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Here's a pretty easy low cost project to add some storage. My son wanted a little cabinet to go under his desk to hold some of his gaming supplies, but I think this cabinet would be perfect for the workshop too. I might just have to make another to hang on the french cleat wall. I love the sliding doors with the finger holes! Easy to make and cheap! No need to spend more money on hinges and knobs. This cabinet is 18 inches tall, 22 inches wide, and 8 inches deep. See below for a cut list, tools and supplies used. Thanks for stopping by!

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CUTS USED FOR THIS CABINET:

TOP, BOTTOM, AND UPPER SHELF: (3) 22″ x 8″ Pieces of 3/4″ Plywood
ADJUSTABLE SHELF: (1) 21 7/8″ x 7″ Piece of 3/4″ Plywood
SIDES: (2) 18″ x 8″ Pieces of 3/4″ Plywood
DOORS: (2) 12 3/4″" x 11″ Pieces of 1/4″ Plywood
BACKING: 22″ x 18″ Piece of 1/4″ Plywood

SUPPLIES USED:

Sandpaper (120 and 220 grit)
Spray Lacquer
Several 3/4″ wood screws
Wood Glue
1 1/4″ Pocket Hole Screws

TOOLS USED:

Table Saw
Dado Blades
Drill
(4) Pipe or bar Clamps (at least 24″)
Squares
Pocket Hole Jig

Time Code:

0:00 - 0:32 INTRO
0:32 - 0:39 STEP 1: MAKE THE CUTS
0:45 -3:37 STEP 2: CUT THE DADOS
3:40 - 5:55 STEP 3: ASSEMBLE THE CARCASS
5:56 - 8:16 STEP 4: MAKE DOORS
8:16 - 9:18 STEP 5: ADD ADJUSTABLE SHELF
9:19 - 10:04STEP 6: BACK PANAL
10:04 - 10:29 STEP 7: LACQUER