How To Make Shaker Cabinet Doors (KINDA EASY!)

[@DIYTyler]

Few people asking about the Fuji pressure pot, a real nice addition to a spray system! amzn.to/2RxXLCO And the ripping blade that I used, an Amana glue line rip: amzn.to/2TvPpxy

[@jbaby362]

Before watching this I didn't think I could do this project, but now I feel I can; thank you very much

[@mkushin]

Super slick process. And for all of you that are about to do this, MAKE ONE OF THOSE DRYING RACKS!!! It's a life saver.

[@DIYTyler]

It's amazing, a must have if you make more than a few doors! Thanks for watching Miles.

[@chrisgoodwin2080]

Lol, the little voice over "drying" has me in stitches! Love it. I thought it was a skip in the video, nice save, and great video!

[@raylormontana4932]

Great job. Just a little tip from a painter, when you’re spraying don’t release the trigger. It’ll help prevent the sprayer from spitting

[@StevenDavisPhoto]

Very nice video. I'm looking to do my own kitchen redo soon. One thing I would change is using MDF panels instead of maple, as they will expand and contract less with changes in humidity.

[@sapelesteve]

Nicely done Tyler & that's quite the production line that you've got going there!

[@DIYTyler]

Lots and lots of doors! Done for now though.

[@gmtoomey]

This is the channel to learn how to do things quickly, accurately and professionally.

[@DIYTyler]

Thanks for the kind feedback Gregory!

[@garysummers2250]

I looked in my workshop and didn't notice any of the professional equipment you have to make these doors (KINDA EASY)

[@WesHamstra]

Awesome. I like your router table set up. Its making me rethink my router set up.

[@christofix]

indeed @wes hamstra, I especially liked the tip with the tape on the router height adjustement very very interesting!

[@DIYTyler]

The dust collection is amazing! Do it Wes!!

[@WesHamstra]

Tyler G the dust collection i have on my set up is pretty good. Better then my table saw

[@MrMarlin03]

What router table system is this Tyler you do awesome work

[@emmanuelmacias2702]

Love your workshop!

[@anthonydtobias]

Shaker style is my favorite style. They look great!!!

[@DIYTyler]

Indeed, we like them too!

[@southerncustomcuts729]

Thanks for demonstrating the tongue and groove router bits! I’ve debated whether or not it would easier to use the table saw or router for these types of cuts. Definitely the router table after seeing your video. Thanks!

[@DIYTyler]

For sure! And you can easily change designs using the same setup.

[@WatchMeDIYIt]

Those cabinet doors came out super nice, Tyler! 👏👏🙌

[@christofix]

i agree, it looks like a lot of work but the result is awsome

[@DIYTyler]

Thanks man!

[@MP-yz6sb]

Great video. I've been thinking about making new cabinet doors for my kitchen. I have 4 doors that I want to have glass inserts done and have not been able to find anyone that will touch the existing doors to remove the wood panel and insert glass. I've never done anything like this before and have recently bought myself an entry level miter saw and table saw. I have a healthy respect for all of my fingers so I am just not sure if this is something that I can do.

[@danmottesheard5294]

thanks Tyler. I am fixing to tackle this identical job and this was very helpful

[@DIYTyler]

Good to hear Dan, thanks for watching!

[@StuffUCanMake]

Your spray system is super cool. Like that spray paint pot that you hang on your waist.

[@DIYTyler]

It is amazing...the only way to apply finish!

[@christofix]

This video is right in time for me. I want to make cabinets for my own workshop! i'm already started planning how i want to build it, i will have a video on my channel in a few weeks from now wich will show how i made mine. The tip with the tape on the router hight adjustement is a great idea, thanks for that! Keep making awsome videos like this, they are nice to watch and give me some inspiration! Greetings Christofix

[@DIYTyler]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Great looking doors Tyler! Thanks for sharing the video.👍😎JP

[@DIYTyler]

Thanks JP!

[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Your very welcome Tyler! 😎

[@FredMcIntyre]

Nicely done Tyler, thanks for the info! 👍🏻👊🏻

[@DIYTyler]

Thanks Fred!

[@DaveInTrinity]

What a dream workshop! I have one question about the panels. All the panels I see at the big box stores and even one lumber yard are never 0.25" thick. They are more like 0.20-.021", so the panels are loose and there's a visible gap. I don't know how to compensate for this. In the video, it looks like your panel wood is actually tight. I've looked at birch, plywoods, even MDF, etc. Why am I not getting this fit? Thanks for the helpful video.

[@jasonpaulwhiting]

Question, what do you use for your inside panel on the large locker doors? A panel that size makes me worried about wood movement. Would you do an MDF panel?

[@DIYTyler]

MDF would be adequate. I have done some pretty large doors, 1.5'x6' with plywood panels and they are great. I have seen kitchens that have a solid panel that you can sometimes see the unfinished edge as the seasons change. Solution there would be to paint the panel, or at least prime with your final color, before assembly since you don't actually glue the panel in place anyway.

[@jasonpaulwhiting]

@@DIYTyler wonderful, thank you Tyler. Your mudroom look amazing. I have a mudroom with open lockers and I want to build doors for them. Your videos have been so helpful. Subscribed!

[@newbloomrayna0105]

Great project can't wait to see the results.

[@henaken08]

I did appreciate the video, great technique and very professional. The only thing that I like to ask it would be great to see how could I do the same thing with non professional tools... Not everybody has your super tools, or the DIY in the video title should be changed for "professional door making'. Still it's a supervideo. Best regards.

[@KalinLeonard]

henaken08 yeah same here. Though it was cool to watch, it wasn’t practical for a non-professional.

[@kiheirc3195]

That’s what I thought easy with all those tools and complete cabinet shop

[@_the_wife_3323]

Well done! They look great.

[@DIYTyler]

As long as you like them!

[@ckutzli]

Another nice project. I just wanted to say I truly appreciate your hard work and dedication to this channel, keep it up. Quality videos like yours are becoming fewer and fewer. Your efforts are not going unnoticed. I’ve been thinking about a drum sander and it appears yours is a nice mix of quality and price. Would you repurchase it if you had to do it over again? If not what would be your choice in a mid-price range? Loyal fan Bruce

[@DIYTyler]

Thanks Bruce! I would certainly buy the same brand....maybe the bigger version. I probably would have gotten the bigger one to start with but the Rockler I was at didn't have one in stock and I couldn't wait.

[@nathantimothycelestino]

Nice I am in woodworking class, I also notice you are a Redwings fan!!! #LGRW

[@NC4Walker]

Hey there. Great channel!! What do you recommend for pantry doors that are 19”w X 89”h?

[@rdunehew]

Nice build mr

[@DIYTyler]

Thank you!

[@BearCreekWoodworking]

Awesome lesson!

[@DIYTyler]

Thanks Man!!

[@quentinsherratt7969]

Good work T💯🎯

[@94auwing]

Great job like always

[@DIYTyler]

Thanks man!

[@YOUKONIZER]

Very nice

[@davidmahoney6321]

Where did you you get your tongue router bit. The one that I am using cuts 1/4" top/bottom. I would like one the cuts wider so I do not have a sliver of wood left over.

[@wadealbert138]

Hi Tyler great work bud, what make and model number is your thickness planer??? Nice videos and skills. Thank you

[@JamieR2077]

Cool video, impressive craftsmanship! But is a planer, jointer, drum sander, router table, pressure pot sprayer ECT really 'DIY'!?

[@DIYTyler]

I thought I did all the work myself....do it yourself?🤔

[@JamieR2077]

@@DIYTyler true!

[@jeremyspecce]

Weird that you posted this almost a month ago but it just showed up for me today, I literally was making the exact same kind of doors yesterday! I did have a little issue that I think my router is not sitting 100% square to the fence so my grooves are not exactly true. Kind of a bummer and something I need to address. I've done 2 complete doors and parts of a third but I have another 5 or 6 at least still to go for this one project. How much tweaking did you need to do to get the bit height and depth right? I added a few of the included shims into the tongue bit to get a tighter fit.

[@tomasgulas]

I did enjoy this video!!

[@ursusworkshop549]

Hey Tyler, how much do you typically have to dilute the kem aqua? I have a Fuji sprayer but I can't get good atomization. Thanks!

[@lorenzogonzalez9892]

Excelente Felicidades y gracias por el tutorial. Abrazos

[@nanjuce65]

great thank you for the video

[@eddiefinestcutz]

Hello what type of wood are you using?

[@ryanabardo]

Hi Tyler, I'm new to your channel and I really enjoy the content. I have a question for you that is not related to this specific build but in regards to your miter saw. I've got a really small shop (12'x15') and I'm torn on which miter saw to upgrade to. I was pretty set on the Delta Cruzer 12" (traditional sliders are out of the question) but it's a little more than I want to spend. Then I was leaning toward the Dewalt 716XPS non-slider which is what you used to have I believe. I'm interested in your opinion on why you replaced the DeWalt with the Rigid and your thoughts on sliders vs non-sliders. Thanks in advance.

[@peterdoyle833]

Just a question on the Sander, what grit are you running? mine came with 80 grit I think which will definitely remove material but seems to leave noticeable sanding marks.

[@DIYTyler]

It depends, use 80 like you if I need to remove material but I also have 150 and 220 for cleaning up the marks that are left.

[@ronwallerich9469]

Great work Tyler. What model router lift do you use? What grit did you use for the final sanding on you drum sander? Do you allow extra thickness when you make your doors to allow for the final sanding?

[@DIYTyler]

Rocklers router lift, not the pro version. 220 grit for final sanding on drum sander, don't allow for extrathickness....allowed extra width for the rails and stiles so I could sand down the edges to exactly 2".

[@shadowsruss9106]

Fantastc - thanks.

[@FranksDIY]

great job

[@DIYTyler]

Thanks Frank!

[@DeaconWoodworks]

What pressure pot do you use? I didn’t see it in the tools list in your video description. Thanks.

[@DIYTyler]

amzn.to/2RxXLCO This guy. Kinda steep but a pleasure to have if you spray the underside of anything or in large quantities.

[@mikemike7235]

Very nice video!! Could you please tell me which ripping blade from Tools Today you used?

[@DIYTyler]

Amana glue line rip: amzn.to/2TvPpxy Very pleased with it! Thanks for watching.

[@flycavsgopro9658]

Did you need to sand between coats? Was it just one coat of sealer and one finish coat?

[@DIYTyler]

I did and but only the sealer coat. One coat of sealer and two topcoats.

[@joeymerrell8585]

That's it....I'm buying a drum sander now. I'll let you deal with my wife lol

[@louis3141]

If you buy it as an Anniversary gift it's "both" of yours lol

[@DIYTyler]

You gotta get it so you can build HER stuff!

[@joeymerrell8585]

@@DIYTyler tried that. She ain't bitin. Oh well, I'll just ask for forgiveness when it gets here next week.

[@natashaklein3612]

I bought a dewalt 611 router just to make doors but I can’t find a table to work with it that’s available in Canada and not I’ve 250$ 😭 any ideas ? Thanks from newbie

[@Stevesbe]

Plywood is good for the panel when painting doors MDF is a better choice

[@brookejackson4445]

Is your quarter inch plywood panel actually a quarter inch? We bought a tongue and groove router set that is a quarter inch wide. Quarter inch plywood isn’t actually a quarter inch. Just wondering how you remedy this?

[@DIYTyler]

Yes, make sure you don't get hardboard if you are actually after 1/4" ply.

[@christopherlopez9316]

All good, if u have all that equipment

[@StreetKingz4Life]

nice video,unfortunately we don't have all those super expensive tools,i guess those are for the professional

[@brukernavnfettsjit]

That's a full production line now! You could start a small business there. Are you going to use all those doors for your house or is it for a client?

[@DIYTyler]

All for our house! The lockers (past video) and a full built out, awesome laundry room (video soon!)

[@schm4704]

5:14 birdseye maple plywood, eh? Nice! ;-)

[@DIYTyler]

Little bit of it!

[@daveerickson5313]

What grit did you use to do your final drum sanding?

[@DIYTyler]

Used 220 on the drum sander.

[@manuelgarciafranco]

👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👌👌.Saludos.

[@dougprentice1363]

With the grain direction of the rails and styles, wouldn't it be fine to glue the plywood in place?

[@jeremyspecce]

Doug Prentice I'm building the same style doors and especially with the mdf panels I'm using, I wonder the same thing. My fear is painting them and then having the panels shift and exposes unfinished areas.

[@ucla11]

Where did you purchase your paint from

[@DIYTyler]

Sherwin Williams

[@ronwallerich9469]

Thank you Tyler.

[@maximeboissonneault6203]

You could glue the plywood panel without problem, couldn’t you ?

[@DIYTyler]

Maybe in the middle. The wood around it is going to move so you don't want a solid glue joint.

[@robertboyer5498]

This is where you lose the majority of people. Almost no normal Joes have a planer let alone a jointer. This isn't simple when you don't have the expensive tools. They turned out great, but I'd be limited to whatever edge I can accomplish with my table saw and hand tools.

[@joeychgo]

um, that isnt a jointer - thats a planer (1.53)

[@danjones4002]

Space balls. Please use them

[@alex46215]

Wood whisperer 2.0? Same video style format, almost same voice and method of talking...lol not sponsored by Powermatic though

[@DIYTyler]

Now that is a compliment, thank you! I was in no way trying to mimick him but if I could be like one guy it would be him!

[@bianmcg11]

pretty sure if we owned all that equip.....we wouldnt be here....

[@DIYTyler]

Great excuses to not make stuff on your own...

[@ConorMakes]

plywood does not expand or contract lol

[@DIYTyler]

Exactly.....the wood around it will.