Love how the kitchen is coming along. Thanks for sharing your foresight on putting furring strips where your upper cabinets would be placed. Very helpful. Can’t wait to see the pantry and cabinets finished.

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! Yes very glad we had thought about the furring strips for our upper cabinets!

I'm sure glad you weren't confused !! I was !! Looking really GOOD !!

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

Bahahah that part I did not explain very well and listening back on myself I’m like what am I saying 😂😂 thank you💙

Bravo guy's. Your confidence is really coming through now taking on a job like that. Adam, you have to put LED lights in that toe kick, i'm thinking blue?

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Neil! It feels really good to accomplish something like this! Oh don’t worry, it’s on Adams list already 😂

Track saws! Love them!

Wow, very impressive an informative! It was so satisfying seeing the pieces slide together.

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! It was so satisfying that all my measurements worked and turned out just as planned!

😎😁😃👏👏👏👍🏻 Once a again great contact love how it’s all coming together keep it going.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤

"Rule of thumb" Table saw is good for ripping (along grain) it's tough to cross cut, because the work piece wants to bind against the fence. (kickback risk) Best to use some kind of tablesaw track slide gig. Nice job on the KREG tool. I may get one to. Thanks,. Love the build.

You 2 are always so informative and professional! Well done I can see this took quite a long time 😀

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! It took us about 3 full days and a few half days 😀

@pixiebusadventures936

2 жыл бұрын

@@AdamandAtlas Some before and some after spray foam I noticed. I hope your staying warm now inside the build)

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

@@pixiebusadventures936 it truly makes a difference!

Another excellent video, thank you! Getting the cut list, making decisions about the dimensions and trade-offs, and fitting it into a non-standard space is exactly the kind of problem solving that causes so much worry on projects! Love your attention to detail, and it is so helpful!

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! We really pride ourselves in that department. I mean, we both are very much perfectionists.. we say it all the time 😂 makes for great results but sometimes a stressful journey lol!

The detail you guys put in for the cabinets is INSANE!!!!! I can't wait until we start on ours. Keep it up y'all.

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! 💙😀

🤩🤩🤩 okay, I am impressed!! Team no table saw for the win lol we definitely need to get an accucut before we start ours. I know it’s not easy working around not square wheel wells and bus walls in general, but you guys made it looks so good and so professional! I can’t wait to see what you’re doing for your counter top 🧡

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

We LOVE the accucut! Worth the investment for sure! Thank you so much! 💙 I’m so proud of these carcasses lol!

@AdventureTrudge

2 жыл бұрын

@@AdamandAtlas they are beautiful carcasses 🤣

Love your work. A table saw is a tool. All tools have a purpose and correct use. Small table saws are not great for cabinets. FYI, correct uses is the piece against the fence is the piece you are intending to create.

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, we figured ours was too small. We tried to put the good side toward the fence but it didn’t extend far enough so we tried it the other way… major fail. But glad we found an alternative tool that worked for us!

Awesome 👌

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Have to say, I 1000% agree about using the table saw! They can take fingers off really quickly, even with a really dull blade, which it looks like you had in spades. There's always more then one way to cut a board, and it looks like you found a way that feels safer for you and worked really well!! And per usual of all your vids, you knocked this one out of the park. The only thing I was a little surprised about is not using the toe kick space for more drawers. I thought for sure that would've been an Adam add. I know it's down the road, but what are you thinking of using for your countertop?? Curious minds want to know!! Your build continues to look amazing. Keep up the excellent work, which seems a little easier in a nicely insulated box, even out in the cold again. And apparently the only thing that would be better yet would be a working toilet....priorities!! Great ending, BTW.

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

It’s funny you should mention because we actually were thinking about making the toe kicks functional drawers. It is a bit of dead space down there but these cabinets are so massive I don’t know if we’ll possibly need anymore storage space. Especially once all the cabinets are said and done. We like to live by the thought of - the less space to put things, the less junk we’ll have. We initially wanted butcher block countertops, but since it’s such a deep kitchen, we would have had to fork out a lot of cash for something we can buy off the shelf. So we’re going to try to DIY some sort of wood countertop! Randy’s such a funny guy. He always comes in with the one liners and we’re always happy to catch some of them on camera. You’ll see him in a lot of our earlier videos. Now that it’s summer time and we’re back in our backyard, we’re sure he’ll make a lot more appearances again! Randy’s our neighbour 😂

@2AZSUN

2 жыл бұрын

@@AdamandAtlas true story, cabinets are like water and rise to their own level. Less space to fill, less space filled. Here's a thought for countertops. Plywood strips glued together layer side up and epoxied to seal. I saw somebody do that and the look is pretty amazing. The way you two figure things out, I know you could kill that look. Randy cameos are classic! He def needs to hang around more.

That is some nice cabinetry! Awesome! I know how daunting it is working with a table saw, I cut the tip of my index with it last year and I’m not a fan of it now 😂

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my goodness!!! Yes, very scary tool, we’re glad we found an alternative that works for us! Thanks John! 💙

@johnalbrecht6

2 жыл бұрын

@@AdamandAtlas You’re welcome! 😊

Every cut you make "compromises" the wood, BUT the stress you put on those middle pieces is parallel to the weakpoint and thus won't be an issue. Think of it this way. If you make a groove in wood and then try to break it, you will do so by exerting a force perpendicular to that groove because it will break easier. Those middle pieces have the exact opposite, so it wont break easily even with the thinner part

Wow great job building the cabinets. They are going to look great. Are you putting a fridge in?

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you💙 yes, we’re putting a fridge and pantry to the right of the sink above the wheel well! It’ll take up the rest of the space toward the bathroom wall!

You know what I'd like better .. If you get that toilet going HAHAHA!

did you back the screw back out before the test? it could be sealing the hole. Id hate for you to find out later that the screw or the plastic warped and create a hole.

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

Yes we took it out and didn’t put it back in!

Are you not afraid your grey and waste tank will freeze in the winter ?

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

We are insulating the tanks, as well as installing heater pads onto them to keep them above freezing inside. We will also do our best to not be in Canada in the winter months haha

I hate table saws...

@AdamandAtlas

2 жыл бұрын

Us too 😂