Advanced Custom Cabinetry Techniques with Gary Striegler On-Demand

FULL COURSE CONTENT AVAILABLE 7/2/26

Advancing beyond the principles taught in Build Custom Cabinetry, this course focuses on Gary's approach to stain-grade cabinets and the refined design details behind high-end custom work. To demonstrate his approach, Gary walks us through two projects, a step-back cabinet and a bathroom vanity, that illustrate a variety of styles and construction methods for doors, drawers, end panels, shelves, countertops, and trim. Using commonly available tools and materials and shop-made jigs, Gary’s uncomplicated step-by-step processes offer an approachable path to durable and elegant details that can be incorporated into any cabinetry project.

What You'll Learn In This Course:

  • How to select wood and match grain for a beautiful finish
  • Details for Shaker, raised-panel, and divided-light doors that are easy to manage
  • Options for panel ends for a more furniture-like look
  • How to use trim and crown molding to embellish a design
  • Techniques for gluing up panels and tops for wider-width components
  • Approachable methods for dovetail and box-joint drawers
  • How to add pediments and shelf nosing to refine the look
Running time: approximately 3 hours

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