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@schalkvandenberg6219

5 күн бұрын

You turned on my aircon with you saying "hey google"😂😂. Im in South Africa in the middle of winter so it helped getting my bedroom nice and warm😂. I have a Jet-Air 12k BTU connected to Wi-Fi.

@felixcosty

5 күн бұрын

Thanks for the video. Suggestion for doing metal inserts into wood. Do not use, like on the metal insert you had the flat head screw driver, take the bolt you will be using and two nuts put the two nut on the bolt put the insert on the bolt jam the nuts onto the insert. Drill you hole into your wood part, then chemfer the hole. now use the bolt with insert attached to put it into the hole you made. Where I worked building furniture we used the bolt method and a drill press to put in all the nut cert into everything. Just for information worked 19 years building wood furniture. If you want to use a hand drill just cut the head of the bolt off and do it the easy way. If you want the insert to go in straighter drill a hole the size of the insert and use it as a guide.

@fuhrermk92

5 күн бұрын

14:37 here she is so beautiful more than before. why? Are you the type that gets prettier as you get older or what?

@Sev_Auk

4 күн бұрын

You should always add a "Shakalaka" after a "Boom" Courtney. As in "Boom Shakalaka". You can also freestyle it and go with a "Boom Shakalaka, Boom Shakalaka, Boom" :)

@CNormanHocker

4 күн бұрын

No caulk, that sink will leak under the rim.

I’m not blowing smoke, but this is one of the nicest container builds I’ve seen.

@dogcreek8547

5 күн бұрын

For a first build I've been schooled big time and that is easier said than done.

Just a small plumbing note. Water always gets under the edges of sinks and faucets. What I do is seal them silicone. Doesn't take much, just a thin bead and wipe away all excess. I've done this with kitchen and bath sinks and faucets.

@ciano5475

4 күн бұрын

Or even better using butyl putty tape

I don't know what's easier and more cost effective for you all, but between the polished vids and the more natural vids, the less editing you all do, the better, imo. I like seeing you guys do your thing, like you say "'this is a how we're doing this video, not a how to'". Last thing: I love how much you love and care for that doggo. Best wishes.

Two items from the "It's too late, Baby" department: When cutting with a panel saw, always cut finish side down. The leading saw teeth will be cutting INTO the finish rather than coming OUT of it. Second, especially in a small sink, always set the spigot off to one corner as far as possible. With the spout in the middle, trying to wash anything much bigger than a saucer is a problem because you are always banging into (or trying to avoid) your nice new spout particularly with pots and pans. You could always get a nice stainless plug (or soap dispenser) for the old hole and move it, if so inclined. Other than that, great job!

@JML542

4 күн бұрын

Agreed, and it also doesn't distract so much from the window view if it's off to the right corner.

Your going to need to provide some form of ventilation for the fridge. The heat it expels out the back needs somewhere to go, otherwise, it won't cool properly and likely won't last very long.

@paulascott451

5 күн бұрын

That's the first thing I thought of as well. If you don't let that fridge get some air circulation it's going to overheat and shorten the life for the fridge as well as use a lot more power just to try and stay cool. You can replace that left side trim piece with a louvered or slotted one and put a small DC powered fan under the fridge blowing towards the back and that will push the hot air out and around the left side of the fridge. And being DC powered, it won't be a shock hazard if anything spills on the floor in that location. You will have to make sure to replace that fridge-side kick with a louvered one or at least with a 1.5" gap at the top where you can't see it but air can get in.

@mikebarushok5361

4 күн бұрын

Some of the newer mini fridge designs have the condenser coils in the side panels and need all around air circulation, not just the back.

Looking good, however good practise would suggest putting a thin film of waterproof sealant under the lip of the sink, hob and tap unit - if water does get inside it will puff/expand the chipboard of the worktop.

@AmbitionStrikes

5 күн бұрын

That’s a great point!

@killjoy03

5 күн бұрын

I was waiting for the sealant, haha

@E77721

5 күн бұрын

I hate using chipboard for that specific purpose, but sometimes you don’t have a choice. So I go all out on the waterproofing. I literally glued down the sink with silly cone. Unfortunately, it will never come out. Oh well! 🤷‍♂️😂

@bige.3474

5 күн бұрын

I was watching for the plumber's putty.

@philwoods2534

5 күн бұрын

@@E77721 ❤

Our pup just had a pacemaker put in 4 weeks ago. Complete game changer🔋❤. Wishing Boone a successful recovery!🐶🥰

I would cut in Air slots in the toe kick for the for the refrigerator, and they need air circulation to work properly and not over heat causing the compressor to fail. your build looks great. You need to build a few for an Air B&B to place on the on the land where the old cabin is being torn down.

@Diebog

5 күн бұрын

I agree, definitely need ventilation or you will ruin the compressor. And it won’t be as efficient as it’s working so hard.

Prayers for Boone for a speedy recovery and continued good health! Love all that you are doing for Courtney's mom, making it look professional.

WHAT! Oliver is walking now, he is a growing boy - good job! Next thing you know he will be running down the driveway

When I saw boons legs slip on the smooth floor it reminded me of my beagle named Diesel, he got to a point where his leg muscles after a torn knee wouldn’t have enough stretch to keep his back legs from sliding out on our smooth laminate floor, so I bought some 1/8” surgical/latex tubing, cut it in small pieces and used a drip of alcohol to make slipping them over his nails easier. With those on his nails he had great traction in his older years with us. Replaced them maybe once a week when they would wear off but there was nothing i wouldn’t of done for my Diesel. Had him for 17.5 wonderful years. I’m happy to see another dog owner willing to spend money to help them rather than just put them down 😞.

So Happy Boone is doing well. I Love the way you guy’s Love your fur babies!! The tiny house look’s amazing. Great job Courtney on the decor of the tiny house!🙏🙏🙏Blessing’s

Poor old Boone looks tired, but after he heals up, he may just end up being an all new dog! I see little Oliver is taking some steps, I bet he will get a running start into his 'terrible two's' phase of life. Your mom will be so pleased with the new tiny home quarters Courtney, you guys are doing a super job!!

Your videos are so good, but at the 7:58 mark, Oliver popping up in the window was so cute I actually rewound to see it again.

So happy that the surgery went well for Boone. Veterinary Colleges are amazing assets to have your pet treated at. Thank you for showcasing them.

Good to see Boone doing so well. He is going to have so much more energy now!!

That’s amazing your dog having pacemaker surgery. Hope the dog makes a full recovery. The container mini house is really inspiring. Such a cool build.

Come on guys, you know exactly how you’re going to move it, it’s why you have the 6x6! I hope your Woofer makes a full recovery.

@markwatson2403

5 күн бұрын

I don’t know. Knowing Riley, I’m expecting them to buy a surplus Chinook helicopter and sky lift it into place!

@nautique1970

5 күн бұрын

@@markwatson2403 😂 On the first video of the build with the Oshkosh in the background I was adamant that was how the finished container was going to be moved. Let’s see.

@IMJUSTBILLUNO

5 күн бұрын

If you did drywall boards…. I hope they don’t crack at the joints when you move the container. Fingers crossed. 😳🤞🏻🤞🏻

@MadBkr

5 күн бұрын

Maybe they will use the trailer of the container guy, that thing was impressive

@shanehumphrey4827

5 күн бұрын

The 120 will move it!!

What a fast, beautiful job? Your mom will be so comfy and happy . Oliver is getting so big and still so handsome. Thank you both for putting your mom's comfort sky high. Love to you all from Central Oklahoma

Now the fun begins, Oliver is walking! Time to install those extra eyes for the back of your head. Maybe do an episode about toddler safety devices. Nice build for your Mom, that quite a stylish compact setup.

Put the faucet in the back right corner! Nevermind, you already put it in the back center. LOL Time to install child door and drawer locks. Oliver is walking! ! !

The kitchen turned out great! FYI, I bet Riley will like that track saw even more if he connects it to a ShopVac or a dust extractor. Dust collection isn't perfect, but keeping the majority of it out of your lungs and off the floor is what really makes a track saw awesome, IMO.

The track saw is great, but the real genius is that insulation foam surface to saw on - protects blade and floor.

Noooo we have to wait another week… keep up the great work, always something to look forward to on a Sunday afternoon..

Now you're in trouble, Oliver is walking. Top shelf container tiny home build.

You guys are awesome to build this for Courtney's mom. Such good kids to support mom like that....and what an wonderful environment you have created for her. Great taste and decision making. I would live there! You should go into the business of making them!!! So happy Boone came through okay and he is doing well. Eagle Grandma.....

I've installed a couple of sinks in my time and one thing I learned is to seal the inner cut edge of the counter top with some glue or silicone to stop any expansion from moisture in the future. Just a handy tip you might want to use.

Nice video. Glad to hear Boon is on the mend. Courtney & Riley, to reduce torque with a power device, use your drill. Lowest speed, torque setting #1. When it stops, finish with a hand tool. I use this all the time. Speedy and safe.

Sorry to see that state of Boon, I trust he will now do well. The tiny house is coming on by stylish leaps and bounds, it must make boon jealous.

Looks awesome! Y’all are killing on this project. Can’t wait to see how you move this container. Glad to hear Boone is on the road to recovery as well. Go Cougs!

Don't forget to put a bead of silicon, or as in your part of the world 'caulk' the back of the bench top and the wall as well as under the sink to stop water from getting into the benchtop or cupboards under. Nice work!!

So glad that Boone is doing well. I love the way the kick board snaps onto the legs.

You’ve done a very nice job building a ‘granny flat’ for your mom. Very efficient use of space while being very attractive inside. Cheers!

Courtney & Riley, nice job on the kitchen cabinets.The refrigerator face was awesome. When cutting the countertop install holes, i KNOW you own a shop vac.😂 So glad Boone is on the road to recovery. YOU GUYS ROCK!❤❤❤

The IKEA cabinets look great. So easy to put together. The container is almost done and Oliver is so cute too.

Oliver is the smilingest, happiest baby. On camera at least.

Silicon sealant around sink, tap and cooker to stop leaks 👀

So for your pocket door when you sheet. It use 1/2 inch plywood or 3/4 inch plywood. Then you would have something to screw in too. And and then you can cover it with a 1/4 inch drywall if you want.

Sending all our good vibes to Boone ❤ thank for sharing this tiny build with us! Oliver is walking 🥹💙

Awwww what a treat at the end... he's walking 🙌🏼💙 oh my goodness Oliver, you are just the cutest bubba 🥰🥰🥰 xxx

I installed a sink and found out the hard way that they make putty to bed the sink in to prevent water from going under the metal lip of the sink and getting to the exposed wood made by the sink cut hole. You probably did it and didn't film since I know you guys do such awesome work. I had to remove my sink and do it over is how I found out when I couldn't figure out how water was getting under the sink into the cabinet below.

This looks amazing hope Courtney's mom likes it

You guys are one of my favorite Channels to watch.

He's walking! Your lives have changed forever!! 🤣🥰🤠 I am really impressed with the Little House...you guys have done an amazing job.

That's the best place for your family pet if you can afford it! He's in great hands with them!

Your episodes are a highlight of my week. I love doing this kind of work and solving these kinds of problems. I'm no longer living off grid but working to get back there. These episodes are such a dose of good vibes and always looking forward to what you both are up to. Sending good vibes

Did a quick cut with my miter box yesterday, to quick to grad glasses. A relatively small piece of wood broke, wedged and shot out. Opened a nice little bloody hole in my forehead. I am so lucky to still have two eyes. Missed it by this much (Get Smart reference). Good call Courtney, keep it up. I've build five houses safely, but it only takes one hurried moment to fail. Love this project, you're good kids. 😊

Glad Boone is doing well. Great job on the kitchen, especially the hidden fridge. As far as moving the can, fab up some skids that mount in the container mounting points on the bottom. They're designed to handle the stress when a sea can is on a ship, train, or truck and being thrown about or moved by crane. Great video as usual. Keep up the good work.

As a Washington state university alum and a dog owner, this had me stoked! Go Cougs!

I just built those cabinets. In my laundry room. I wanted a More wipe able surface so I sprayed it with high shine clear coating. FYI. I love them!

Artic King. Mine quit within 6 months. Frig will move, but easy to set in place. 1. Make sure good air circulation for compressor cooling. 2. If it fails there is a start and temp setup that goes onto the 3 pins on the compressor. The parts are under 10 dollars. I got three to keep in stock. Mice have a lot of room under the kitchen too ….

I felt a little cheated when you desaturate (the color) at 09:00 before installing the first cabinet face. It robs us of the joy of enjoying Courtney's awesome red hair beauty! Boone has a little backstage work which is extremely helpful to his longevity. Glad that was so effective! (How did Boone get his name? You haven't lived near Boones Ferry Road, right? That was named for a relative of Daniel Boone.) A track saw might be on my shopping list thanks to your recent experiences. Do you sponsor any deals? Or guidance to the best model? Ollie is exhibited extremely well in this video! He is all smiles and inspires even more joy, just like the rest of you! Riley, this *!* is an exclamation mark. Not an "explanation" mark! This is a common flub for non-typesetters!

Be sure to use blue tape to keep all the drawers and cabinets shut when you move the connex to location! ... on the mini-fridge, is there enough air circulation to dissipate the heat from the coils? Looks good with all the trim around it, but I would think it needs room. Looking nice!

Congratulations on the great progress on the Tiny House! Hope Boone heals well. Oliver is looking cute as ever!

This tiny home build has been great fun to watch and learn! What a cool project. Glad Boon is doing well!

the kitchen looks great, but wouldn't it be safer to seal the cutouts for the sink and stove with waterproof wood glue, or at least seal the sink and stove with silicone under the overhang to prevent water from seeping in and damaging the wood if something spills over?

Awesome progress and SO happy Boone is feeling better!

Anytime I build something with lots of piece parts I get a tray with a bunch of compartments and sort the parts. I find it makes it go much faster especially if you are building a bunch of them.

I would seal the sink to the counter with silicone, water will find a way in there and as soon as it hits the cut edge of that countertop it will swell and warp. It's also a place where mold likes to grow if it gets wet. Also not a bad idea to put a coating of silicone around the inside of the hole you drilled for the faucet, in the event it ever leaks (I've had it happen with brand new faucets before).

You can buy steel vent strips for refrigerator installation at home Depot. You do need one on top and bottom for the fridge to cool correctly. You can also just cut some out in your shop. The fridge will not survive in a closed cabinet. Refrigeration fires do happen more than you hear about if your not in the business. I did retail store installations in convince stores for a couple of years.

Excellent idea to modify standard fridge door! Kitchen cabinets looks great! 👍

Hole Saw. Try the impact driver if your arbor bit has the detent for the impact. It's weird and it wasn't intentional, but I couldn't find my drill and the arbor had the detent in it so I grabbed the impact and it worked amazingly well on a 2.5" hole through 1.5" of wood and 1/2" of plywood. Super smooth and easy. So, hole saw bits tend to "grab" aggressively like your's did in this video. I think the impact driver works so well because it hammers and slows down rather than powering through when the bit grabs. Super weird and unexpected, but try it if your arbor bits have the detent.

Hi guys my lady taught me a great tip when assembling those Ikea cabinets use wood glue as well on all the seems the difference in strength is chalk and cheese, they suddenly become almost strong Tony from Western Australia 🇦🇺

You made that fridge panel attachment waaaayyyyy more complicated that it needed to be. Two strips of Gorilla Tough & Clear Double Sided Mounting Tape and 4 blobs of construction adhesive was all you needed. No drilling, no screwing, just make sure it is aligned when you stick it on because it is never coming off. I used this method to put a stainless steel back splash behind our range and it has never moved.

So very wonderful you are. Thank you for sharing your passion and skills. Gotta Love Ambition Strikes!

I love the way it's coming together!!

Buy the glass drawer side panels, it really finishes off the kitchen and many people don't know they exist. Don't lose all the white covers that snap into the metal frames of the drawers either, they're commonly lost and look super unfinished when missing. For the cabinet with the sink, seal the seams with white silicone so the cabinet doesn't get destroyed if there's ever a water leak.

I'm always amazed that people don't bother to use glue on the dowels when building units, nor using sealant around the worktop cuts to prevent moisture and under the sink lip. Far easier to do it now, than try to sort it out later. Cutting the worktop and the kicker from the back will reduce the chance of the face splintering. Glad that Boone got diagnosed and sorted 🐕🐕

I thought that built-in fridge was going to be a disaster - Boy was I wrong! You crushed it- really interested in the long-term performance.

I can’t believe you guys found such a neat system for cabinets that fit perfectly. You guys did a great job installing it but I think you guys could’ve built it yourselves from scratch. But either way it is an amazing fit for that space. Great job guys, and I like that supervisor baby Oliver.😊

@brandons9398

5 күн бұрын

PS he is growing so fast😮

Now it may well be a country thing, but here in the UK we always run some silicone around our sinks and taps when we install them. In doing so we ensure that water does not ingress into the worktops, etc.

Maybe build a flowerbed-type of potty area on the deck that Boone can easily use during his recovery. I had to build an inside potty area for my fur baby as she got older and couldn't make it outside quickly.

This tiny house looks so sharp !! Great job !!

That is a cool tiny house, easy to build not much complicated stuff to build. Good job to the both of you!

Great Job guys! Glad Boon is on the mend. Dogs are family!

I could be wrong but I swear that looked like an IKEA commercial. We bought that kind of cabinetry for years because we loved the look as well as how we were able to build it ourselves. OMG I love you humans just the way you took care of Boone. Cheers ❤😊❤

very nice. you did forget to use a seal between the sink and the partical board countertop.

@daveb8598

5 күн бұрын

And the whole... sink currently drains into the cabinet :)

Don't forget the venting needs of the mini fridge. Some way for the heat to escape the back!

Camperzilla! That’s where you used that countertop before !

Oliver pop ups are my favorite....kudos to an excellent build!

Again, you two are nothing short of amazing. Your vision for completed projects is spot on, even though you talk as if you're flying by the seat of your pants. Thanks for all that you do, and for sharing it with us.

SUPER frackin' job on the refrig Riley!!! You convinced me to get a tracksaw that baby makes life just much easier when making long cuts!!!!

Tiny home is turning out great, good jobs guys!

It's looking great. Nice that you could get Boon's heart also upgraded.

Hey, very cool you guys! The last two videos were great. I finally had a chance to stop and watch them. Looking forward to the Next one, as always

Get well soon Boone! Your builds are so smooth and professional, very impressive. Best container house I've ever seen. Riley might be blind without Courtney. I once went to the hospital with a wire from a wire wheel sticking out of my eye. I never forgot safety glasses again. Take care, have fun.

You guys do such nice work! Courtney's mom will have a great space to stay in, when she comes to visit. Look at little Oliver go!

Very nice looking and love the way it all fits in there. Glad Boone is doing well and hoping everything goes well.

Stunning! ✨️ Two people with good brains = excellence!

Thanks for the video guys!

if the corner didn't mess up keeping the plumbing out of the way or interfere with something, that would be my pick. Great video, y'all!

Thanks for showing the multi tool use on the cooktop install. I have a fall project that will involve depth control. I couldn't think how the control depth. The multi tool will do the trick.

You can find an old flare mower with a good roller pin on it build you up some legs so you can mount it to the rear end of the c train. And make a temporary toe tongue for the front of it and tow it. Or rent a very large forklift

Beautiful Job, GREAT work!!!

Issues that I see from left to right: Need air flow behind the fridge to remove condenser heat. Verify that the metal strip below the cooktop (The strip that you removed the screw from) does not get super hot when the cooktop is turned on. Add caulk to the bottom lip of the sink prior to dropping it into the hole.

That has turned out Amazing! Great job you guys!

Your son is just adorable. Love seeing his sweet little face.

The fridge is amazing!!

I like how you measured the blade on track saw not trusting the depth guide on saw. Looks great. Best. Wishes for Boon.