Wall cabinet 14-16" deep

I'm looking for plans, especially the cutout pieces on a 4' x 8' sheet of plywood for wall cabinets that are deeper than the standard 12". Anyone in the community adapted Kreg plans for 12" to a deeper cabinet?

Thanks, Henry

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Permalink Reply by Mitchell Collinsworth on May 2, 2022 at 9:27am

You could adapt the measurement of the width to 3/4 inch less than finish width. For instance a 42x16 cabinet side would be cut to 42x15 1/4 with the top and bottom cut to 15 inches. That is if you are using a typical 3/4 inch face frame.

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