Mark Duginske's Basic Cabinetmaking Booklet

[Jim Ciesla]

I receiently read through the booklet "Basic Cabinetmaking" for a 15" cabinet
with the Kreg jig. It was very well witten. I'm planning to use the system for
36" & 48" wide base cabinets. A question reguarding the Top Frame for cabinets of
these widths. Would you suggest two or more Stiles for wide cabinets? I was
planning Euro style. Would you suggest or think a Face Frame be incorporated for
these widths? My plan is to use 3/4" Birch Ply for the carcases. I'd appreciate any feedback.
Mark's email address that is in the booklet is inoperative.
Jim

[KregRep]

Jim - FYI - the Cabinetmaking Booklet was recently updated with Mark's new email address. He is very willing to answer questions if you have any! markduginske @ gmail . com

[Jim Ciesla]

Thanks. I just emailed him. Is the new update available through the Kreg web site? The copy I have says it's a Copyright 2005 on the cover.

[Kim C]

I have used this booklet on two of my projects! It is full of valuable info! I think I remember reading in it somewhere that if you widen the cabinets you do have to add stiles.

[Sam Morrison]

Cabinetmaking Booklet
ITEM # MD-CAB01

This 40 page booklet covers the basics of building professional face-frame cabinets with Kreg Joinery. The information in this booklet was provided as excerpts from an upcoming cabinetmaking book by Mark Duginske centering around building a single 15" wide base cabinet to help develop skills that will later allow a customer to produce an entire kitchen. This product is available as a FREE Download offer with the purchase of Kreg Jig models K3 / K4 / R3 with a coupon code offering in the retail packaging.
http://www.kregtool.com/download.html
Click Here http://www.kregtool.com/download.html to redeem your code from the retail packaging

[A-J Starrett]

How can one get an updated version of the booklet.  I have the older version but not the updated version...

[Fins59]

Wonder if this is the same Mark Duginske that lives in my area.  The Mark I know of has a woodworking operation in Merrill, Wisconsin.  I attended a band saw seminar given by him a few years back.

Does the booklet say anything about where this Mark is from?

[Jens Jensen]

If you copy and paste his name in members section it comes up he is your neighbor

[Fins59]

Great, thanks.  Small world.

  Just recently here locally, the Park Department had to cut down some large,  probably 100 year old Pine trees in a park and if I recall correctly,  Mark Duginske sawed some of these trees into lumber and some local folks here could take some of this lumber and build a project from it and it would go on display somewhere here in town.   Something on that order.