! Even knowing (most) these things myself I still enjoy your humor and have learned a few things from you methods. Great work and great channel!

[@Sparrowhawk1962]

The bloody stash in the wall was pure genius! 🤣🤣🤣

[@corymain115]

"Liars sleep forever" was the championship move tho

[@00DUCK]

I built a mud room on my old house and we left a note too. Carl missed a great opportunity in taking it to the next level. Funny enough, the guy who helped me with my mud room was named Carl. Our note was less bland though.

[@coleeto2]

I saw this comment before getting to that part of the video and just thought you were using the British slang term ahha

[@javierbeltran307]

On your next paint project consider using Hydrolac primer from Sherwin Williams. I use it all the time and is perfect for these kind of applications. Its water based, yet dries fast like if it were lacquer primer. Since it dries fast the grain in the wood dont rise as much so it makes sanding was easier. It also sands smooth like true lacquer primer. That primer and the Emerald Urethane are a perfect combination for a project like this. Great vid!

[@benoitrochon589]

Do you have a link for the Hydrolac? I can't find any info on it here.

[@bg29999]

Beautiful cabinets. Excellent demonstration. The “Seed” product is quality. You look like a million bucks. Noom agrees with you.

[@RiverHayes]

Great job on the cabinet and the video/editing. High quality all the way around. You deserve all 500+k views.

[@joeenglish4172]

Hi Moth, love your off the floor cardboard not very safe stapled to the clinging interesting spray gun stuff. Thin tap water with multiple not standard not to heavy lightly dust free surface with the not thick and globby against the wall method! Tip tip out, Darn good up close smooth thrown down five or six coats of paints. Don’t forget the primed cab door top, Okay Love your bloody stuff. Did you need a key? Love your site and work. Tack those pocket hole with inserted shims...dang I forgot the ryme on my belly. Dont put holes in your cabinets. But joints are okay and don’t forget those blue piece are best.👍 Just a hair flush 45 barely sticking up perfect crack and calk for that tipped drag brush thechnique! I’m sure you cant tell!. Nice and easy with the glass. Perfect . Hinges are essential! Exquisite project.

[@patelkrunal311]

I see how you many views, your work is 100% Grade A quality. You build things we all want to build.

[@spencersaunders5416]

26:55 - "Nith and smooth"! Love it Jason! GREAT WORK DUDE!

[@lindab424]

I have just stumbled on this video and have to say that I think you are pretty funny. I like your sense of humor re the little surprise you have left for the next owners of the property. The cabinet is pretty awesome as well.

[@panworld7523]

17:50 I am blown away! This is really a first in the history of cabinet building! Also 22:00 the word you were looking for is seamless! Sorry just had to say it. Love your work!

[@alane3983]

Very nice looking and straight forward built-in project. I like it.

[@garymillen2894]

hi im already subscribed I am a carpenter from the uk and would just like to say that you are the most entertaining guy doing carpentry on U Tube keep it up

[@CybrJames]

Your work is amazing. I am new to your channel, but I love it. Thank you, I now have to BINGE-WATCH all your other videos. Awesome work, my friend.

[@naftin4214]

Love the involvement of your little guy recently!

[@timothydalton90]

It's amazing how much work this is if you do it right. Beautiful cabinet!

[@Raleford]

It's a lot of work to do it even "good enough", let alone, properly, haha

[@btbtt8700]

DUDE, YOU ARE VERY TALENTED IN both, WOOD WORKING AND MAKING VIDEOS!!! 🙏🏻. Many thx!

[@cyriaquembachokieng2094]

you really are doing amazing stuffs. Thanks for showing us every step. I get to learn alot as I thing of making cabinets for my home.

[@sallybryan3754]

Yea preparation is everything. The space is awesome

[@flamingoliz]

Turned out really nice. I love the vintage looking turn style knobs your wife picked. 😊

[@keves11]

Omg... I ❤️❤️❤️ this.. I can't believe how much I learned watching this video.. it was great.. ty for sharing.

[@calvinclements6641]

In the world we live in today when it's left vs right politics, sexism, racism and everyone just trying to push there views this 3 mini series was a breath of fresh air. The first time in ages I forgot everyone is fighting everything and everyone. Absolutely loved it and this should be on tv. Looking forward for more. Keep up the good work.

[@st3vieuk]

WOW .. that was awesome .. !! I don't even do carpentry / cabinet making but watching that made want to work with wood. Amazing dude

[@guerro327]

The word you are looking for is Eloquentonate. Very nice work.

[@johndeez2012]

wow that came out amazing for a diy guy

[@jc03571]

Hysterical bag! Love your approach.

[@niznoz8379]

I love your videos! You're like, the Bob Ross of woodworking! Love your happy cabinets :)

[@billymasoner3735]

The top latches are amazing, they look like reproductions of the ones they used on the built-ins in Arts and Crafts style homes. Amazing build, man. I love this so much, if you ever sell the home, all of these quality custom built in storage solutions and cabinets are going to be a huge selling feature.

[@MrGiggioLuis]

Just about to build my wife her walking in closet. Thank God I watched your video first!!! Thanks a million

[@steveparkes1266]

Stunning job and your wife picked very well with the hardware. Love it 👍

[@zsw67]

What kind of TV is that above the cabinets? Disguised 🕵️🏻‍♂️ as a painting , very cool This cabinet build was such a great series!

[@Bourbonmoth]

There’s a link in the video description

[@benjaminoppong-twumasi9662]

Good product and appears well made. Easy to use.

[@mprumsey]

Very nice cabinet build and great instruction to go along with it. I just want to say that I really like your channel and your videos Thank you for sharing

[@chrisdemeglio7983]

Dude, your voiceover is so calm and easy but your out of your mind!!! haha. All of your videos are entertaining and informative. I have a really hard time with drawers and hinges and you make it def easier. It's amazing that you taught yourself all of this. Keep up the great work, I've told tons of people to hit your channel up, they all come back to me having nothing but great things to say. God Bless, stay safe.

[@JW-uj3we]

Very nice installation, well done...I have six Blum bottom mount drawer slides, now that you have convinced me, for a dresser project...

[@evanklingbeil1030]

Awesome as usual. Your on my list of favorite builders. Videos are great

[@gnlman]

Thank you for the great detailed video. Your work is awesome. People do not realize the time it takes to build and finish something like this correctly.

[@diver1501]

i thought Bob Ross is explaining the painting.... a real nice cabinet..well done...greetings from germany

[@JPenhorwood]

So I painted all of my kitchen cabinets when we built them and I didn’t not have a good sprayer or a place to spray them. I tried the foam rollers and found them to be pretty terrible, and the back brushing is a lot of extra work. The absolute best method I found is using the Wooster 3/8” (or shorter) micro plush microfiber roller. It’s also a mini roller cover like the foam ones, but particularly if you get a paint that has good leveling, the micro plush leaves no lint and leave an incredibly smooth ALMOST sprayed look.

[@joneshome2688]

Too nice for paint! I would have stained. You could have white washed and still seen the gain. Unit very nicely built and detailed instructions were great!

[@howbouthat5479]

Just one suggestion. I use auto body bondo to fill cracks. still 2 parts but much easier to apply with a plastic applicator or an old credit card and less left over to sand. I also like to use a bit of flowtrol in the paint to allow it to level out . My 2 cents. Nice work!!

[@ted9876]

Nice work man. Really. One wood butcher to another.

[@4legdfishman]

Nice work! Thanks to your little supervisor! Every remodeled wall in my home has something hidden inside for future remodelers to find and yes, my name is Carl. Hahahaha! 🤣

[@paulkress3263]

What jerks are giving thumbs down. Excellent content, beautiful work.

[@geevesnc3008]

Your videos are so entertaining. I don't understand how anyone would even take the time to give you a thumbs down?! Are they crazy?

[@cyberwolf6667]

Thanks for the video, I’m more o stain and finish guy but the wife wants the cabinets painted. So if this doesn’t work, I’m sending her over to you to explain

[@philstevens9914]

The time capsule, brilliant.....bloody brilliant!

[@traceydysert6096]

Nice build! I enjoy watching your videos and need to build something else for our tv area. I turned an old wooden dresser into an entertainment stand. We have outgrown it and need something to suit us better. Thanx again for another great video!

[@mmontgomeryy]

The hardware choices on this build are absolutely perfect 👌

[@User0000000000000004]

LOL

[@mariamelida4069]

Just beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@Zoe-ge3kx]

It looks awesome. I love the hardware.

[@PrettyTubs]

I love watching your videos.I use that same q5 turbine. I thin my paint down with reducer. But I definitely learned something. I've never used my turbine on latex but I have very large area to paint I'm gonna try it.

[@abdultairu]

You are one smooth sailing modest showman/carpenter/painter/builder professor. You do know what you are doing man and I enjoy watching this series. I have tackle a lot of finish carpentry work in my house, but I have never had the courage of making cabinets because I am afraid of you know what (square). I will watch all of your series, because I noticed that you have a lot of tricks that can make my fear a little less. Once I am done watching, I'll start with one small boxy cabinet using whatever I can gather from your videos. If it does not turn out right I can just throw it overboard, if it turned out right then I can go on building more. Sorry for my rambling, got to get to the videos.

[@billcunningham361]

Will be doing this in the spring. Nice work.

[@Paul-mx2yj]

I've just started watching your channel and I am really impressed. Thanks Paul

[@Googaliemoogalie]

I paint in my garage sometimes when its bad weather outside. I bought a paint shelter that's basically a big camping tent. you should check that out!

[@rickbratto6167]

Absolutely beautiful results. The drawer pulls and latches are stellar. You are a terrific maker, patient, and a great person for producing this tutorial two-part series. Thank you so much!

[@cramphal2099]

Just wanted to give you a shout out. I've built some amazing stuff taking cues and key elements from your videos Mr. Bourbon Moth. I really enjoy your videos.

[@jamartinomd1]

As usual, entertaining and informative. I use 1 additional step to painting that seems to help prevent the grain from raising: start by first spraying a coat of wax free shellac diluted with denatured alcohol (50/50). Dries quickly and seals the raw wood to help prevent grain from rising. Still have to sand your primer layer. Thanks for the great content, much appreciated.

[@MyDestroyer101]

Who dislikes this video? Trolls can’t win in life! Love your videos and comedy keep up the amazing work brother! 🤙🏼💪🏼

[@lauracarey6440]

Jason, or community I’m newer to woodworking. Your videos have inspired me to try to build a closet cabinet very similar to this. I want it to be double the height though…to the ceiling . The question is if I’m building say one section of this and then another to go on top….. Do I do a plain top on bottom cabinet, instead of spacers, the a plain bottom on next one? So I essentially have two flat plywood pieces meeting in middle? Thankyou in advance! I love this channel so much!!😊

[@helenmm89]

Wonderful craftsmanship!!!

[@iPhil77]

Spray paint on the inside of the doors first, less chance of seeing the stand offs in the paint. Since it’s on the inside of the cabinet.

[@ifollowjesus1667]

Why even one thumbs down? Stop being a hater, yes, he is better than you or me building all this stuff and he is teaching us how to do it so we can become awesome too. Awesome video, this looks amazing.

[@joefaraone977]

Beautiful, my friend! Well done!

[@Lutzboater]

Great and beautiful built in cabinet. I hope when I'm in heaven that I get to see the reaction of the person that finds your surprise package in the wall. Thanks for a fun video !!

[@6677nicole]

It turned out REALLY beautiful!!!

[@caitmontoya284]

Oh and link the drawer and door hardware. This cabinet pulls are 🙌

[@lukelambert4595]

The celebratory “boom” at the end, was the perfect cherry on top 😂.

[@Gotmovezlikejagga]

I've been a fan for a long time. I appreciate your contribution to the community. This project had so many helpful tips and instructions. The end result is a beautiful built in!

[@richarddpetersen169]

Nice project, well thought out and finished to a tee.

[@isoneolivier]

I'm so glad I found these videos! I have exactly the same situation where I want to build a built-in counter looking wardrobe - Thank you for the show & jokes

[@ivanbecerra9610]

Great work!!! I can watch your videos all day!! Please talk about pricing. I want to do this for a living but have no clue how much to charge.

[@DaddyHaxTV]

"Boom indeed" compelled me to subscribe.

[@joeyDHARMA83]

kudos bro. hard to watch an install vid this long and not get bored. ya done did it tho.

[@ryanmacewen511]

You might wanna check out Sherwin Williams Kem-Aqua line. You will need to use a "business" account. It's a water based lacquer, of all things. It is amazing. Very hard. I just sprayed all my upstairs trim, doors, cabinets, and banister, with it. It will crackle a bit over caulk, but can be touched up with a foam brush. Crazy durable stuff. The cleanup isn't as smooth as most other water based paints. But, a but of denatured alcohol, etc will remove the fine traces in gun. Not very brushable (thin). I used some spilled paint in a lint free rag to saturate some MDF shelves. They came out slick.

[@00DUCK]

Now I have a winter project to prep for this coming late Fall early winter. Except my space is 15 ft wide and I want to go 24 deep and add book shelves on both ends with the TV in the center. Basement entertainment center, game, movie and book storage. Great set of videos! I learned a lot. Thanks!