I like Tom using the shims at the back of the cabinet. You can create uneven distorted cabinets if the backs of the cabinets get distorted by pressing this gap to the wall. Couple of thoughts. Because my wife and I were not that tall, I wanted to make my countertop a bit lower. What determined the minimum height was the dishwasher. They make a few shorter models. Whatever you do, it's the dishwasher that determines the minimum height. The other thing on my Christmas list for the past 40 years: A sink unit with no bottom. If you've ever spent a couple of hours working under the sink, you know that step up to the bottom is a pain in the back. Also the cheap chipboard most cabinet bottoms are made out of- they get a little water, swell up, then sag into garbage. A sink unit that had no bottom, but did have a fitted drain pan is long over due. Microwave. I like raising this off the counter so you have counter space underneath to the wall. It's better all round like this. Bugs. What we used to always do in New York City aka roach capital north of the tropics. Behind and under all base cabinets we'd spread a generous amount of roach powder. Also make sure you plug up all holes even if they're covered. Large holes use canned spray foam, smaller ones silicone caulking. Keeps the ants out. (I made one kitchen that they finally figured out how to get in through the electrical boxes. So I opened them up and caulked the flex connectors). Hope this helps.

Good info guys!!!! I am about to do a kitchen tear out and I am starting with Terrazzo floors. My kitchen will have a similar footprint but I am doing laminate floors after the cabinets are in.

This was a very informative video because I will be installing two kitchen cabinets in my home and it was also good to know that I should use screws that are 3" long. Four lag screws should do the trick into wood studs!

I'm a journeyman plumber and Ive been following Tom Silva's work for years and he is the consumate "journeyman" ,does great work and knows what hes talking about. In Tom's defence ,I don't really think he intended this video to be a bonavide cabinet installation video,,,just an overview of a of a through presentation somewhere else.

Normally you start from the corner but it worked in their case because of the access panel.

I watched a video earlier today by a "cabinet installer" showing the need for cabinet levelers to do the job quickly. But I just witnessed a real pro with no laser (just measure from the floor and draw a line with a level) and no $60 worth of EZ -24 Levelers (10 cents worth of shims) do the job cheaper and faster.

Great tutorial!! Thanks

Great Job Guys

So many opinions...lol. Toms resume speaks for itself. Alot of what the show does now is help homeowners. Every home owner does'nt have a budget to remodel the entire kitchen. Alot of close minded comments.

@steved8714

5 жыл бұрын

That's right, I did a modest $45,000 kitchen in my home and did some myself.

Good job guys:)

Don’t use 3” screws as you could hit pipes or wires, normally a 2.5” screw will keep you away from the center of the stud and not more than 1.5” deep into the stub; Electricians and plumbers normally keep the wires and pipes at least 1.5” deep.

@michaelh7527

2 жыл бұрын

That is seriously a great tip! I am about to install all new cabinets.

@arthurjackson

2 жыл бұрын

Wish I had read this comment last weekend. I drilled into power and had to disassemble a good bit of the wall to make sure there wasn’t fire back there, and then replaced the wire, and fixed the wall board. Just a five minute job. ;D

@riumudamc4686

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly, This should be the first thing discussed on a video like this.

@jambocks

5 ай бұрын

Not cabinet screws either

It's a good idear - Tommy

Very appreciative

Stopped by to show my support

These guys are awesome!

Marvelous camera work and description of your approach for leveling and measuring and whether to shim or not. Also I love the z theory for aligning that blind cabinet to the stove area and making it accessible easily to remove If necessary.

As someone in an older home who has invested a lot of time chasing gaps and cracks to stop roaches, that open access next to the stove gives me anxiety.

Tommy has all the good tools .

@dexon27

6 жыл бұрын

His level even says smelly

@alecbaldwinsnotpropgun

3 жыл бұрын

diver dave hold my tip

At point 3.21 by the expression on Kevens face it looks like Tom passed ⛽️ poor guy such a confined space, should have opened that window incase of these unforseen accidents. it's nice how Tommy kept his composure🤭🙃😉nice job guy's 👍👍

Excellent camera work!

@dartme18

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Camera went right to where it was needed to see cabinets getting shimmed to the alignment marks or level, etc. Very nice!

This is the very reason I love my laser level.

@acerjuglans383

3 жыл бұрын

@Adam Pagenkopf Set up? What's to set up?? Take your laser out of the case, put some batteries in, screw it on a tripod, and turn it on. That's the most you'll set up.

@dartme18

2 жыл бұрын

@@acerjuglans383 Yep, that would be the setup to which he's referring.

These days use the star bits to make drilling screws much easier and less chance of stripping the heads of screws.

It's amazing how the studs always magically place themselves wherever the experts drill the hole in the wall. Anyone???

@viso7024

2 жыл бұрын

It’s called tv

@ClumsyCars

2 жыл бұрын

Stud finder or common sense, like the studs are obviously where the line of drywall screws are.

These look like Home Depot grade cabinets. They look good. I have heard insane stories of people spending $30,000 upgrading the kitchen.

@leehancock2782

4 жыл бұрын

It adds up quick, dont ask how i know.

@michaelarenas9185

3 жыл бұрын

Just bought my cabinets from Homedepot . they were 7K which wasn't to bad . It was the installation where they get you . They wanted 14K to do the install .

@mkl5448

3 жыл бұрын

@Laith Sadly, contractors are now taking advantage of clients and using the lumbers prices as a convenient excuse. It's BS and you are being scammed. Do a little pricing on your own and you will clearly see that. And I don't mean for pressboard garbage either.

@mkl5448

3 жыл бұрын

@Laith 5/8" is perfectly fine. You can always go the RTA route as well. They are good quality cabinets, and more importantly, all wood. I have installed a handful of kitchens, with those, over the past 10 years, and they are pretty nice. Soft closing, full extensions, etc. At this stage, it's probably the only option to get decent quality at a decent price. I just had a potential customer show me his $19k estimate, just for cabinets, for a modest sized, about 20 cabinets, kitchen. It's absolutely nuts!!!

@gangisspawn1

3 жыл бұрын

30k is what my grandma spent on a kitchen renovation at homedepot. Wayyyy overpriced.

That designer really thought outside the box on that design.

@rl4889

3 жыл бұрын

She left that air conditioner in the wall lol. Yea, really thought out. I and im sure most people would have fired her.

@jassaBarnalewala

3 жыл бұрын

Auboypurn l

Hello! Doing a kitchen remodel on an old home and this was very helpful! A question for the community - why is the tile in the sink base area not tiled closer to the wall. It's the same at my house and I was going to tile close to the wall when the new floor goes in.

@bsdbryn

Жыл бұрын

Looks like it was tiled up to where the previous cabinets ended

I saw that you used shims to make sure everything was level. Do you leave the shims in place during the installation process? Do you take them out at the end or cut them down to the edge of the cabinet so you don't see them?

Hey quick question what do i do with the shims after i use them to level out do i jus leave em there?

@HieuNguyen-sh6ur

3 жыл бұрын

you can also just score with a utility knife and break it off.

@theblondeone8426

3 жыл бұрын

thanks that was my question too

@FormaldehydeSon

2 жыл бұрын

cut off the excess and leave what's underneath/behind stuff in place

@billsmith9249

2 жыл бұрын

like the others said, the shims get cut down to match the surface of the cabinets. Then you install your 'toe kick' on the floor cabinets to hide any gaps and such.

At 6:05 I see NM cable running along the inside of the cabinet. Is this not a code violation? It might not have been when this show was filmed. Correct me if I’m wrong but doesn’t any exposed wiring subject to possible damage have to be either run in conduit or some sort of metal sheathing?

Danm designer making money by telling the homeowner leave everything the same just eveything new

@srgsloca

5 жыл бұрын

edgar romero y es la mera nata de la leche asi de pendejos(a) estan

@nahumromero7826

4 жыл бұрын

Hhhhha!!

@mayraenriquez9092

2 жыл бұрын

😂

@wastedShaman

8 ай бұрын

Homeowner saves money.

how much weight can those cabinets mounted with screws to the wood studs take? Can the cabinets ever pull off the wall from the studs and collapse? Or the shelves alone collapse down from those little feet of steel or plastic used to hold them in place?

First of all, you are awesome. I do have a question though. On the wall cabinets, why don't you use a temporary ledger to set the cabinet on?

@acerjuglans383

3 жыл бұрын

Tommy had Kevin.

@Methodical2

2 жыл бұрын

He had a helper. But even with a helper, I am using a ledger.

@MrLiveactive

7 ай бұрын

I cut a 2x4 about 1" longer than than the set line. Then use it as a kick board to hold it in place while I screw it to wall. I angle it towards the cabinet and it will pretty much hold itself in place.

For a second j thought this was chip..and Joanna Gaines Haha!

Can u leave out the floor with self leveling ckncret and put the cabinets on top or leave the floor like that...another question do i leave da shims? If i leave the shims i gota buy a bigger screw right?

@sunso1991

Жыл бұрын

concrete is very heavy. it is about 150lb per CFT if you have to level 1", that is 12.5lb/sqft of dead load at certain locations. Residential design allows 10psf ~15psf dead load and 40psf live load. it can add up really quickly and overload some older joist/beams that is already weakened (which might have caused the dip in the first place)

My brother liked particale board.

Tommy’s the man 5.56 Screw it from behind lol 😂

I found it much easier and less work to install the bottom cabinets first and then using a couple of scissor jacks and a board across them, install the uppers (with the doors on). With these light weight jacks I can level and precisely position the cabinets without anybody having to strain to hold them exactly in place.

@nathanrock8107

6 жыл бұрын

No real fast installer would ever install the bases first, there's no debate. I just started watching cab inst videos today and I saw a jack for the first time ever used on cabs. No one ever trying to make money uses one of those(maybe some high end custom shit with metal or something in it idk). I work for speed, all the videos I've seen have laser level BS and I haven't seen that in over 10 years on the job ONCE.

@brokenwave6125

6 жыл бұрын

Just use a ledger board for the uppers...

@bangarang74

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly. I just screw a 2x4 to the wall along the level line to support my cabinet while a get it shimmed up.

@brokenwave6125

6 жыл бұрын

Nathan Rock Laser levels are actually pretty badass. And getting cheap these days. They are very versitile and fast. No need to hate on new technology. You know someone back in the day was talking shit about circular saws because they thought handsaws worked fine. I agree though...installing bases first is weird...never seen that done before. I used to build custom cabinets, not just hang prefabs...and we always hung uppers first.

@brokenwave6125

6 жыл бұрын

bangarang74 Yeah you can set it on the ledger board and pop a couple trim nails in it and then do whatever you want. Shims, screws etc...its not going anywhere.

I have a lamp post outside but I day it stop working I took it apart but I don't think their 's any juice in the post don't know what to do next

I have a upper corner cabinet similar to this one. Only difference being mine does not have a flat back, the back of mine goes all the way to the corner. What's the difference or point of this feature? Any help please? I'm mounting it in my bedroom and painting it. I'm hoping because it's not flat in the back that I won't be able to mount it or something dumb :(

@mushroomflyer6312

7 жыл бұрын

Brandon Schneider Just a preference in design. Some people believe things will slide in to that far back corner and get lost, because they cannot be easily seen or reached.

"Great to have a designer, they'll come up with stuff you'd never think of" Designer - "Leave everything the same. I'll take my paycheck now."

that old air conditioner is really ugly there

So she got a designer to tell her to keep it the same??

@alyssanicole8559

6 жыл бұрын

lmao

@tinhinnh

6 жыл бұрын

Elliot Tierney 😂

@utep212

6 жыл бұрын

hahahaha But the designer came with the cabinets, so she got a really good deal!

@tinhinnh

6 жыл бұрын

Elliot Tierney sometimes you just need reassurance

@Alexanderbuilds2001

5 жыл бұрын

Yep pretty much

I love all the advice your getting..lmao..!!!

I french cleated my upper cabinets in my kitchen.

My uncle once installed the kitchen cabinets upside down!!!!!

Amazing I install the same way 👍

Nice cabinets. I wonder where you got them?

@jonathanmarra4555

2 жыл бұрын

Cabinets To Go is the retailer for those cabinets. they are ivory but more cream than white.

Screwing it from behind is always the best way to go!

A lot of valid comments. Question why did you not install a cleat on the wall instead of eyeballing the line?

@brokenwave6125

6 жыл бұрын

Because its faster and easier to do it this way...especially with 2 people. Ledger boards are great if you're hanging by yourself.

Wouldn't installing the uppers be super difficult with the counter in the way?

@acerjuglans383

3 жыл бұрын

I always install the lowers first, and then put "deadmen" on the lowers, so that I can rest the uppers while attaching them to the wall.

A coat of paint on wall before hanging them cabinets would be good. And new tiles on the floor also.

@Mr.Pop0

6 жыл бұрын

theyre probably doing a tile backsplash thus no need to finish that wall.

@crosslink1493

4 жыл бұрын

Ditto. Get rid of that old sheet vinyl flooring and put down tile, wood, or wood-looking tile to really make it look new. Painting the walls first would also help. Its easier than painting after the backsplash and counters are installed (simply sand the paint where the backsplash will go, there's also an undercoating that can be put on it putting in a tile backsplash. ).

@504deezybaby

4 жыл бұрын

@Yo Mama Lmmfao

What brand of screw gun are you using?

What do you do if the ceiling is not level?

I more peeved that there was a designer involved and no1 said anything about a vent for that range. An AC in the kitchen is a terrible idea bc it will just eat up a lot of grease. Overall good tips bc im doing my moms kitchen (handmade cabinets and all) and needed some tips on leveling them bc there is a lump in the floor. Will definitely do it this way bc I'm not a pro like these youtube comentors who know better than everyone. Thanks again TOH!

@kevinkotchevar2339

6 жыл бұрын

3" screws really? 2 1/2" what you use good way to hit romex or pipes

@billsmith9249

2 жыл бұрын

are you saying there wasn't going to be a vent installed because Tommy specifically mentioned the vent going above the stove........

I'm guessing the 2x4 added to the wall, behind the end cabinet to the right, was to bring the drawer out, away from the wall, so it could open past the trim around the sliding glass door. .

@amyestrada1707

2 жыл бұрын

I was trying to figure why they put it thanks

@justinarnold84

Жыл бұрын

Countertop supports

@davidg8032

Жыл бұрын

Upon further review: They did so many major changes to the mounting of the cabinets that they didn’t even bother referencing. The second cabinet they installed was mounted directly to the wall, then at 5:47 there is now a 2x4 behind it. Then at 6:05 where he closes the drawer, notice how it doesn’t close flush, and he had to push the right-side in to get it to close flush, then he pushes on it a second time just to be sure. They should make more of an effort to point out some of the problems they encounter, rather than just editing them out.

@Bapuji42

Жыл бұрын

@@davidg8032 That's typical of Ye Olde House.

Where did she get the cabinets from? Who’s an affordable RTA manufacturer ??

How do you secure the cabinets? They'd be too heavy to screw directly into the plasterboard, no? Do you have to screw them into the studs ?

@hammerpocket

Жыл бұрын

Yes, into the studs.

I recently moved into an apartment and I am beginning to see roaches coming from under my sink. I've noticed that there's spaces as to where no caulking in alot of places and in other places like when you remove the drawers the cabinets are not flush with the wall. What actions should I take???

@libertyordeath555

2 жыл бұрын

If you can try to find the holes where they are coming in, then use "Great Stuff" or other spray foam sealant to seal em up or ask the landlord to. Also put down "boric acid" in between walls & cabinets, it last forever as long as dry & kills bugs.

"Screw it from the back". 😂😂😂

Make sure the bottom height of your upper course meets code! Don't just blindly measure down from the ceiling and assume your ok with the resultant height.

What do you do if there aren't studs right where you need them?

@jacobsweeney2330

9 ай бұрын

Add a 1by 6 along top level line for base cabinets. Be sure it is secured to studs.

I always screw all my base cabinets together first and then level them as a whole. Not one cabinet at a time, that's asking for a disaster.

@OmarGarcia-bi7jq

4 жыл бұрын

Andrew N. I always install toe kick first then screw all cabinets together, then secure it

@darrenr1194

2 жыл бұрын

@@OmarGarcia-bi7jq I always install the counter tops first then the cabinets then the grout then the floor tiles. also if it helps paint your drywall before plaster goes on!

Nice big mouse motel by the stove

@gnome2024

7 жыл бұрын

Such a big storage area wasted.

@fernandochavez9257

5 жыл бұрын

Hahahaahhahahha. I thought the same thing. 😅😅😅😅

@crosslink1493

4 жыл бұрын

I've got a similar sidewall drain in a bathroom. She could have offset the sink cabinet from the window to the right, then used a sink in the counter with an offset faucet mount to get the faucet centered in the window (the designer should have seen this option). Drop in a few 'mesh' shelves in the corner and you have a good place for storing cleaners & similar, while still having plumbing access.

Not cabinet related, but when it comes time to tile, can you tile right onto the plaster patching?

@kevinr3263

6 жыл бұрын

I agree. Prime that shit my man

Today I went from finding a good deal on a sink on Facebook marketplace, to completely remodeling the kitchen 🤔

Refrigerator next to stove. Yeah, great design....

@crosslink1493

4 жыл бұрын

It looks like an older house (like mine), and those were built with quite small kitchens. Can't tell but maybe there will be a thin cabinet between the stove and fridge? Maybe for a trash can or pan storage racks?

@rl4889

3 жыл бұрын

The "designer" should have taken out that ac and used that wall space for refrigerator.

Oh boy she is saving all kinds of money, I'm seeing Red Flags already

We did this in Europe 100 years ago.

Noobie here with questions: Even though it's going to be covered, why wouldn't you paint first or replace the missing tile / linoleum. if it's a budget thing i can understand but i don't see the price of a gallon of paint and some tiles adding too much cost?

@jennifermatchett4323

3 жыл бұрын

Time is $, supplies is $. Unless the layout changes, shims are the way to go for cost/time efficiency imo

@darrenr1194

2 жыл бұрын

The same reason why they don't paint both sides of the drywall. No one will ever see it

Can you install kitchen cabinets on a floating floor

@johnknight4228

6 жыл бұрын

Not supposed to.

@acerjuglans383

3 жыл бұрын

Yes you can.

@billsmith9249

2 жыл бұрын

you can but should not. Floating floors need to breathe and they will expand and contract. You can install cabinets on a tile floor as the tile will not be moving.

Its funny Tommy uses a 6 foot Stabila level, and than uses the smaller Stanley level. I thought Tommy would have a whole set of Stabila levels. 😁😁🙄😇

Why are the end cabinets facing away from the kitchen. Why didnt they route the drain line behind the wall instead of totally wasting space in the corner?

@youslappedme

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah I was thinking that too...wasted space for a drain pipe

@sunso1991

Жыл бұрын

@@youslappedme there is a cleanout there as well, it is likely this kitchen's sewer connection is very high on the outside due to topography or a half basement situation. the connection is too close to the wall, and a sanitary pipe would have to be at least 1.5", which couldnt be routed though 2X4 walls (25% of 3.5" load bearing wall is 0.875" diameter pipe, 25% of 2X6 is 1.375") as for the counter end, 5:39 you can see the draw do open to the kitchen, the hallway side is only decorative panels to match the adjecent draws (which opens hallway side).

Skims ey? Im glad we use adjustable feet to adjust the lower kitchen cabinets

@8172008

7 жыл бұрын

They do have adj. feet, but on better 'high end' stuff. Remember, she got this flat packed, like an IKEA package and assembled it herself on a VERY tight budget. ;--)

@Blobjonblob

7 жыл бұрын

Randy True but you can buy adj feet separately off the shelf in most hardware stores

@8172008

7 жыл бұрын

Somehow I don't think buying adjustable feet is in the cards for her, but it would be for me, I love that idea :--) And the guys are there 'quid pro quo' I think, as 'they' say hehe :--)

@fd3871

7 жыл бұрын

IKEA kitchens usually have adj feet, unless you get the decorative kind where you don't put any baseboard around the bottom: but idk why anyone would want that... too much work cleaning all the time under there

@adisharr

6 жыл бұрын

Why pay for adjustable feet when you're only adjusting them once? Shims are perfectly fine and won't travel with any vibration when glued.

what type of impact drill does he use

@charlescho

7 жыл бұрын

dirtyDave von That's a Festool drill. (Expensive!)

@DavidI0I

7 жыл бұрын

Charles Cho Did a quick check and no kidding they are expensive thanks

@sentry9834

5 жыл бұрын

@@charlescho Festool's got nothin' on Harbor Freight!

Hi

Tommy is a G! screw it from behind eh haha

Surprised you just screw your cabinets to the wall. We screw plates with a lip on the wall and hang the cabinet on them and can adjust them from that much easier to put up a cabinet yourself hanging it vs holding and screwing it

@MarioDragon

7 жыл бұрын

You can do both, usually I've used wall plates when I can't put a cabinet directly into a stud

@nathanrock8107

6 жыл бұрын

That's Ikea way and a weird way of doing it. Ikea is sent in flat stacks just like China cabs...and the quality is so f'ing horrible once an earthquake hits those are done.

@MisterM-ow6qk

6 жыл бұрын

Scott Reid it depends on the quality of the cabinets. For cheap particle boards with a white finisg screws will suffice. For finish cabinets that are stained then you can put cleats.

@acerjuglans383

3 жыл бұрын

@@nathanrock8107 hahahaha

@acerjuglans383

3 жыл бұрын

@@nathanrock8107 real "professional" here!

A 2x4 leaderboard would be easier then just a line.

@hankwells6863

5 жыл бұрын

If you're doing it alone maybe I wouldn't recommend it

@lesj1749

5 жыл бұрын

@@hankwells6863 why not Hank?

Stove next to a refrigerator?

I’m following...until they fast forward, doing a million other things that aren’t explained 😒

@asuka1658

3 жыл бұрын

I wish they can explain the purpose of that piece of wood which screwed to the floor for...

@mikemiller9891

3 жыл бұрын

@@asuka1658 It was probably used as the floor anchor for peninsula cabinet ...

Base cabs first so that the top guys can template!

@nathanrock8107

6 жыл бұрын

I've been in the industry for over 10 years and I've never seen one person install the bases first except for the polemans/vanities. And those are the bathrooms BOOOOMMM! You slow af if you do bases for them to template first lol, that means you can't even do 1 unit a day.

@acerjuglans383

3 жыл бұрын

@@nathanrock8107 I always install bases first. Rarely see anyone do uppers first.

@nathanrock8107

3 жыл бұрын

@@acerjuglans383 If you install bases first all it does is get in your way for uppers so you must not be a piece worker, that's for sure.

5:55 just like she likes it lol

Paint first! Tankyou

@rudycasss8206

5 жыл бұрын

Yes please

Why was a sewer line going through the middle of cabinets? Maybe I misunderstood

@duin2in

5 жыл бұрын

Because instead of routing them behind the wall and into the sink base cabinet, they said fuck it we'll just completely waste that space in a small kitchen

@kylemartos1937

4 жыл бұрын

The cabinets they had torn out previously may have not been the originals either. Chances are there was a corner sink, or some bad afterthoughts.

Shouldn't they paint the walls and clean the floor before putting the cabinets?

@optimus_prime_____

6 жыл бұрын

Pavel Golubinsky I’m sure she’s trying to save money. Hence the cabinets

@chriswolgamuth23

6 жыл бұрын

Yes they should, now they have to worry about dripping paint and drywall mud on the brand new cabinets they just installed. doesnt look like a super high end job, but if TOH is trying to teach people the right way to do something I dont know why they would skimp on such easy prep.

@charlesgunter2478

5 жыл бұрын

Most guys I know don't! The way they see it is Why paint and why do the floors first when you can put the cabinets up and just tile around the cabinets saving time and money! That way you can be on another job site!

@Actionronnie

5 жыл бұрын

Depends if it's going to be painted,tiled or some type of finished board I guess.

@5:55

got to at least sweep if not scrape the floor first 4:30 jeese

I would first paint the room and finish the floor. Then the cabinets

@billsmith9249

2 жыл бұрын

if she is doing a floating floor you do not install that under the cabinets. You install it up to the cabinets. Ceramic tile and such would be installed prior to the cabinet installation as the cabinets would rest on the tile.

So you dont fix and paint the walls first?! What in the out of order building is this!

You Americans have kitchens that would date back to the 70's in European countries. They all come with adjustable legs now.

The designer came with the purchase of the cabinets? How do we know the cabinets aren't more expensive because of that?

I notices these are Chinese cabinets in a box, many have poor glue and the plywood delaminates with sun and moisture and they have the fancy hydraulic closers and plastic orange drawer releases under the drawers. I would put a wide pan under the sink to catch and water or drips.

full episode video probably have been deleted

Video screws up at 6:28.

@duin2in

5 жыл бұрын

Rather than put a hole in the side of this cabinet that already has a hole in the side of it... what?

Why would you do a montage in a how-to video, you just blew through the majority of the install with no explanation.

@BadMoonRising92

5 жыл бұрын

Nikolas C ya I didn’t learn anything lol no idea why they did that

@patrickm.parisou8328

5 жыл бұрын

Because this show sucks!

That mud though.

we're gonna aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadd another cabinet here. (Kevin)

Laser

My wife wonders why I call her a decorative end panel.

The only thing I like about the cabinets is that they use plywood.