1. Perhaps you have a solid workbench already available, or perhaps you are going to build one from scratch.In my case, I had decided to build a 2...

2. 1. Tools: Here are tools I recommend for this project.Minimum:a. Portable battery powered drill (two preferred - makes the job go a lot faster)b...

3. In my case, in order to add shop cabinets, I needed to remove the front middle cross brace. I just cut it off in place using a SawAll.Also, sinc...

4. For opening size for the simple cabinet ( 30 x 30 x 23-3/4), I sketched out the basic dimensions of a three-drawer cabinet using Tom's design/co...

5. I used 3/4" plywood for the cabinet frames.I cut the large pieces (sides, bottom, top) from a 4' x 8' sheet of plywood using a circular saw...

6. The simplicity of Tom's design is that you lay out the locations of the drawer slides while the left and right cabinet sides are still on the be...

7. Assemble the frame of the cabinet using the sides, back pieces, and front top and bottom faceplates.Make sure that box is square and that the si...

8. Now comes the fun part - making the drawers.In the beginning, take your time on this one. It is critical that you do not make the drawers to wid...

9. After I completed the first "simple" cabinet, I decided to get a table saw ($125 off of Craigs list) and kit panel saw in order to spe...