Assembling Face Frames and Door Frames

favorite practices now no cabinet no professional grade cabinet is complete without the key element and I believe that is the face frame now if you don't know what a face frame of cabinet is essentially it's the part that sits between the cabinet door and the cabinet plywood carcass itself it's the finishing touches it's the part that creates this overall three-dimensional solid feel of the cabinet and essentially what I did is I took the 1 and 1/2 in Oak that I bought at the Home Depot and I cut the dimensions to 48 in tall and 13 and 58 wide now the way I'm joining them together right all it is is a big fancy square or rectangle is I'm using this fancy tool called the festal Domino and simply all that does is it creates mot and ten and joinery in the fastest way possible now don't be discouraged if you don't have this tool you can use alternative methods like you can use pocket holes you can use uh just traditional Motors and tenons you can even use sometimes biscuit joiner if they're small enough inspiration behind the cabinet doors is I wanted to create this kind of modern shutter style doors and I took the 2 and 1/2 in Red Oak again local Home Depot and I cut 16 pieces now this is where the repeatable cuts are important so I just you know screwed in a little stop lock on my