Build Cabinets the Easy Way || Before and After Office Makeover

Summary by Krater

The woodworker builds the carcase and face frame for built-in office cabinets using prefinished birch plywood, pocket holes, and dado joints, and assembles them in the office space.

From the video

Answers: How do you build and install built-in office cabinets?

• Building cabinet carcases
• Making cabinet face frames
• Working with prefinished birch plywood
• Using pocket hole jigs
• Dado and rabbet joinery
• Installing built-in office cabinets

What it concludes

• Using prefinished plywood for cabinet interiors eliminates the need to finish the inside after cutting.
• Using pocket holes for face frames makes assembly much easier and faster without requiring dowels or dominos.
• Under-mount drawer slides are the best and easiest to install.
• Cabinets will be much easier to assemble and install if you cut all parts accurately and plan ahead.