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That way, when I hang my cabinets, I can attach the trim along the top of the cabinets and have something to nail to. So I attached my top panel 3 ½” from the top of the side panel. I wanted my cabinets to go all the way to the ceiling, BUT I was adding a piece of trim between the cabinet and the ceiling and needed something to nail that trim to. Now…I bet you’re wondering why there’s a space at the top in my diagram above. I saved the thin strip leftover to use later as the top supports.

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So for my base cabinets, I ripped my full plywood sheets down to 22 ¾” strips. If you want to change the depth of your own cabinets, rip your plywood narrower or wider as needed.

Step 1: Determine and Cut Cabinet DepthĪ Note About Cabinet Depth: I built these DIY cabinets frameless, with full overlay doors to avoid having to use anything except plywood to build them. That said, the total depth of my base cabinets including the door was about 24” deep and upper cabinets was about 13 ¾”. RELATED: Check out the Top Ten Tools I Recommend for Cabinet and Furniture Building in this post. ¼” Birch PureBond Plywood (full sheets are best, but 2×8, 2×4, or 4×4 sheets would work as well).¾” Birch PureBond Plywood(full sheets are best, but 2×8 sheets would work as well).What you will need to build your own DIY Kitchen Cabinets: I built my cabinet carcasses using full sheets of ¾” Birch PureBond Plywood because they are more cost efficient and the carcasses wouldn’t really be showing.

I didn’t plane, join, or mill a single piece of hardwood (except for the countertop).Īnd since plywood is much easier on the wallet than solid hardwood, that saved a ton of money…and we all know how cheap I am 😉 But without having to mill all the lumber, it saved, most of all, TIME. I built ALL my DIY kitchen cabinets from plywood. Why I Built My DIY Cabinets Using Only Plywood

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Step 10: Install Ceiling Trim (Optional).

Step 9: Assemble Upper Kitchen Cabinet Boxes.

Step 7: Add Doors, Drawers, Shelves to Cabinets.

Step 5: Assemble the Base Kitchen Cabinet Boxes.

Step 3: Cut Out Toe Kicks on Base Cabinets.

Step 2: Cut Base Kitchen Cabinet Carcass Pieces.

Step 1: Determine and Cut Cabinet Depth.

What you will need to build your own DIY Kitchen Cabinets:.

Why I Built My DIY Cabinets Using Only Plywood.

Do your best and caulk the rest, right? HA.īut, you know what I found out? Building your own DIY cabinets is really an easy project to take on and it’s totally doable with just a few basic tools and some good quality plywood. Then the closer we got to time to actually start DOING the work, my tune changed a little to something more like this, “BUILDING KITCHEN CABINETS?! AM I INSANE?”īut when you’re in the middle of a high stakes six week renovation challenge and living with your mother in law until you can get your new house livable, you just grit your teeth and get to work. Building your own DIY kitchen cabinets seems like a pretty intimidating project…or is it just me? When we started planning out our garage apartment house, I was like, “building my own kitchen cabinets? HA! No big deal!”