Turn cabinets into shaker style

Learn 3 DIY shaker cabinet door construction techniques, for all skill levels, including beginner, intermediate, and professional techniques.

Step by step tutorial turning flat paneled cabinets into DIY shaker cabinets. Oh, kitchen remodels. They always start out so simple and then turn into so. much. more. Cabinets are a huge focal point in the kitchen. They are also a huge cost in a kitchen makeover. When we bought our farmhouse, we knew the

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while i love the storage the multiple built-in cabinets our house came with, i hated the cathedral cabinet doors. so i asked our carpenter right away about replacing them and he said that’s g…

Natalie Park | DIY, Builds & Design on Instagram: "🚪TUTORIAL ON HOW TO MAKE SHAKER CABINET DOORS! I just finished making my shaker cabinet doors and drawer fronts for the built-ins the other day! I wanted to share with you my go-to way on making them on my table saw using the tongue and groove method. Making the cuts on a tester piece first and dry-fitting is essential. You will need to make tiny micro adjustments to the fence and height of the blade in order to get the perfect fit for your…

This kitchen remodel has been my biggest undertaking yet, and definitely the most fun! When we were looking to buy this house I knew without a doubt something had to be done with the kitchen. On the bright side the cabinets are solid oak and were in overall great condition, but they were coated, and I mean

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Natalie Park | DIY, Builds & Design on Instagram: "This is how I like to make my bases for built-in cabinets! I learned how to do it this way from Jason at @bentswoodworking and I haven’t veered from it since. It’s pretty simple and uses extra plywood you may have laying around. Making the bases separate from the cabinet itself makes it much easier to level the bases first and then secure to the studs in the wall. Then you can just plop your cabinet boxes on top and you know they will be…