I promised you I'd get you a corner wall cabinet that didn't require a table saw that cuts rip bevel cuts. But even if you can do rip bevel cuts, you may love this pie cut corner wall cabinet more than the angled front one because it gives you easier access to the countertop area below (yahoo for tiny kitchens with limited countertop space) and the shelves are at most 11 3/4" deep, so stuff doesn't get lost in the back (maybe it's my short arms, but seriously, it's scary what I find when I clean out my super deep base corner cabinet!). And by stuff I of course mean questionably dated noodles and gadgets that looked like pure miracle makers in the packaging or on the tv infomercial ... to used once and stored forever.  You know what I'm talking about!

Check out the plans below - you'll see this one's pretty easy to make!!!  Corner, conquered!

PS - This wall corner pie cut cabinet is designed to work with this wall cabinet.  To keep the cabinet depths matching, it's important that you work with plans that use the same style and plywood depth rips.  For this cabinet, it's full face frame, 11 3/4" ripped plywood with 1/4" plywood on backs.

PSS - You might also want to check out this wall corner cabinet for the angled front door.