I like the design quite a bit but I think that you may have over looked one factor. The prop stand placement defeats the purpose of having a taper on the board, normally that taper is to stick the shirt on the board. Moving the prop stand towards the middle would make this design more functional.

@JamMastaJew

2 жыл бұрын

I'd say he overlooked a lot of factors.

@truthculture1614

4 күн бұрын

Yeah. I also don't get the whole point of a hideaway ironing board if the ironing stuff is gonna be stored OUTSIDE of the unit. It's obvious what's in there. If they just wanted a space saver, it couldn't been mounted to wall without a cabinet. Why make a cabinet at all if the storage won't be inside

I'm from Brasil, I really don't see me doing things like this u do in your videos, but it's so satisfying to watch, keep creating more n more projects like this house and de motorhome i saw u building, I love your work man

@eusaalves274

2 жыл бұрын

Eu tambem curto o trabalho dele

these are the kinds of projects we continue to want to watch instead of those annoying "shorts" everyone's making these days.

Hello I'm from Brazil I really like to see you working I like woodworking.

Are you trolling us ironing the white Ts? Lol I like the video. Thanks for showing the part with chip out on the router, that’s a helpful learning moment for me. I take it back. Just listened to modern maker podcast & apparently ironing the T shirts is just something you do. Respect. Keep it crispy.

This one had an old school Steve Ramsey WWMM vibe and I loved it!

Wish I had all those tools. Makes it look so simple

Does the door to the cupboard get in the way of ironing? I feel like it would be a left-handed nightmare.

It's so cool that you iron your white cotton shirts, after all they are your trademarked look, as well as your skinny jeans and work boots! Thanks so for sharing this cool project. Most older homes has built in ironing boards.

I have to say I always appreciate how you show times where you make mistakes and reflect on things you would have done differently

Great video Mike. I learn so many different things from you. Although I am not a builder of anything myself really, I learn about making cuts, tools, jigs, handy ideas ect that are useful in what I due do so thank you for that. Always appreciated. Have a great Thursday.

Would it not have made more sense for the door to be the ironing board? Then the inside could have been used to store the iron & other accessories.

@MrAndi1281

2 жыл бұрын

nothing in this concept makes sense

Thank you!!! This is exactly what I was looking for, and I'm building one for my sewing room. I realize some people mention the leg on the end and not being able to fit the leg or sleeve of a garment, however, this is the tradeoff for a smaller, built-in. If I wanted to press full garments, I'd pull out my regular ironing board. But this is absolutely perfect for quick presses here and there. Just what I need!

I always enjoy your videos.

Nice, this reassured me in creating my ideas - my friend always says “learn how to do something the right way, then you can bend or break those rules.” 👌🏼✨

This is fantastic!

I'd have looked into setting the box into the wall, even partly, because having a box stick out of the wall like that looks like it gets in the way.

Love this!

Awesome stuff man!

Great job mike

It looks great but you need to have batting under the fabric iron cover to prevent indents showing on the clothing you iron. Also, fabric on irons inevitably get destroyed over time with burn marks, making a custom one (a not very difficult process) could be fitted with draw strings to still allow the ironing board to close. It may have been better to study how old built in ironing boards functioned before building and possibly using an old ironing board too. Fun video and very creative none the less.

Excelent video! Thank you! 👏👏👏

yo wait i was literally just trying to figure out how i could make something like this 😭 thank u sm my sewing room is gonna be so good omg

Freaking brilliant! Was just thinking of redoing the incredibly small laundry closet and want something like a small drop down ironing board. Perfect!

Many old houses had fold up ironing boards. Very functional in my opinion. If you don’t want to staple the cover on you can just pin it to itself with safety pins or straight pins. That way you can use a couple of layers of old sheet or muslin too.

This is exactly what I was looking for , it's functional , doesn't take up alot of space which is a must in alot of laundry rooms , off the floor so your not tripping over anything and only regular hinges , plywood and some scrap wood , who doesn't have that laying around . Nicely done sir , can't wait to make mine . )

This is super cool !!! I just enjoy watching your videos and it excites me to diy and invent designs that i need too

Great project bro

AWESOME

Very nice build Sir

that Kreg jig plug was a nice tip! Compact design, nice touch with the fold out hanger for shirts! 🔥🔥👍🏼👍🏼

oh man i love the way that room is setup ! great work bro!

Great video

This would be a good idea to up-cycle a regular ironing board whose legs have ceased to function.

Nice!

Awesome

Great build Mike! Stealing this design fo sho!!

I'm moving into my new plans this weekend and this will be a project soon. Any update on the concrete table top?

Nice project! Though it seems like the door is on the way when you're iroining

Won't constant heat and moisture quickly warp the wood?

@gregmize01

2 жыл бұрын

I have my great grandmas ironing board. It's over a hundred years old and made from solid wood. It's held up just fine. Besides, Mike's board would be a cinch to replace😁

Awesome project but the leg is too close to the end of the board so you can’t slip pants over the end to iron them.

Nice

I wish I owned a property to do things like this.

The thumbnail says “ironging” board. I thought there was a new machine, lol

Also by the way modern builds is the best

Great project. You will want to update your thumbnail though ;)

Love it ! Will build it for sure ! Well , my partner will 😂

Mike, come to my place and show me how to build a dining table for a small space (my condo). I wish I had your skills! I built my headboard, coffee table, nightstand and desk but I'm not at the level to build an expandable table.

This was a sick build! Awesome job, mike!

Its perfect! I wish I could do things like this 🥺 I would dyi my micro apartment a lot cheaper and faster

Mike, you misspelled "ironing" on your thumbnail. Thought you should know.

Nice Job. I started following you, when you started your Bus Build. Do Currently Live in it, Or at least still have it. just curious :)

10⭐👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

no shot you're ironing white tshirts lol especially with a dryer right there

Lol from the build this guy never do ironing for a family before

Ironging?

So many questions... If you're going to stand on that side of it when you iron, why'd you put the door on the same side? It's very in the way. You gave yourself such little room to stand, wedged between it and the washer/dryer. Why didn't you put it on the opposite wall or on the other side of the door frame? If you're using the kreg pocket hole drill bit and kreg pocket hole plugs just to make a regular butt joint, why not just use it as intended and make actual pocket hole joints? You used the router to make the back panel rabbet grooves, left the corners rounded, and then rounded the corners of the panel because you liked the look. But it's the back panel, you can't see any of it anyway. Why didn't you just make the rabbet grooves before you assembled the frame so the corners would be square? You wouldn't lose any visual features. Why did you make curved edges with a circular saw instead of a jigsaw?? You used the jigsaw later anyway. Why do you iron and hang white undershirts? I usually like your videos because i learn something (even though I definitely don't share your infatuation with natural finish plywood), but the design of this ironing board is baffling to me.

First comment this is a very good video

build faster, more videos🤣🤣

But the door, when is open do not bother you?

have you ever been told you were a look alike of xander corvus

Why are the tools painted?

I mean aren’t you still pumping ply wood full of moisture?

@ellen9354

10 ай бұрын

Not with a basic iron like that.

Very clever. I don’t iron lol

Mike, It seems to me that you have a brain section that gives you a built in diagram/instruction sheet. Powerful. Or do you have a written instruction sheet?

Why are your tools painted??

Also, if you just fastened the ironing board part in another way, the cabinet wouldn’t be so thick, seeing it’s quite a tight place you have it in. Maybe just easier to fasten a real ironing board to the wall.

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You just need a handle

Nicely made but the practical side in me says: buy a second hand ironing board and put it in a corner will absolutely do the job. This is DIYing for the sake of it not because it makes sense. No offense, I think its well done and fun to watch anyway!

The rabbet is a nice touch but completely unnecessary. This isn't fine cabinetry. It's an unfinished box hanging on a semi-finished wall in a laundry.

Too much background music ☹️😢

This is my comment

well dont have to watch this one

Since that new update i don´t know anymore but, am i the only one who doesn´t like this childish content ? Its like he is trying to figure out how low he can go with the usability and quality of the stuff that he is producing until his followers start to say something. Don´t get me wrong, i have watch tons of mikes videos for years! But compare those videos to what has been put out on this channel a couple of years ago, its a far cry from those videos.

Betterhelp sucks.