making built-ins part 3,4,5,6a ,6b, 7,8 and NOW # 9 ITS GREAT !

[honeydoman]

well just finished # 3  this one is on fluting !  enjoy

Making Built-Ins 3

Part 4:

Making Custom Built-ins 4

Part 5:  my customers house set up

Making Built-Ins Part 5 My Portable shop set up

Part 6a  is now up (had to make it part a and b as 10 minutes is limit on you tube

making built-ins part 6a

Part 6b is up and running
Making Custom Built-Ins by Kreg Kreg's custom Carpentry Part

part 7 arches

Making Custom Built-Ins by Kreg Part 7 Making Arch

Part 8 Inside the house

Making Custom Built-Ins by Kreg Kreg's Custom Carpentry Par

Part 9... you will all love this shows cab uppers all finished and a special part at the end... # 10 will be on face frames and doors but will be in about 1 week

Making Built-ins part 9 almost done

 

[sw1211]

[thumbs up]  Very nice, great videos, thanks again for doing these.  [thumbs up]

 

[erock]

Nice video!  Who makes the green tape?  It looks like it sticks good to the paint with out peeling it off.  I could use some tape like that with some projects.
Keep up the good work, both with the tools and the vids! [big grin]
Eric

 

[BobKovacs]

Nice video!  Who makes the green tape?  It looks like it sticks good to the paint with out peeling it off.  I could use some tape like that with some projects.

Looks like Frog Tape, which is carried at Lowes, but not at Home Depot.  HD had some kind of issue with 3M getting mad at them for carrying both products.

 

[honeydoman]

Yep frog tape is it! 

 

[GhostFist]

keep rockin Kreg!

 

[rookie08]

Cup of coffee and a video by Kreg; what a great way to start my morning!  [big grin]

Nicely done!

Cheers

 

[Wonderwino]

Great series, Kreg!  Keep them coming!  [big grin]

 

[mikeneron]

Have enjoyed watching your videos so far, keep up the good work.  In part 3 your glasses were doing a good job of protecting your hair  [tongue]

 

[honeydoman]

I just went in and added speech bubbles to all videos on the importance of wearing hearing and eye protection.  and I agree, and I usually always wear safety glasses, in this case I was thinking about what I was doing and going to say!

 

[BigHonu]

Keep the videos coming!  My wife watched the last one with me and said, "he looks like a fun guy!"

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[peter halle]

Keep the videos coming!  My wife watched the last one with me and said, "he looks like a fun guy!"

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Spend two days in a class with him and....  yes he is a fun guy.

 

[danrush]

Kreg,
I'm liking the video series.  One thought on #3:  When the fence is set up for the outside flute, I just shoot down the opposite side of the board to complete both outside flutes, then adjust for the center run.  One less adjustment (saves time) and one less chance for a goof.

Dan

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

I did the lights in the last two just about like that., with the same dimmalbe set up.

I did take them apart though so the covers just screwed into the plywood.

 

[Kodi Crescent]

Kreg - I'm glad you added safety glasses.  I don't do anything without them any longer.

One of the worst eye injuries I sustained was when trying to light a pilot light on a water heater.  I had opened the garage or something, and a gust of wind came up as I was lighting the pilot.  The gust of wind blew through the heater vent, and blew a tiny piece of rust or metal into my eye.  It became very difficult to see, and I had to go to the eye doctor to have it removed.  But that wasn't the worst part.  I had to go back to the eye doctor almost every day for at least two weeks so they could look at the tiny scar the metal produced, and try to pick out any remaining pieces, rust particles, etc.  Going to the eye doctor so frequently was such a hassle that I never want to experience it again.  I wear safety glasses for ANYTHING I do in the garage.

A question about the built ins - When you cut the parts, how square is square enough?

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

The only two times I got steel in my eyes I was wearing safety glasses and a face shield.

I am only counting the times I had to have it drilled out.

 

[nickao]

Why are these posts all over the place and not in the same thread?

It's already tough to see them in order, in a year it really will be.  

At the very least link to the 1 @ 2 vids and back link as you go along, though that's still not as nice.;

I do think you may have added 4 here, maybe you can throw in 1 and 2?

 

[ScotF]

Keep up the videos, Kreg.  They are very well done and it looks like you are having fun with them.

Scot

 

[Robert]

Great show! As an aspiring cabinet maker "for my garage" theyare great.

 

[stvrowe]

I am really enjoying this series, keep it going.  It is also cool that you have a tool named after you ;D.