![\"kitchen-dining-cabinet-17\"](\"https:\/\/twomakeahome.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/11\/kitchen-dining-cabinet-17.png\")
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nTools:<\/h1>\n\n- Circular saw<\/li>\n
- Miter saw<\/li>\n
- Drill<\/li>\n
- Pocket hole jig (like the Kreg Jig)<\/li>\n
- Brad nailer<\/li>\n
- Table saw<\/a> (optional)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
<\/p>\n
Tips:<\/h1>\n\n- Work safely and don\u2019t rush.<\/li>\n
- Read the entire plan before getting started.<\/li>\n
- Use glue on all joints between wood pieces.<\/li>\n
- Predrill holes before using screws to avoid splitting.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
![\"kitchen-dining-cabinet-01\"](\"https:\/\/twomakeahome.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/11\/kitchen-dining-cabinet-01-800x600.png\")
<\/picture><\/a><\/h1>\nStep 1<\/h1>\n
Cut the sides and bottom of the cabinet from \u00be\u201d plywood. Cut two 1\u201d x 4\u201d pieces to tie the sides of the cabinet together at the top (this saves on plywood since the top will be added in a later step). Drill pocket holes in the bottom of the bottom piece, inside the front edge of the side pieces, and on the ends of the 1 x 4\u2019s. Drill holes for shelf pins on the insides of the cabinet sides. Assemble all the pieces using pocket hole screws and glue<\/p>\n
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<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 2<\/h1>\n
Cut the back from \u00bc\u201d plywood and assemble using wood glue and brads.<\/p>\n
![\"kitchen-dining-cabinet-04\"](\"https:\/\/twomakeahome.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/11\/kitchen-dining-cabinet-04-800x600.png\")
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 3<\/h1>\n
Build the face frame from 1×2\u2019s. Cut the pieces to length, drill pocket holes in the ends of the horizontal pieces. Assemble using pocket hole<\/a> screws and glue.<\/p>\n![\"kitchen-dining-cabinet-05\"](\"https:\/\/twomakeahome.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/11\/kitchen-dining-cabinet-05-800x600.png\")
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 4<\/h1>\n
Cut the bottom trim from 1×6\u2019s. Miter the ends as shown and drill pocket hole screws at the miters. Screw the trim pieces together, then attach the assembly to the bottom of the cabinet using glue and brads.<\/p>\n
![\"kitchen-dining-cabinet-06\"](\"https:\/\/twomakeahome.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/11\/kitchen-dining-cabinet-06-800x600.png\")
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 5<\/h1>\n
Cut drawer slider supports to fit inside the cabinet from 1×2\u2019s. Align the bottoms of the drawer supports with the top of the middle horizontal rail on the face frame. Attach to the inside of the cabinet with wood screws and glue.<\/p>\n
![\"kitchen-dining-cabinet-07\"](\"https:\/\/twomakeahome.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/11\/kitchen-dining-cabinet-07-800x600.png\")
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 6<\/h1>\n
Cut the top from \u00be\u201d plywood to the dimensions shown. Drill pocket holes on the bottom of the plywood piece at the front and side edges. Miter 1×2\u2019s to fit and attach to the top using pocket hole screws and glue.<\/p>\n
![\"kitchen-dining-cabinet-08\"](\"https:\/\/twomakeahome.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/11\/kitchen-dining-cabinet-08-800x600.png\")
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 7<\/h1>\n
Build the drawer box from plywood (\u00be\u201d or \u00bd\u201d) alone or plywood and 1×4 boards. Measure the distance between the drawer slide supports and subtract 1\u201d to determine the width of the drawer. Cut the sides to size and assemble with glue and brads. Make sure the sides are square then attach the bottom with glue and brads as well. Attach drawer slides to the supports and sides of the drawer and adjust so that the drawer closes smoothly and the front of the drawer box is inset from the front of the face frame by \u00be\u201d when the drawer is fully closed.<\/p>\n
![\"kitchen-dining-cabinet-09\"](\"https:\/\/twomakeahome.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/11\/kitchen-dining-cabinet-09-800x600.png\")
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 8<\/h1>\n
Cut the drawer front from a 1×6 board. Predrill holes in the front of the drawer box slightly larger than the diameter of the screws you will use to attach the drawer front. Adjust the drawer front so that there is an 1\/8\u201d gap all the way around and attach the drawer front to the front of the drawer box with wood screws. Double sided tape will help to hold the drawer front in place on the drawer box.<\/p>\n
![\"kitchen-dining-cabinet-10\"](\"https:\/\/twomakeahome.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/11\/kitchen-dining-cabinet-10-800x600.png\")
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 9<\/h1>\n
Attach the bun feet with wood screws and glue.<\/p>\n
![\"kitchen-dining-cabinet-11\"](\"https:\/\/twomakeahome.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/11\/kitchen-dining-cabinet-11-800x600.png\")
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 10<\/h1>\n
Cut the shelf from plywood or a 1×12 board.<\/p>\n
![\"kitchen-dining-cabinet-12\"](\"https:\/\/twomakeahome.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/11\/kitchen-dining-cabinet-12-800x600.png\")
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 11<\/h1>\n
Build the door as shown. Attach with hinges for a full inset cabinet door after painting.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Tips:<\/h1>\n\n- Work safely and don\u2019t rush.<\/li>\n
- Read the entire plan before getting started.<\/li>\n
- Use glue on all joints between wood pieces.<\/li>\n
- Predrill holes before using screws to avoid splitting.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/h1>\nStep 1<\/h1>\n
Cut the sides and bottom of the cabinet from \u00be\u201d plywood. Cut two 1\u201d x 4\u201d pieces to tie the sides of the cabinet together at the top (this saves on plywood since the top will be added in a later step). Drill pocket holes in the bottom of the bottom piece, inside the front edge of the side pieces, and on the ends of the 1 x 4\u2019s. Drill holes for shelf pins on the insides of the cabinet sides. Assemble all the pieces using pocket hole screws and glue<\/p>\n
\u00a0 <\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 2<\/h1>\n
Cut the back from \u00bc\u201d plywood and assemble using wood glue and brads.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 3<\/h1>\n
Build the face frame from 1×2\u2019s. Cut the pieces to length, drill pocket holes in the ends of the horizontal pieces. Assemble using pocket hole<\/a> screws and glue.<\/p>\n <\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 4<\/h1>\n
Cut the bottom trim from 1×6\u2019s. Miter the ends as shown and drill pocket hole screws at the miters. Screw the trim pieces together, then attach the assembly to the bottom of the cabinet using glue and brads.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 5<\/h1>\n
Cut drawer slider supports to fit inside the cabinet from 1×2\u2019s. Align the bottoms of the drawer supports with the top of the middle horizontal rail on the face frame. Attach to the inside of the cabinet with wood screws and glue.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 6<\/h1>\n
Cut the top from \u00be\u201d plywood to the dimensions shown. Drill pocket holes on the bottom of the plywood piece at the front and side edges. Miter 1×2\u2019s to fit and attach to the top using pocket hole screws and glue.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 7<\/h1>\n
Build the drawer box from plywood (\u00be\u201d or \u00bd\u201d) alone or plywood and 1×4 boards. Measure the distance between the drawer slide supports and subtract 1\u201d to determine the width of the drawer. Cut the sides to size and assemble with glue and brads. Make sure the sides are square then attach the bottom with glue and brads as well. Attach drawer slides to the supports and sides of the drawer and adjust so that the drawer closes smoothly and the front of the drawer box is inset from the front of the face frame by \u00be\u201d when the drawer is fully closed.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 8<\/h1>\n
Cut the drawer front from a 1×6 board. Predrill holes in the front of the drawer box slightly larger than the diameter of the screws you will use to attach the drawer front. Adjust the drawer front so that there is an 1\/8\u201d gap all the way around and attach the drawer front to the front of the drawer box with wood screws. Double sided tape will help to hold the drawer front in place on the drawer box.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 9<\/h1>\n
Attach the bun feet with wood screws and glue.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 10<\/h1>\n
Cut the shelf from plywood or a 1×12 board.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 11<\/h1>\n
Build the door as shown. Attach with hinges for a full inset cabinet door after painting.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/h1>\nStep 1<\/h1>\n
Cut the sides and bottom of the cabinet from \u00be\u201d plywood. Cut two 1\u201d x 4\u201d pieces to tie the sides of the cabinet together at the top (this saves on plywood since the top will be added in a later step). Drill pocket holes in the bottom of the bottom piece, inside the front edge of the side pieces, and on the ends of the 1 x 4\u2019s. Drill holes for shelf pins on the insides of the cabinet sides. Assemble all the pieces using pocket hole screws and glue<\/p>\n
\u00a0 <\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 2<\/h1>\n
Cut the back from \u00bc\u201d plywood and assemble using wood glue and brads.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 3<\/h1>\n
Build the face frame from 1×2\u2019s. Cut the pieces to length, drill pocket holes in the ends of the horizontal pieces. Assemble using pocket hole<\/a> screws and glue.<\/p>\n <\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 4<\/h1>\n
Cut the bottom trim from 1×6\u2019s. Miter the ends as shown and drill pocket hole screws at the miters. Screw the trim pieces together, then attach the assembly to the bottom of the cabinet using glue and brads.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 5<\/h1>\n
Cut drawer slider supports to fit inside the cabinet from 1×2\u2019s. Align the bottoms of the drawer supports with the top of the middle horizontal rail on the face frame. Attach to the inside of the cabinet with wood screws and glue.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 6<\/h1>\n
Cut the top from \u00be\u201d plywood to the dimensions shown. Drill pocket holes on the bottom of the plywood piece at the front and side edges. Miter 1×2\u2019s to fit and attach to the top using pocket hole screws and glue.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 7<\/h1>\n
Build the drawer box from plywood (\u00be\u201d or \u00bd\u201d) alone or plywood and 1×4 boards. Measure the distance between the drawer slide supports and subtract 1\u201d to determine the width of the drawer. Cut the sides to size and assemble with glue and brads. Make sure the sides are square then attach the bottom with glue and brads as well. Attach drawer slides to the supports and sides of the drawer and adjust so that the drawer closes smoothly and the front of the drawer box is inset from the front of the face frame by \u00be\u201d when the drawer is fully closed.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 8<\/h1>\n
Cut the drawer front from a 1×6 board. Predrill holes in the front of the drawer box slightly larger than the diameter of the screws you will use to attach the drawer front. Adjust the drawer front so that there is an 1\/8\u201d gap all the way around and attach the drawer front to the front of the drawer box with wood screws. Double sided tape will help to hold the drawer front in place on the drawer box.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 9<\/h1>\n
Attach the bun feet with wood screws and glue.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 10<\/h1>\n
Cut the shelf from plywood or a 1×12 board.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 11<\/h1>\n
Build the door as shown. Attach with hinges for a full inset cabinet door after painting.<\/p>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/h1>\nStep 1<\/h1>\n
Cut the sides and bottom of the cabinet from \u00be\u201d plywood. Cut two 1\u201d x 4\u201d pieces to tie the sides of the cabinet together at the top (this saves on plywood since the top will be added in a later step). Drill pocket holes in the bottom of the bottom piece, inside the front edge of the side pieces, and on the ends of the 1 x 4\u2019s. Drill holes for shelf pins on the insides of the cabinet sides. Assemble all the pieces using pocket hole screws and glue<\/p>\n
\u00a0 Cut the back from \u00bc\u201d plywood and assemble using wood glue and brads.<\/p>\n Build the face frame from 1×2\u2019s. Cut the pieces to length, drill pocket holes in the ends of the horizontal pieces. Assemble using pocket hole<\/a> screws and glue.<\/p>\n Cut the bottom trim from 1×6\u2019s. Miter the ends as shown and drill pocket hole screws at the miters. Screw the trim pieces together, then attach the assembly to the bottom of the cabinet using glue and brads.<\/p>\n Cut drawer slider supports to fit inside the cabinet from 1×2\u2019s. Align the bottoms of the drawer supports with the top of the middle horizontal rail on the face frame. Attach to the inside of the cabinet with wood screws and glue.<\/p>\n Cut the top from \u00be\u201d plywood to the dimensions shown. Drill pocket holes on the bottom of the plywood piece at the front and side edges. Miter 1×2\u2019s to fit and attach to the top using pocket hole screws and glue.<\/p>\n Build the drawer box from plywood (\u00be\u201d or \u00bd\u201d) alone or plywood and 1×4 boards. Measure the distance between the drawer slide supports and subtract 1\u201d to determine the width of the drawer. Cut the sides to size and assemble with glue and brads. Make sure the sides are square then attach the bottom with glue and brads as well. Attach drawer slides to the supports and sides of the drawer and adjust so that the drawer closes smoothly and the front of the drawer box is inset from the front of the face frame by \u00be\u201d when the drawer is fully closed.<\/p>\n Cut the drawer front from a 1×6 board. Predrill holes in the front of the drawer box slightly larger than the diameter of the screws you will use to attach the drawer front. Adjust the drawer front so that there is an 1\/8\u201d gap all the way around and attach the drawer front to the front of the drawer box with wood screws. Double sided tape will help to hold the drawer front in place on the drawer box.<\/p>\n Attach the bun feet with wood screws and glue.<\/p>\n Cut the shelf from plywood or a 1×12 board.<\/p>\n Build the door as shown. Attach with hinges for a full inset cabinet door after painting.<\/p>\n <\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 2<\/h1>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 3<\/h1>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 4<\/h1>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 5<\/h1>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 6<\/h1>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 7<\/h1>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 8<\/h1>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 9<\/h1>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 10<\/h1>\n
<\/picture><\/a><\/p>\nStep 11<\/h1>\n