Diy Kitchen Cabinet Doors

Then i applied a high quality latex enamel paint with a small 3 8 nap roller.

Diy kitchen cabinet doors.

I used three coats of paint to get good coverage and sanded between each coat. My hallway cabinets are still under construction. If your kitchen is pretty open and airy don t hesitate to invest in a more darker color for your diy cabinet doors. Then set the table saw blade to cut 3 8 inch deep and 1 2 inch wide cut the same 2 boards while they are laying flat.

If you missed part 1 of this project you can see it here. Use a table saw blade to cut a 1 x 2 x 8 1 inch deep and 3 8 inch wide cut 2 boards with the board being vertical. To make trim for one cabinet door. Set up your miter gauges.

Diy hallway cabinets part 1 i contemplated purchasing custom cabinet doors for my hallway cabinets just like the replacement doors i purchased for my kitchen. The best way to cut duplicate parts is to use a stop block. Cut your rails and styles to length. To finish the cabinets doors i simply applied a coat of general latex primer then lightly sanded with 220 grit sandpaper once it was dry.

Cut your center panel out of 1 2 plywood. The gray shade will add contrast and complement the stainless steel look of the appliances as well. Diy cabinet doors with edge border. So i decided to make.

Use a circular saw with guide. Attach the rails to each end of the center panel. To build a square door the stiles and rails must all be exactly the same length with. But the last order i placed took about six weeks to get here and i didn t want to wait that long.

Cut parts to length.