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Hi Mark,

I'm hoping it's as easy to work with as the video claims too, lol. I'd mentioned applying 2 coats of Redgard, a roll-on elastomeric waterproofing membrane to the underside. Between the 2...

Hi Tom,

No, the cabinets were made from pre-finished 3/4" maple ply so I'm good. Thanks for pointing it out though!

Paul,

I laid the filler piece under the counter top and flush to the wall so that I could use the counter top edge to scribe against. Because of the wall, I couldn't use a pencil to trace so...

Richard & Frank,

Thanks for the feedback.

Richard, I agree MDF is cheap and makes sense to just get another sheet, cut it and be done with it. The problem is I need to finish this up before...

Wife isn't sure whether she wants a 4" back splash or all the way up to the bottom of the upper cabinets, so I need to do something now in order to be ready for the epoxy coat.

Hi all,

I've been working on remodeling my kitchen for months now and finally into the home stretch. Stripped down to studs, insulation, replaced dropped ceiling with sheet rock, built all...

Mreza,

Thanks again for taking the time to help me, I definitely feel better about how to approach this now.

I'm curious...would the 79B9698 work on the opposite side (side of the adjacent cabinet) if the door pull on the adjacent cabinet was on the left side of the door, farthest from the the location of...

Mreza,

Thanks for your patience and help, I just want to make sure I understand. Based on the photo I posted of my cabinet and my intention of having the door open on the opposite side of the...

Hi David,

I built my cabinet based on a design in Bob Lang's book "The Complete Kitchen Cabinetmaker". But he adds some plywood supports just inside the door opening for mounting the hinges at a...

Mreza,

Thanks for the links. I'd like to do what's shown in the 3rd image, but I don't believe the spacer will be necessary as there will only be 1 adjacent cabinet (as shown in the attached...

Mreza,

For some reason I'm no longer able to view images. Is that now only reserved for contributors?

The corner cabinets will only have 1 adjacent cabinet so I can choose to have the doors...

Thanks mreza, I'll take a look. Have you used these yourself? Any issues or tips you can provide?

Hi all,

I've started building my frame-less kitchen cabinets and planning on full overlay Shaker style doors. I've built one of upper corner cabinets which will have a 45 degree mounted door. Now...

Thanks Corey, good info. I found your post with the jig pictures, very helpful!

Hello Simon,

Thanks for taking the time to answer. You're suggestion makes perfect sense as the reference face on the piece will be the same for both mortises. I don't know why I got caught up on...

've wanted a Domino for some time and finally bought one for the project I'm building now for a customer. It's a laptop stand to sit in front of his indoor bike trainer. It has a horseshoe shaped...

Home Depot has a great deal right now on a cordless Makita track saw with 4 batteries, track, charger and 2 cases for $499.00 (save $319)...

Thanks for all of the suggestions. I think I'm going to try the ball mill. Going to Harbor Freight this morning, I'll see if they have them.

No shaper here but I do have a router table. I have 2 cove box bits - 1's too small and the other is too large. I can try the small one with stops and see how it works out. The easiest way would be...

David, what do you mean?

When all's said and done probably 30 or so.

I was thinking about an angled sled too, but couldn't decide on the best way to go from there. Drum sander bit may work but not sure about the fostner bit as the center point extends further than the...

A couple of years ago I made myself a simple iPad stand, which includes an access "notch" (not sure what to call it) to allow me to press the home button when the iPad is seated in the dado in...

Thanks Rod. I gave this more thought after posting it and came to the same conclusion. I would just need to use thin ply for the back so I don't run into problems.

Thanks again!