treeslayer

looks good Steve, and welcome to the party! don't worry about the messy shop, that's the way it goes. just don't let it stay clean too long.

Design it your self, that way you’ve got the only one like it, that’s what I do

30 in 30 method? Please explain Mick

Looks like a good project John, frame and panel overlay doors? magnetic catches? i would make the shelves adjustable just because unless you already know what's going to live in there and not be changed. dovetails are cool, box joints are easier but whatever you choose i would carry that over into the drawer construction as well, and you have to give some thought as to how you're going to attach it to the wall considering the weight of the cabinet, screwed thru the back? french cleat? be sure to post some pictures

I'll pick Coop up on the way by his house, should be there in 20 minutes

Nice table Rickey, I love to work with butternut, beautiful wood for sure. He did a great job, you’ll be enjoying it for many many years

Welcome Al, lots of questions are always welcome here, great bunch on here.

Great progress Mick, and very nice work on the videos, well done sir!

Looks great @B. Brinkley, that pine looks very nice for salvaged wood, any thought to covering up the bolts with a cap or metal cover plate?

Took the day off, never made a dime!

Looks like you have a good start on it Mick, that’s going to be beautiful

Another vote for the Mirka Ceros, I have used one, smooth vibration free great sander. I’ve always used a 5 inch sander so maybe I don’t know what I’m missing but if I ever pull the trigger on one it will be the 5 inch Mirka for the reasons @AceHoleInOne mentioned.

I don’t understand any of that, I was absent the day we had math

I assume the installer is paying for a new panel, a delay on your project for sure, looks great otherwise