My First Kitchen — Built Without a Workshop

What you'll learn

• Read any kitchen — measure a room, set a story pole, and lay out a work triangle that actually works before you cut a single board.
• Turn a layout into a real order — merge cut lists, count boards, and order the hardware you need, with nothing guessed and nothing wasted.
• Build and install cabinets that sit right — batch-build the boxes, then level, join, and scribe a run of base and wall cabinets so they sit solid and square.
• Template and fit a worktop yourself — including sink and hob cutouts, joins, and sealing, without paying a fabricator to do it for you.
• Finish it like a pro — doors hung straight in one pass, plinths fitted, lighting wired in, and a final checklist so nothing gets missed.