Build & Attach Face Frames

[Music] here so what do you think of my cabinet carcass it looks beautiful you like it mhm so the next part is going to be the part that's really going to start making it pop out we're going to start making face frames on it and I'm using select Pine 1X two the reason why I select Pine is I figured it's the closest I got stain to Maple is Pine select Pine specifically it's not a perfect match but you can get away with it pretty well uh so what I'm going to do is start cutting these up these will go all the way straight we got Styles we got rails all of these we get dividers so it all start looking like it's kind of more put together if you will cut them all up throw pocket holes in the back and then as a one big uniform piece we'll attach it with glue and these premeditated pocket holes already threw on because why we're [Music] [Applause] [Music] smart Moment of Truth we nailed it boom wood glue pocket holes from the inside and this carcass is almost well I still get to hide well whatever let's just secure the [Music] sucker so before I get super excited and start flipping this thing uh on its proper side I'm going to touch the L these are I found at Home Depot I think they're made out of popler and the base on it screws on and then these screw on with the threads now here's the thing this is out of popler this is sel Pine Maple popler we're working with three different wood species so we're going to have to to think of a plan to get the most uniform stain on it cuz I really don't want to paint it I really want to give it a natural tone gu tomorrow Alex's problem right now we're going to install [Applause] these okay so I don't know if you notice