Here's why I'm moving...

Ditch the paper cut lists. Big flatscreen and old iPads. Life will be easier.

Blow and go, sounds like my ex wife 😂

I go to the same plywood company in Ft. Worth. I load my jeep up, go to the parking lot next door, and make my cuts there in their parking lot.

Well you should always try to keep your overhead low as possible, cool dillo.

cope first

Love the plywood company of
ft worth

Looks great!

Hoodie and shirt season?

I did stay in a Holiday inn express last night

Time too move on !

Best way to label doors is with fine point marker in the bore holes. Love all your content 👏🏼

What state are you in?

It’s so cool to see Tom from Kizen fence with you. Looks like a perfect fit.

Reminded me of David robinson street in dominion

Are you looking to add members to your team anytime soon? I would be interested.

I bet your neighbors are gonna be happy

The comment at the plywood store ‘we can’t cut in here’! How the fk does anything get done in that country? Scared to death of everything.

Congrats!!! Obviously, the YT experience has been very kind to you. Well deserved!

I can imagine neighbors complaining about performing commercial carpentry production from his home garage. Work like this would be prohibited in many residential areas, especially by virtually any HOA.

moving houses!@? after that amazing fireplace?!!

buy a commercial building then rent it back to your business. can't explain exactly how it works but it's about taxes. Eventually you own the building and can sell it or lease and have a revenue stream in your retirement. Seems like it would hard to get your money back on a shop built own your own property, they seem expensive to build.

You are absolutely doing the right thing

Great video. What computer program do you use?

Can we get a router bit and material breakdown for these beautiful doors please?

after watching you work on the doors and the fireplace mantel I'm dumbfounded as to how you can move from your house. I hope you making a big profit!

Interesting move... I used to do custom cabinetry and THEN moved on to trimming new homes. I had to learn a ton new skills, buy more tools, and made more money. Never heard of somebody going from trim to cabinets. At least in my area that would be a massive downgrade. Like going from painting cars to cleaning them.

I knew when I saw the small garage that wouldn’t last long considering the work, tools and space

What router bits do you use to make that simple shaker door? Thanks for the content.

Moving 😮 excited for your new adventure !!!!

Have you considered MDF for the doors instead of plywood? For the smaller drawer fronts you can rabbet 1/2" so its flush. Then you don't have to make the extra 1/4" piece

Hey Richard, we have the same issue, scaling our Trim Carpentry to bigger projects like custom cabinetry, we invested in a 4’ by 4’ CNC. Have you ever considered a CNC to mill cabinet parts?

Good Morning, what kind of setup is that for drilling hinge cups on the doors! I think I need one of those!

Hey Richard. You might want to look into a backcutter bit for the door and drawer panels. That way you can use 3/8" material vs 1/4" for the panels and the backcutter will give you a flush backside without all of the extra labor making strips for each. The 3/8" material will give you a more solid product too.

You and your guys are true craftsmen. I’ve seen your videos from your beginning days and you obviously took in every lesson along the way. Having great tools makes the work so much more enjoyable, productive, and high quality. Also, your videos really show how much man hours/ effort goes into a project to get it done quickly and efficiently.

Wondering if your current neighbors complain about you running a business out of your driveway/garage with the saws/routers/vacuums going all day—

Learn Microsoft Excel ... great spreadsheet for doors and drawers ...

Good call on moving and building your own shop. Nice work on the doors and drawer fronts. It is time consuming but rewarding to make your own. I use the same jig for boring hinges. One modification I made to mine was drill a hole in the front of it to accept a shop vac hose. Cuts down on cleanup and eliminates the thing getting plugged up with shavings. Keep up the great work!

Cheesy Festool drill lol

Unless you have a handful of employees knocking out work all day requiring a rented shop..... yeah your better off with a home that has a larger garage or even better, a detached and large shop.
If business slows down even for a couple of months, having to pay rent on a shop can hit hard.

You gotta keep movin' or you'll lose your mind!

Lumber company can't cut on their property...what the hell has this world come to.

Can't wait to see the new home.

So amazing to see how far you've come! Love to see people blessed. Keep up the hard work and the awesomeness!

Good stuff as always. Stay safe stay productive!

Love that hinge jig. It’s been a life saver in my cabinet projects. And quite a bit cheaper than the Blum.

It's all prospective based off money you've made... building out table 1 in shop 1 right now. Half residential finish carpentry, half custom toolbelts. About the size of a 3 car garage(just a bit bigger), and I'm to the moon excited. I'm sure you were when you were setting up your current setup. Really looking forward to seeing what you wind up with this go around.
Ps- sorry I don't comment much

Haha that armadillo said he gonna miss y'all!

How far north do you go? Are you interested in bidding new projects?

Flipper!!😅