Drilling Shelf Pin Holes

screwed in a little stop lock on my miter station and just made about 15 or 16 repeatable cuts and then the side rails were 48 in tall again that's the theme of the day almost everything here is 48 in tall and what I did is I spaced them out evenly half2 inch distance from each one another and then I clamped it down and then what I'm doing here is I'm marking them to make sure that top and bottom have this kind of lining up part where the motor intended will go now I'm using my again the festal Domino and it has a a nice little lining jig that I can line it up and go through the mark but again if you don't have this tool you could always use um the Craig jig you can create pocket holes with it you can create biscuit joints in fact I've done this kind of style using a biscuit jointer and it worked just fine so another key characteristic of a professional grade cabinet are the adjustable shelves and so to create these perfectly spaced out and even pins for the shelves I'm using this shelf pin jig from Craig jig again really handy