Base is normally removed. How would your toe kick work where it meets the wall?

Cabinets typically are 36" to the counter surface.

This is a wall cabinet 80Hx78Wx12D

The legs that I ordered have hooks for Toe kick.. will that work ?

Also, is putting legs to cabinets a good idea ? Each leg can handle upto 333lbs and they are adjustable.... although I also plan to nail the cabinets to wood studs

Basebard should be removed. Cabinets not meant for legs shouldn't have legs. They should have the traditional box toe kick. You also need a first step riser for your crown mold g so that the stacked crown will reach the ceiling. Close but no cigar is just poor design.

Best to remove and cut to fit toe kick after cabinet is installed. Your other option is to cope toe kick to match baseboard - much more difficult. Score the line where the baseboard meets the wall with a sharp knife to avoid damaging the painted wall when you remove the baseboard. Start at the end that will be covered by the cabinet and work toward the exposed end. You'll understand why, once you start.

That will work. Think about how the toe kick will meet the wall if you don't remove the base.

Thanks everyone, I did screw them into studs and didn't remove baseboard and it still looks fine. I did built a platform using 2x4's though,

All that money and work and you didn't want to spend $5 and 15 minutes to remove and replace the baseboard.

I see posts like this and just wonder could you imagine what the rest of the install looks like. People spend hours and countless dollars all to avoid just doing it correctly the first time. WHY?