When it comes to trying to come up with a plan for custom cabinets preparation is key. You need to go through all of the proper steps to prepare for what you are about to do with the custom cabinets in your soon to be kitchen. A lot of cabinet makers will shy away from giving away helpful tools and methods to any of their customers which I think the very opposite. The reason why cabinet makers don't want to share their abilities of building custom cabinets couldn't be more obvious. They don't want you to try to do it yourself. If you are thinking about building your custom cabinets I don't recommend it. If you try to cut your own wood and and build the custom cabinets for yourself it takes a special kind of experience to complete a new kitchen like that. You really don't want to take that chance in your home. So I don't mind telling you the method not because I don't want you to try it but because I really just want you to know what we are doing to the custom cabinets in your home. I believe that the customer should know exactly all of the steps we are taking with their custom cabinets so they can understand the process and there's no confusion. That way if after we leave you ever damage your custom cabinets you can make a minor fix because you have seen professional hands construct the custom cabinets before so you can take any easy steps that you could take so you don't have to get another cabinet maker out to your house again. In this article, I will mainly just touch on the preparation portion of your custom cabinets. You want to pick the right perfect grain of custom cabinets. The greatly affects how the custom cabinets will look and stay together later on. Not only do you want your custom cabinets to look nice of course you also want them to stay together for years to come so you want to stay away form cheap material or plastic like wood for your custom cabinets and stick to good material for your home.  

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