Custom Built-ins Part 3: Cabinet Doors (Diresta inspired)

[@FHFTHAILAND]

This is beautiful work and simple. Thanks for sharing.

[@electricianron_New_Jersey]

Excellent! I'm an amateur woodworker and when I saw you do your doors I couldn't believe what I was seeing! I built cabinet doors recently the exact same way. I was totally winging it and they came out great!

[@TwoDogGarageWoodworks]

That is awesome!

[@BryanCmpbll]

You need to put some affiliate links for the hinges and other hardware/tools. in the description. Really like the build and think I'm going to do something similar. I'd like to use them to give you a kickback.

[@keycitywoodworks]

Hey brother. Great job. What hinges did you use??

[@Jkcreswell]

Your hinge and handle jigs are brilliant!

[@TwoDogGarageWoodworks]

Thanks!

[@jcaprietta]

Nice work with just pocket holes. How did you figure out the size of the doors and the hinges ?

[@Darr733]

3 great videos. Fantastic job. My next DIY job.

[@DavidA-uk9bm]

'Really nice, I only wish you would commentate and tell us more detail of what you are doing in the video.

[@TheDesertRat31]

Were those doors poplar or pine? Have any issues due to seasonal movement? I know you nailed a plywood panel into a rabbet but I wonder if there could still be issues with that construction method. I'm planning a built in project and looking at videos for ideas, etc.

[@TwoDogGarageWoodworks]

Great question. So far so good. Poplar, which is used often in cabinets. Easy to paint. I have not dealt with any movement yet, 2 years strong. If you are worried, a floating panel would be the way to go.

[@jayybonnee]

what kind of router bit did you use?

[@วงศธรตะวันขึ้น]

Great. Thank you for sharing ideas.

[@richmwjones]

This is amazing work! Love the video, love the workmanship, great craft.

[@TwoDogGarageWoodworks]

Thank you!

[@TwistedWorkshop77]

Great work! I would be proud to have that in my house

[@TwoDogGarageWoodworks]

Thanks! We love it!

[@bonytonnett]

Awesome work! Thanks for sharing. I was curious what nail gun you were using.

[@TwoDogGarageWoodworks]

Thanks! Nothing special, Craftsman's older model 18 v electric 18 gauge nail gun

[@windygorge1]

all you need is crown and its done. really nice project

[@TwoDogGarageWoodworks]

Thank you!

[@dekeros-recreationalwoodwo6456]

Impressive! Well done buddy. I like the jigs/templates you had for the hinges and handles. :-)

[@TwoDogGarageWoodworks]

Thank you! Gotta love jigs!

[@Jeremyd1234]

Looks great. What type of wood did you use throughout the project? I am looking at building something very similar but researching wood to use can drive you nuts, everyone has a different opinion.

[@yvettewallus119]

Thanks for the video. This is exactly what I want to build in my living room.

[@robb1267]

Very nice!

[@TwoDogGarageWoodworks]

Thank you!

[@carmichaelcourt3440]

all that work and you didn't fill in the pocket holes in the doors? probably totally fed up with working on it by then... I'm the same way!

[@TwoDogGarageWoodworks]

haha right?! I figured its the back of the door. Might get around to it at some point

[@spblackey]

Any reason you didn't use the router table for the panel rabbet?

[@TwoDogGarageWoodworks]

Not really. Could be done either way!

[@sman222222]

Wasn’t all that priming fun?! I just did our walk in closet and had to do all that priming then paint it all. I’d have to say that was the most dreaded part of it all. Great job! I’m about to do the same thing in our living room.👍

[@timheasman2984]

sman222222 Spray is the way 😉

[@akivazohar2502]

Nice dogs Did you really need shelves that look to be 1.5”.? Must be very heavy Looks great

[@TwoDogGarageWoodworks]

Thank you! The shelves are 3 feet wide so I didn't want any bowing under the heavy books. And yes its very heavy!

[@windygorge1]

good job. but i'll order my doors online. lol

[@soundboy89]

Oh man, I love jigs.

[@CarlosRodriguez-vg2ob]

I’m having a hard time with the doors argh

[@TwoDogGarageWoodworks]

You can do it!