Way more storage than necessary, and not near enough counter space for folding laundry
@kaleidomniСағат бұрын
Was I just tricked into watching a 10 minute Squarespace ad?
@ted98762 сағат бұрын
Wait you mounted a round tenon between your legs, all while making a stool? Freud would have had a field day.
@markduggan34513 сағат бұрын
I hate to be "thar guy," but you covered up a socket, and there's no handles on the cabinets above the washer and dryer. Great job ( apart from the above).
@AxGryndr4 сағат бұрын
I am still concerned about what happens when you have to replace the washer and dryer because when I replaced mine, the new ones were half an inch taller.
@Bernardgrubb4 сағат бұрын
Wouldn't be better/stronger to have placed the top of the cabinet on top of the walls instead of relying on just the screws to hold the weight of things being placed on the counter top? I'm not a cabinet maker but the way it's made just the screws are holding it instead of the walls of the cabinet. Thanks, love the channel. Keep up the great work Jason.
@Root_T4 сағат бұрын
you made me look it up... and apparently it's a wheelbarrow because a barrow is a word that means; "a luggage trolley. or a two-wheeled handcart used especially by street vendors." So a wheelbarrow is a variation of a barrow. Which means an open barrel could be used as a barrow or a wheelbarrow if you give it wheels and handles. Strange.
@loganbrowncreative20784 сағат бұрын
Just curious why one wouldn't use a pice of 3/4" ply as the back panel vs the 1/4" ply plus top and bottom nailers, plus the under-mount bracket scrap nailer pieces. Seems like it would be less steps, sufficient to use as a nailer, and make the whole thing more rigid?
@JordanFritzsche4 сағат бұрын
I added 4 of these corner style cabinets to my kitchen cabinet remodel and it was miserable to work with. I now know why cabinets are squares and rectangles 😄
@ericb5475 сағат бұрын
I have a question. Would it be beneficial to have your laminate inset so there's a bit of lip on the surface of the hard Maple edging?
@wileybucey17405 сағат бұрын
Absolutely amazing
@MrDead19756 сағат бұрын
just spend $999 on clamps and 1$ on a hammer, job done
@jean-paulfoisy92246 сағат бұрын
Where is the access for the Hot/Cold water shutoff for the washer? What about the second receptacle you covered up ?
@lillbobby6 сағат бұрын
For the measuring of a diameter or cylinder. A piece of string will work too. Wrap it around, mark it, and then put it up to a rule
@dadmakesmuffins7 сағат бұрын
How do you access the utilities behind the washer and dryer?
@johnnyb956788 сағат бұрын
Nice job! Thanks for sharing.
@jontaylor84478 сағат бұрын
I know you cut out access to that outlet in the corner but did you cover up another outlet at 13:00?
@bradp51078 сағат бұрын
Your are hilarious. Also great Video. Thanks for the tips and tricks.
@SleazyDutcham9 сағат бұрын
Thanks for the video; I'm about to embark on a DIY flooring project and this certainly helps! I love the trick where you used the square to make a temporary lever. I think I might be able to use something like that in more than a few different projects. Also gives me the confidence to just go ahead and buy the bump nailer, since we're planning to do a number of rooms in wood flooring. You probably said it, but what guage was each nailer? 16 gauge? Also, only thing I'd personally do differently is fill in some of the knots and gouges in pine like that with some epoxy and then sand it down in place. Great work!
@cabman8611 сағат бұрын
My days is always measure once, cut, throw that to the side, measure again and so on.
@cabman8611 сағат бұрын
They look great but it's a shame to cover up all that butcher block counter.
@TheGoldenpk12 сағат бұрын
The stealth mode got my like and subscribe😂😂😂😂had me geeking! But the info was mad helpful. I'm looking to replace majority of my furniture myself and in the past I definitely struggled to fine the appropriate pieces of wood here
@leshosey2812 сағат бұрын
What about the plug behind the far right cabinet by the light switch
@LandonStrauss-hc1sc12 сағат бұрын
Great energy and charisma.✊🏿
@robertwilson322912 сағат бұрын
Serenity now, insanity later.
@terrariumrich14 сағат бұрын
It takes me a long time to find a straight piece of wood at both HD & Lowes
@toughgamer296015 сағат бұрын
doesn't set off with 'wet' wood as it was just water and clean water is not very conductive. try cutting the treated lumber which is usually treated with copper it'll set it off as it's way more conductive.
@paulmccullough735216 сағат бұрын
I get the point of adding as much storage as you can, but i would have thought that having a decent amount of usable counter top would be just as important in a laundry room. So i dont really understand why you would end up covering 3/4 of the butcher block you just installed? Why not have the upper cabinets only come down half or 2/3rd the way so you could at least fit a laundry basket underneath them and have a decent amount of bench top realestate to use. As far as i can tell, you pissed away half the money you spent on the butcher block tops just to cover them up.
@karldebilde298118 сағат бұрын
Hi Jason, The thing I was interested to know, was what hinges you used on the faceframes :) That's the only thing not listed in the description :D Thank you! Love your work!
@jasonjtg2119 сағат бұрын
Absolutely beautiful well done mate!
@edwardboot343120 сағат бұрын
Funny video, but unfortunately, it's not that easy to find alternative lumber places for most of us. A staged phone call and visit to a store you're probably all ready familar with isn't reality. I live in rural PA, and it is *impossible* to find anyone that sells anything besides construction lumber within a 200 mile radius even. I have bad social anxiety on top, its difficult for me to call and talk to all these random businesses asking for lumber for woodworking projects... I've gotten a combination of reactions. For being in the lumber business, so many seem to scratch their head if it's something besides a 2x4 or OSB, or even get irritated by it. It leaves me feeling like an idiot sometimes, when all I'm trying to do is buy lumber and give someone some business. I'm sure the prices suck, but it's the only option for some of us to go to big box stores. There's no awkwardness of calling random businesses on Google, or going far out of your way. I prefer Lowes, they have a decent selection of lumber if I need new stuff. The past couple years, I have entirely built things out of scrap or reclaimed lumber from stuff family and friends were throwing out. I have the tools and techniques now to work with any wood.
@handymadness20 сағат бұрын
Not much countertop space left.
@koro-kira414121 сағат бұрын
That is such a waste with that mold.. you know you could have made it a two-piece mold the way it could hook it back together Doing all that for a one time cast is such a waste
@keithburns189721 сағат бұрын
What software do you use for your cabinet design?
@garyviveiros255722 сағат бұрын
Amazing video. I would like you to change the dovetail joint so that both pieces have the same sized tails, not wide and narrow, and see if there is more resistance with the wide tails.
@ta1ntv1lle3923 сағат бұрын
"is it even financially viable?" .... no, no the f*** its not
@moshebron210523 сағат бұрын
I hope your washer and dryer last for a very very long time. I didn't see a hole in the back of the cabinets to disconnect the water hoses.
@timswoodshop365523 сағат бұрын
Omg..gotta be one of the worst designs I've seen. Sorry Jase
@sparksmcgee6641Күн бұрын
59:13 Thos guy is an idiot and has never built anything. The city didnt give them anything. YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR ALL IMPROVEMENTS when building a new building. His lie about the sign is showing how deranged this guy is. There is a standard sign regulation in the Springs. They didnt permit thier sign.
@jmi967Күн бұрын
Water doesn’t leave the concrete, it becomes part of it in the curing process. If it dries it cracks and becomes weak. If you want to prove it, weigh some cement, add water, weigh it again, let it cure, weigh it again. Something related is water of hydration. Take some epsom salts and heat them up, they will start to look like they are melting far below their melting point. What’s happening in that case is that you are driving out the bound water which is dissolving the salt.
@charleswaters455Күн бұрын
Man, that's a monster auger.
@allday2772Күн бұрын
Wth
@bandit8623Күн бұрын
sick work. love it
@anthonyfreeman5858Күн бұрын
Nice work Jason. That’s a lot of work, but even without paint, it looks good.
@user-gh2pp5qe1nКүн бұрын
The only thing I would have added would have been running the soffit trim overtop the door, just kinda looks out of place that white flat surface next to all that great woodworking.
@scottwebb3491Күн бұрын
Hi. Newbie here, can we get a video on the computer work you do for the design work, cut list etc?
@jameskenyon959Күн бұрын
I just watched and was totally amused ! Great video- finished product was terrific. Enjoyed your humor throughout as well. If I was to try to copycat it - Which I won't, I think one thing to improve it would be to start it on a couple pallets or something like that - then you could drill from the bottom and release moisture from the sand. also - if you had a skid steer then you could move it easily. also - maybe oil or Vaseline on the pipe threads would keep it from seizing up. I don't know but - Man, I hope you boys had a couple drinks after that !! Kudos !!!!
@OldsmobileCutlass1969VaКүн бұрын
The cabinets look great! Me personally like having maybe a few of them to have frosted glass panels instead of just the plywood.
@VitalityMassageКүн бұрын
I think I'll actually do this. Thanks.
@bobzirollКүн бұрын
32:03 *Super casually ninja catches the falling drawer face, then doesn't even mention it*
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Way more storage than necessary, and not near enough counter space for folding laundry
Was I just tricked into watching a 10 minute Squarespace ad?
Wait you mounted a round tenon between your legs, all while making a stool? Freud would have had a field day.
I hate to be "thar guy," but you covered up a socket, and there's no handles on the cabinets above the washer and dryer. Great job ( apart from the above).
I am still concerned about what happens when you have to replace the washer and dryer because when I replaced mine, the new ones were half an inch taller.
Wouldn't be better/stronger to have placed the top of the cabinet on top of the walls instead of relying on just the screws to hold the weight of things being placed on the counter top? I'm not a cabinet maker but the way it's made just the screws are holding it instead of the walls of the cabinet. Thanks, love the channel. Keep up the great work Jason.
you made me look it up... and apparently it's a wheelbarrow because a barrow is a word that means; "a luggage trolley. or a two-wheeled handcart used especially by street vendors." So a wheelbarrow is a variation of a barrow. Which means an open barrel could be used as a barrow or a wheelbarrow if you give it wheels and handles. Strange.
Just curious why one wouldn't use a pice of 3/4" ply as the back panel vs the 1/4" ply plus top and bottom nailers, plus the under-mount bracket scrap nailer pieces. Seems like it would be less steps, sufficient to use as a nailer, and make the whole thing more rigid?
I added 4 of these corner style cabinets to my kitchen cabinet remodel and it was miserable to work with. I now know why cabinets are squares and rectangles 😄
I have a question. Would it be beneficial to have your laminate inset so there's a bit of lip on the surface of the hard Maple edging?
Absolutely amazing
just spend $999 on clamps and 1$ on a hammer, job done
Where is the access for the Hot/Cold water shutoff for the washer? What about the second receptacle you covered up ?
For the measuring of a diameter or cylinder. A piece of string will work too. Wrap it around, mark it, and then put it up to a rule
How do you access the utilities behind the washer and dryer?
Nice job! Thanks for sharing.
I know you cut out access to that outlet in the corner but did you cover up another outlet at 13:00?
Your are hilarious. Also great Video. Thanks for the tips and tricks.
Thanks for the video; I'm about to embark on a DIY flooring project and this certainly helps! I love the trick where you used the square to make a temporary lever. I think I might be able to use something like that in more than a few different projects. Also gives me the confidence to just go ahead and buy the bump nailer, since we're planning to do a number of rooms in wood flooring. You probably said it, but what guage was each nailer? 16 gauge? Also, only thing I'd personally do differently is fill in some of the knots and gouges in pine like that with some epoxy and then sand it down in place. Great work!
My days is always measure once, cut, throw that to the side, measure again and so on.
They look great but it's a shame to cover up all that butcher block counter.
The stealth mode got my like and subscribe😂😂😂😂had me geeking! But the info was mad helpful. I'm looking to replace majority of my furniture myself and in the past I definitely struggled to fine the appropriate pieces of wood here
What about the plug behind the far right cabinet by the light switch
Great energy and charisma.✊🏿
Serenity now, insanity later.
It takes me a long time to find a straight piece of wood at both HD & Lowes
doesn't set off with 'wet' wood as it was just water and clean water is not very conductive. try cutting the treated lumber which is usually treated with copper it'll set it off as it's way more conductive.
I get the point of adding as much storage as you can, but i would have thought that having a decent amount of usable counter top would be just as important in a laundry room. So i dont really understand why you would end up covering 3/4 of the butcher block you just installed? Why not have the upper cabinets only come down half or 2/3rd the way so you could at least fit a laundry basket underneath them and have a decent amount of bench top realestate to use. As far as i can tell, you pissed away half the money you spent on the butcher block tops just to cover them up.
Hi Jason, The thing I was interested to know, was what hinges you used on the faceframes :) That's the only thing not listed in the description :D Thank you! Love your work!
Absolutely beautiful well done mate!
Funny video, but unfortunately, it's not that easy to find alternative lumber places for most of us. A staged phone call and visit to a store you're probably all ready familar with isn't reality. I live in rural PA, and it is *impossible* to find anyone that sells anything besides construction lumber within a 200 mile radius even. I have bad social anxiety on top, its difficult for me to call and talk to all these random businesses asking for lumber for woodworking projects... I've gotten a combination of reactions. For being in the lumber business, so many seem to scratch their head if it's something besides a 2x4 or OSB, or even get irritated by it. It leaves me feeling like an idiot sometimes, when all I'm trying to do is buy lumber and give someone some business. I'm sure the prices suck, but it's the only option for some of us to go to big box stores. There's no awkwardness of calling random businesses on Google, or going far out of your way. I prefer Lowes, they have a decent selection of lumber if I need new stuff. The past couple years, I have entirely built things out of scrap or reclaimed lumber from stuff family and friends were throwing out. I have the tools and techniques now to work with any wood.
Not much countertop space left.
That is such a waste with that mold.. you know you could have made it a two-piece mold the way it could hook it back together Doing all that for a one time cast is such a waste
What software do you use for your cabinet design?
Amazing video. I would like you to change the dovetail joint so that both pieces have the same sized tails, not wide and narrow, and see if there is more resistance with the wide tails.
"is it even financially viable?" .... no, no the f*** its not
I hope your washer and dryer last for a very very long time. I didn't see a hole in the back of the cabinets to disconnect the water hoses.
Omg..gotta be one of the worst designs I've seen. Sorry Jase
59:13 Thos guy is an idiot and has never built anything. The city didnt give them anything. YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR ALL IMPROVEMENTS when building a new building. His lie about the sign is showing how deranged this guy is. There is a standard sign regulation in the Springs. They didnt permit thier sign.
Water doesn’t leave the concrete, it becomes part of it in the curing process. If it dries it cracks and becomes weak. If you want to prove it, weigh some cement, add water, weigh it again, let it cure, weigh it again. Something related is water of hydration. Take some epsom salts and heat them up, they will start to look like they are melting far below their melting point. What’s happening in that case is that you are driving out the bound water which is dissolving the salt.
Man, that's a monster auger.
Wth
sick work. love it
Nice work Jason. That’s a lot of work, but even without paint, it looks good.
The only thing I would have added would have been running the soffit trim overtop the door, just kinda looks out of place that white flat surface next to all that great woodworking.
Hi. Newbie here, can we get a video on the computer work you do for the design work, cut list etc?
I just watched and was totally amused ! Great video- finished product was terrific. Enjoyed your humor throughout as well. If I was to try to copycat it - Which I won't, I think one thing to improve it would be to start it on a couple pallets or something like that - then you could drill from the bottom and release moisture from the sand. also - if you had a skid steer then you could move it easily. also - maybe oil or Vaseline on the pipe threads would keep it from seizing up. I don't know but - Man, I hope you boys had a couple drinks after that !! Kudos !!!!
The cabinets look great! Me personally like having maybe a few of them to have frosted glass panels instead of just the plywood.
I think I'll actually do this. Thanks.
32:03 *Super casually ninja catches the falling drawer face, then doesn't even mention it*