You WON'T BELIEVE how EASY it is to Build CUSTOM Cabinets Ep 1

Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or a complete beginner, this video will provide valuable insights and inspiration for your next DIY kitchen project.
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[@BigBoss-ve8zw]

I could watch you make cabinets all day right here on the NUMBER ONE HOME IMPROVEMENT KZbin CHANNEL IN THE ENTIRE WORLD!

[@67curtghs]

Best Sliding Miter I found was the Makita Ls1219 slider. Great DC and accurate.

[@JTHCarpentry]

I started with the Bosch miter and had issues with accuracy. Now using the makita slider and love it. Dust collection is great too!

[@johnjenkins6609]

My vote is either the Makita Slider or the Festool kapex. The robot arm sliders like the Bosch, Delta,and Ridgid have deflection the wider you go and you need to have a consistent pull everytime or else your cuts will vary slightly. Also I’d recommend a shadow line versus a laser

[@sbraudrick]

Happy with my Ridgid 12" mitre saw... basically a Delta Cruzer

[@jongardner6959]

3m cubitron sanding nets are my go to. They seem to be aggressive and don't get plugged as quickly as others I've tried

[@Aepek]

2:29 Bosch or Delta cruzer are 2 that I know of and have used both before settled on my current miter saw choice down below. Delta has lots of accessories/mods can buy and add, more so than Bosch, and do like the Bosch, but b/c of the accessories for Bosch….id go delta instead. That said, makita does have a zero clearance but not the articulated arm you said, it’s the rail system that slides forward not back; so can have against wall, just like the metabo-hpt 36v 10” dual bevel that I actually been using now for 2.5 yrs now as main saw and have custom fabricating solutions zero clearance fence and table insert that absolutely love using along w/ their miter saw extensions setup for work I do. Also are very easy to contact etc. Also use a industrial miter saw blade that is NOT thin kerf, as this helps to prevent wobble when doing full slide cut etc and imo, blades last bit longer and also get them sharpened (yes, know more saw blades are being made to resharpened at lower prices, but depending on blade, not sure worth it). Hope helps someone, have good one Cheers✌🏻

[@MarkCeranec]

I'll usually sand the inside part of the openings (the 3/4" thick part) before I assemble the face frames. Then you can do it with the orbital sander and not by hand. No rails in the way at that point

[@GimpGladly]

Would a radial arm saw meet your needs? I suppose all the compound angles and such you can do with a miter saw might answer that question, but if you ask me you can't beat the accuracy of a radial arm saw. I will definitely be interested to see what you land on.

[@divemanred]

Get the Kapex!

[@kevinh5983]

Nice job handyman. I've never built true cabinets. I've built bookshelves but never cabinets with doors. Looking forward to seeing what you have for this project.

[@gregstoddard8097]

Used to use the Gator sandpaper and it was pretty decent. Then I tried the 3M Xtract sandpaper. The difference is night and day, less clogging, longer use and much better dust extractions due to the mess backing design.

[@motorcitycraftsman]

I have the Bosch 12" Axially Glide corded and I have trouble with accuracy. I think i will switch to the makita cordless eventually. 12" is really useful for me.

[@eworks9828]

I have found that a quality sandpaper lessens the amount of effort to get rid of scratches from a previous grit. Used to use the cheapest I could get but used some 3m cubitron on a project and now will not go back. Try some and see what I mean!

[@PaulMikna]

Nice vac attachment on the Kreg jig.... I use mine all the time, but w/o the vacuum compatibility.

[@JonnyDIY]

Great video thanks for sharing, good bye! PS- I dont even think I can get that paint in California 😥

[@tcolgan12]

Try the Festool sanders. A bit expensive, but well worth it.

[@HaeloThere]

I use a 10 inch dual bevel Skil sliding miter saw. There is a 12 inch one as well if you need bigger. It's a really good value! My favorite feature is the shadow line instead of a laser or light. I've only seen that feature on maybe one other brand and the Skil has all if not more features than the other competitor brands. Go to a Menards or Lowes if there is one near you and they should have it on display so you can compare them all

[@frankmastromauro5630]

Good video

[@aaronsherwood4835]

Delta saw my fav

[@StillmanFam]

I tested 3 sliding miter saws that are designed to fit close to the wall. I returned one immediately, used one for 2 months and gave it away, then ended up keeping the Makita LS1219L. The Makita is expensive but it's cheaper than wasting time on saws that can't do the job. You'll need to set it up to get the most out of it. There is almost no deflection at full extension. Stops are solid. Adjustments are easy. Dust control is OK but the throat needs to be kept clean, it clogs easily.

[@TheHandyman1]

Thanks, That the one I'm leaning towards.

[@RobertLivingstone-n4g]

i use the gator sand paper good video

[@on3tee539]

Recently got the Bosch GCM12SD. You have to spend the time to set it up and calibrate it. It is fully adjustable. Found the table, fences and shoulders to be within Bosch's manufacture tolerance specs, which are lacking with respect to expectations for "fine woodworking" (i've seen new festools out of the box much worse). Use a full kerf blade to reduce runout. Adding a shadow light is an easy and cheap mod and would recommend the shop nation dust adapter as well. While you can enduce some deflection, you kind of have to force it to deflect, which would happen if you are rushing or forcing a cut rather than letting the blade do the work. At this price point, you probably won't find anything better that will fit up against a wall. Good Luck with your choice.

[@hansonr22]

Mitre saw recommendation is a Bosch GCM12SD, I love mine.

[@southlake100]

I am very happy with my metabo 12" saw. Still a zero clearance back.

[@vernonland5987]

I built some kitchen cabinets, the youtuber I watched said always cut a reference edge on your melamine. I knew better and said to myself, melamine has to have edges that are 90 degrees because they make it at the melamine factory and how could it not be 90 degrees? After taking apart a glued and screwed cabinet because its corners were not 90 degrees, I started cutting reference edges. It's amazing how out of square some of the sheet goods edges are. Apparently, the workers at the melamine factory didn't get the 90 degree training.

[@tomconway6808]

I have a 12 inch Metabo HPT sliding miter saw where the motor/blade slide on fixed rails rather than the rails sliding and protruding out the back. It looks like they only offer that in the 10 inch battery version (that can also be plugged in apparently) for some reason. Mine is NOT battey operated at all. Other woodworking KZbinrs have voiced concerns that there might be a bit of slop/wiggle in those articulating arm miter saws like the Delta Cruzer. They might be acting picky though since it's not a Festool or whatever they like.

[@EastRiverHomestead]

Lookin' real good.

[@jflugum]

Delta Cruiser would be my saw to get.

[@paulheitkemper1559]

There are a lot of videos showing that the articulating arm saws have deflection when extended, especially in miters, and double especially in compound miters. I want one, but I'm going to hold off until they get that figured out. I'll just stick to my old Bosch slider until then.

[@steveevets13]

I have only ever used the Bosch 12" glide. its real smooth. Easy to get in alignment. With a homemade zero clearance insert - cuts real nice. I have probably had it for 12 years.

[@oliver299d]

on a powermatic 66 and all older of their machinery the first 2 numbers should be the year that it was made, I have the same saw I bought new in 96 it's a great machine I use it often, as a part of my overall business

[@jonahstoyroom7516]

Could there ever be a problem with the door twisting? From the wood twisting as it dries?

[@MetalAsFork]

Recently watched a video about which sandpaper and discs to buy. Answer is almost always to spend the money on better stuff like Cubitron or whatever. You end up spending less and also saving time.

[@andrewkennedy9704]

I know people don't like the brand but if you want to be spendy you could get the festool saw.

[@michaelchyles]

Handy, we need more mariachi music especially now

[@jimkane9832]

I have the bosch articulating arm saw and the makita forward rail saw. The bosch is smoother but the makita is more accurate.

[@TheHandyman1]

Thanks for the info. The Makita seems a lot more expensive.

[@jensvincent4702]

Makita is the go to for good mitre saws.

[@Aepek]

15:03 actually started using face shield to prevent stuff getting into my eyes, as now have severe dry eyes that doing a ceiling drywall patch can cause me to get 3 cornea scratches on right eye and 2 on left and tell ya; not fun at all and ended up in e.r. 🤦🏼 yes ppl, had safety glasses on but didn’t work, so now use face shields and full face masks to protect eyes and lungs when needed. P.s. to anyone doing remodels or any type construction, PLEASE do not sweep crap into cavities or under tub, b/c no one likes removing ceiling drywall and getting face full of junk, like who throws 2 glass beer bottles under a tub and an empty lays chips and Doritos bags 🤦🏼 getting hit with glass in face always fun, NOT; so….please think of next person and cleanup afterwards. Ok, rant done. Cheers✌🏻

[@joeladam742]

I have the 10 inch rigid with the articulating arms. I am happy with it.

[@garyreister6354]

What kind of editing software do you use?

[@TheHandyman1]

filmora

[@michaelmason-il1ie]

Festool kpex is the best saw on the market

[@robertmelcher2953]

3m sand paper ftw. What’s up handyman 👨‍🔧.

[@steelvalleysportsmen7737]

I would skip the robot arm saws and go to the sliding bar forward design like the makita and festool

[@Patricksmancave]

What about the Bosch zero gild saw.

[@q1joe]

Bosh or Festool

[@rprevost]

@2:46-2:50 the saw is moving.....

[@TheHandyman1]

Good eyes. I actually had to recut that piece.

[@semperfi5861]

🇺🇲 Heck Yeah Handy Dandy 🇺🇲

[@Wishfuldream]

No pocket hole clamps?

[@TheHandyman1]

I have them but don't use them anymore. I use my really strong hands to hold it in place and send it.

[@Wishfuldream]

@ since you’re showing us how you make stuff, maybe suggest an option or show us ways we can do it. I find a screw follows grain and will shift. But then again…I just did that with my comment/question.

[@MarshallLoveday]

As to a new compound miter saw, I think if I were buying a new one right now, I might go with what Travis at the 'Shop Nation' YT channel uses - a Bosch GCM12SD. You might also want to buy from him one of his dust collection chute accessories.

[@lolwtnick4362]

consulate? foreign leaders? did you get an invite to an island?? LOL

[@creekhandyman5974]

Festool MFT & tracksaw or equivalent

[@mattcampbell7873]

Makita LS1019L. 100%. Festool, amazing, but the Makita is half the price with all the same accuracy.

[@nmancini]

As cool as the Bosch axel glide arm looks, the makita forward design is better and half the price the festool

[@brendandougherty6679]

Are you sure that’s not butters creamy goo?

[@kevinintheusa8984]

I am not a professional cabinet maker but I have been insanely happy with my Bosch 12 inch glide and I think I have been using mine for over 4 years now without one problem. I think I considered a Delta Glide at some point for my son but I think he also ended up with a Bosch.

[@2mustange]

If you want top of the line saw I would recommend Bosch GCM12SD Professional. I bought one a few years ago for $250. Got it off a contractor who was taking this thing onsite to jobs and it was to heavy to continue doing that. I got a steal and so far it works pretty well. This is for DIY home projects too so I don't even use this thing professionally, but see the value in the multi axis arms

[@TheHandyman1]

That saw is a lot less money then makita I'm looking

[@2mustange]

@TheHandyman1 Makitas are nice too. I tend to lean towards Bosch whenever I get a corded tool. If getting battery powered just stick to your flavor of color choices.

[@johnrescigno1367]

You forgot to tell us the story about your sprayer

[@MyDIYBuilds]

My buddy has one of those saws and he uses it solely for cabinet making.

[@Art-jw8ho]

Highly recommend the Bosch dual bevel miter saw. It has arms that pivot instead of those annoying bars so you can save space behind the saw. Pricey but worth it.

[@jimc.964]

80 degrees?! You should be wearing your flip flops!

[@VaporheadATC]

I wanted to make a bathroom cabinet, but all the video's I watched said I needed a wood planer and I didn't want to spend $500-600 on a piece of equipment if I didn't need to. It seems like you have had good luck without using one?

[@MikeM-bi5ot]

Gator junk/ craftsman is ok not ideal/ I’ll make a special trip across town to get Diablo from Home on the pot.

[@BamaBreeze]

Did I make it to number 1. ?

[@brianblair2935]

The Dewalt 0 clearance is a very saw

[@andrewhricovsky2633]

Festool

[@mateoespinosa7660]

Try out the dewalt flexvolt 12 inch miter saw it is very acurate and cuts like a dream. It uses batteries but feels like it’s a corded miter saw cuts like a dream

[@Art-jw8ho]

Highly recommend the Bosch dual bevel miter saw. It has arms that pivot instead of those annoying bars so you can save space behind the saw. Pricey but worth it. GCM12SD. Seems to be popular in the comments!

[@RayFury]

bro when are you going to clean out your garage???

[@kaycox5555]

MILWAUKEE SAW

[@Anonymous51701]

So where’s the cabinet

[@TheHandyman1]

Watch the video and you will find your answers.

[@MikeM-bi5ot]

Festool would be a good tax deduction

[@navy9398]

Bosch

[@MrMrMr1983]

Professionally, Festool is the way to go. Yes, it hurts buying it, but why bother spending 900 bucks on a Makita while you can go Festool for a couple of hundreds more?

[@ssime9844]

Bosh

[@aaragon6866]

Bosch is suppose to be the best if you have little space behind the saw and you want a sliding mitre saw. People rave about.

[@alanmatthews9260]

A face frame is not a cabinet

[@TheHandyman1]

Aren't you Special. Did you even watch the video?

[@alanmatthews9260]

@ Dammit. Scrubbing doesn’t count huh? Plan to go back and watch - always looking for tips on painting

[@TheHandyman1]

I watch all my youtube on 2x speed.

[@alanmatthews9260]

@ I like it when you do the chipmunk voice

[@alanmatthews9260]

@@TheHandyman1I eagerly await Ep 2!