This episode covers the veneering process for kitchen doors, focusing on materials like MDF and white oak veneer. It highlights the micro shaker style, blending modern and traditional designs. Key fabrication techniques include old-fashioned gluing and effective clamping methods. The importance of sanding and finishing is emphasized, along with updates on the kitchen project and a new wall-to-wall closet system with bi-folding doors.
Up Next in Season 1
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S1E12 Cabinet levelers in a small kit...
The Calm Ave project showcases a kitchen renovation, detailing the cabinet installation process for both lower and upper cabinets. It highlights the need for templating countertops in three pieces due to access issues and stresses the importance of clear communication with finishers for precise r...
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S1E13 Built in bookshelf with lap joints
A bookcase project is introduced, showcasing its design and fabrication. The bookcase features a two-tone color scheme and is made from a strong combo core material. Structural integrity is ensured with lap joints for heavy book support. The installation process includes careful shelf attachment ...
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S1E14 Hiding cabinet screws
Space constraints challenge the shop while managing multiple projects. Recent decluttering efforts support ongoing work. Preferences for cabinet hardware highlight the benefits of magic corners and trash units. Techniques for cabinet installation focus on hinge mounting and blocking for stability...
