Ultimate Wall-Hanging Tool Cabinet - The Wood Whisperer Guild

Lesson 1 | Introduction

Lesson 2 | Exploring Different Tool Storage Options

Lesson 3 | Cabinet Design

Lesson 4 | Project Tour

Lesson 5 | Lumber Selection

Lesson 6 | Case Joinery

Lesson 7 | Drawer Area

Lesson 8 | Cubby Area

Lesson 9 | Case Glue Up

Lesson 10 | Door Joinery

Lesson 11 | Custom Door Panels (Part 1)

Lesson 12 | Custom Door Panels (Part 2)

Lesson 13 | Door Assembly

Lesson 14 | Dovetailed Drawers (Part 1)

Lesson 15 | Dovetailed Drawers (Part 2)

Lesson 16 | Hanging and Finish

Lesson 17 | Tool Holders

Lesson 18 | Wrap Up

Ultimate Wall-Hanging Tool Cabinet

Matthew Cremona

Matt will show you how to make a gorgeous space-saving tool cabinet that features dual-hinged doors, drawers, and cubbies for all of your hand tools and accessories.

Project Dimensions: 39.5" W x 29.5" T x 15.125" D

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18 lessons
457 min
$79.00

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Here's what you'll learn how to build:

What's included:

Detailed cut list and plans including a PDF and a SketchUp file (Metric and Imperial).
Hours of detailed video instruction showing every step of the build.
All videos and plans are digital and will be available for download upon purchase.

What you'll learn:

Purpose-Built Cabinet Design
Mitered Through Dovetail Joinery
Crenelated Mortise and Tenon Joinery
Cubbyhole Divider Joinery
Waterfall Joinery
Traditional Dovetailed Drawer Construction
Epoxy Encapsulation
Vacuum Bag Veneering
Butt Hinge Installation
Wiping Varnish Application

What you'll need:

Wood These are approximate numbers. You’ll want to buy more for waste and grain selection.

29 Board Feet of 4/4 Hardwood
5 Board Feet of 4/4 Hardwood (Secondary Species for Drawers)
2 Sheets of 1/2" Plywood

Tools This is not a required list of tools. This is simply what we used during the build. Remember, there are always multiple ways to accomplish a task so if you don’t have one or more of these tools, you can very likely still make this project.

Planer/Jointer (alternatives: purchase pre-milled lumber kits or use hand planes)
Tablesaw (with dado stack)
Router
Bandsaw
Drill
Drum Sander (for surfacing panels with wild grain)
Random Orbit Sander
Hand Tools – Chisels, Dovetail Saw

Bits

1/2" Spiral Upcut
1/4" Spiral Upcut
1-1/2" Forstner Bit

Hardware

Horton Brasses PB-407 Solid Brass Butt Hinge (8 pairs) https://www.horton-brasses.com/PB-407.asp

Reviews:

First completed guild project, however I’ve used bits and pieces from others in various builds. Matt’s instructions are clear, precise, and easy to follow. Highly recommend this project, you’ll learn lots and build something that is both practical and beautiful.

Michael Thering

Guild Member

Second project, can’t wait! — much needed as all my planes are sitting under the roubo. Will one of the swing-out doors be large enough for a saw till? I’ll be happy to just get the planes up and out of the way…
https://imgur.com/gallery/kNKTkXA

mjbagg

Guild Member

Looking forward to this, definitely need the cabinet. It is also my first purchased guild and hope it’s as good as I expect lol.

MikeDemers

Guild Member

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About Your Instructor:

Matthew Cremona

http://www.mattcremona.com

Matt is a classic log to furniture woodworker. In 2017 he made his own bandsaw mill and uses it to create massive slabs for himself and other woodworkers to turn into beautiful furniture. He started his YouTube channel in 2014 and has a large and dedicated following. His woodworking style ranges from modern to classic reproductions.

Matt has been a Guild instructor since 2016 and a co-host of the Wood Talk podcast since 2016. He travels to teach periodically at local Guild meetings as well as woodworking events like Woodworking in America.