Two countertops were cast for a pair of counters for Candied bakery in Spotswood. The process is the same as the shelves (see my other videos!) but at a much larger scale. It was all hands on deck for the pours with four of us working on mixing, spreading and clamping as quickly as we can; the open time is around ~30 minutes before the mixtures begins to harden. (EDIT) 31 / Aug / 2021: These countertops were recently replaced with new and improved countertops, for more info check out the start to finish supercut video: https://youtu.be/oqn0goZG2Gc ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pR7l8B-h5aU

This is how I typically manufacture my cabinets. I prefer using portable power tools over stationary machines, even for breaking down sheet goods and especially when cutting joints. I use Lamello's Zeta P2 system for connecting the panels, I've been using this machine for years which has proven invaluable for my work especially for larger projects which require on-site assemblies. Mafell's MT 55 cc track saw has a scoring function which reduces chip out of the phenolic resin / melamine surfaces. The Mafell DD 40 duo doweller combined with a template (32mm system) makes quick work of drilling shelf pin holes. Festool's VAC SYS vacuum clamping system always comes in handy for super fast work holding and repetitive tasks. Watch the start to finish video for this project: https://youtu.be/oqn0goZG2Gc 0:00 Making plywood cabinets 0:05 Cutting plywood with a Mafell tracksaw on festool rail 0:43 Lamello Zeta P2 Cutting slots for clamex connectors 1:37 Lamello Clamex connector insertion 2:36 Festool OF1400 routing a dado 2:55 Mafell DD40 milling shelf pin holes 3:14 Assembling the cabinets ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uTieGu-UrE