Wow Andrew, you keep astounding us. I admire everything about this cabinet design and you created so much beautiful storage space. Your abilities, creativity and determination is impressive. Tiffany will love this. I hope you film her when she sees it. ❤️ God Bless.
Fantastic job Andrew! I know how you feel. I built cabinet fronts for my kitchen several years ago. Even though the price of wood was much less, you really learn to "Measure twice. cut once!".
You,and Tiffany are so talented. Your home is beautiful. So excited for you.Your property is beautiful also.Enjoy your new home, and your accomplishments. GodBless you,and your new home.
Guess that opening is wider than it looks on here cause I see the width of your shelves now...what an awesome job your doing ...I wish my husband was as talented as you are when it comes to building wood things....even a house. 😊
To address the air pressure, you can install a small register or decorative grate in the toe kick. If the hinges are soft close, they will work much better, too.
It didn't look like a very big space but it turned out outstanding. That bright white really brightens up the bathroom. Pat yourself on the back. Great video and explanation.
YAY!! I been waiting for this.. And you are putting this video out on my Birthday!!! I have been so curious about how you were going to use this space.. SO COOL! You Handy Dandy Dude you!! LOL Love it!!!!
Dang I thought I was going to have to make a trip down there to put those back screws in those drawer slides for you 😂. Awesome idea on those pull outs Andrew
Looks great! I was a little worried you wouldn't have enough clearance to anchor the slides inside that space with a drill. I love projects that get the most out of "dead" space.
Looking so good!! Great idea!!! You did a great job building these cabinets!! You have so much storage in your house...love it! I bet you guys do too!!
I’ve been looking forward to this episode since you framed in your bathroom! Looks awesome Andrew. Definitely beats only having storage in a traditional cabinet above the toilet and under the sink
Andrew when u said that u could feel the air ,when u push the draws in, I believe if u drill sum small holes in the inside panels on the end that goes in first , U want see it because it would be inside the wall part it would release the air better so it would go through and I think it would be easier to push close !
Love how you utilized the small space and customized it to your use.....looks great! Can't wait to see the hardware y'all choose to finish it off. Love how meticulous you are with everything you do....keep up the good work.
Man that is a nice bathroom you have Andrew. I wish truck stop shower rooms would look like that. A lot of them are so fealty I won't even step in the shower barefooted 👣 I had separate flip-flops i wear to take a shower in. Red spots on the floor & walls are dirty. Man that is a very nice bathroom. Man I like the hidden pull out dresser drawers man. You did a nice job of making them and painting them. I also like that paint gun that you was using. I need to get me one of them cuz I hate painting. This was a good video buddy. I hope you and Tiffany are having a good weekend. You take it easy buddy & try not to work too hard.
Great job Andrew! I sure was a little curious when I first saw the original framing and that dead space, very good idea for storage, great job on the whole project!!
You have done a lot of cool things on the channel but this is the coolest thing you have done. I wasn't sure how you was going to do this because it looked so small but WOW !!!! That was awesome!!!!!!! The wife wants to know what supports the back of the slide to keep it from sagging or drooping? Seems like it would need something in the back
One of my most anticipated videos. Just to see how you tackled the project. I had my thoughts of how I would do it. Your camera got me thou. If I was to guess how wide that space was I would have said maybe 6". Then when you were building the cabinets outside I was wondering where are those going? I would have never thought they would have fit. Anyway very nice build Andrew.
I think you did an amazing job making those cabinets! What I'm confused and scratching my head over is how did you reach 36+ inches into the rear of that narrow space to secure the drawer slides?? haha
I've used the pocket hole jig for years and always found out the pocket hole screws like to strip out too easy so I changed over to just gyprox cruiwe're to just jip rocks cruise we'll have threads all the way to the end of the head
I wished to say you made big work out of a small project. But I like it. And I must say I wondered how you would be bolting that in. On camera that space looks a lot smaller then what it might be. But nice design. Nice job. Congrats.
@@TKCL 14 inches. Well lucky you are a small man. I never fit that space. I normally get a few small employees for when I need to get tight spaces work. Just my arm is that size. 29 inch round. My dad as a kid called me The Hulk. But as an adult he called me Hercules. I remember moving my sisters ex Frank as he had been in a car accident. And I was the only strong guy so sofa up 2 levels in the stairs by myself on my shoulder. Queen sized bed the same. And small employees on boxes... and as soon as I put the last big item up his sister with 2 guys shows up. So I left. I was done. So still no clue how you did the screws in that small of a space.
Nice project. Not even a novice but was left wondering if you could have had put both slides on the backside one high and one low. Would the hardware bind or work ok? Just thinking if they were hidden would give the look of the shelf levitating with no visible support hardware. Possibly even more than 2 slides if carrying capacity was an issue. That and if you could have made the drawers even deeper “the full width of the shower”, you could have put in stops to limit the pull to your current width and a hidden release with the other door closed to allow access to two additional storage areas that are hidden and practically impossible to find even when trying for valuables.
Are you going to put some handles, or stoppers on the pullouts? And a question for tonight:))) What does it feel living in your house now, can you relax and enjoy or your OCD keeps noticing the unfinished things?
Handles are coming, not sure about stoppers yet. It feels great living in our home, but I definitely notice all the small things that need attention. My list keeps growing!
That is such a clever use of space! Is the width at least 13"? If so, Target has some pretty fabric bins that could be used for holding smaller stuff like washcloths. We use them in our linen closet to hold sheet sets.
Just FYI... I cringe each time you use your table saw and do NOT push the piece of cut wood between the blade and fence completely through and past the blade. I come from a word working and cabinet building family and have seen some pretty severe kickbacks of wood that is even just slightly binding between the blade and fence where the wood can come out at ungodly speeds and do some serious damage to whatever is behind it. My father has a permanent huge dent in his shop door, which is 40' behind his saw from where his hand/pusher slipped off the board and it went flying. Anyway, congrats on the cabinets but please use your pusher between the fence and blade and follow through with pushing the piece you're cutting to pushing it past the blade! Just don't want to see you get hurt or put a hole in the wall of your new house! haha!
Andrew you say your not a professional at all this stuff but everything you touch looks professional and is beautiful. That pull out looks amazing.
Thank you very much
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️lol couldn't help but notice....your t-shirt blended perfectly with the color of the wall....😁
Wow Andrew, you keep astounding us. I admire everything about this cabinet design and you created so much beautiful storage space. Your abilities, creativity and determination is impressive. Tiffany will love this. I hope you film her when she sees it. ❤️ God Bless.
Thank you very much! God bless!
Fantastic job Andrew! I know how you feel. I built cabinet fronts for my kitchen several years ago. Even though the price of wood was much less, you really learn to "Measure twice. cut once!".
Yes you do! It's not a quick process
You are going to have husband's really irritated at you!!!! Hehehe
Projects for hubby!!!
YOU DID A FABULOUS JOB!!!!! I LOVE IT!!!!
I'm like pinterest! 🤣🤣🤣
Andrew, your attention to detail takes more time to do it but so worth it. Catch ya later on your live have a blessed day.
Thank you! Take care
Once again, hell of a job!! You never fail to not disappoint Andrew 🙂
Thank you very much
Outstanding!!! That’s all I can say. You never seize to amaze me.
Thank you very much
It looks great Andrew 👍🏻🤩
Thank you
Andrew, the cabinet looks wonderful , such a great idea. Happy y’all are finally able to move in.
Thank you very much
That’s an excellent cabinet Andrew. As always a job well done. 👍💞
Thank you very much
You,and Tiffany are so talented. Your home is beautiful. So excited for you.Your property is beautiful also.Enjoy your new home, and your accomplishments. GodBless you,and your new home.
Thank you very much, God bless!
Guess that opening is wider than it looks on here cause I see the width of your shelves now...what an awesome job your doing ...I wish my husband was as talented as you are when it comes to building wood things....even a house. 😊
Thank you, I'm sure he's talented in other ways.
@@TKCL he is and Thankyou.
What a great use of space! Great job!
Thank you
Well I think you did an excellent job. That is a great use of that space. Awesome job, well done!
Thank you
WOW Andrew, Absolutely beautiful, You do such an Awesome job on everything...
Thank you very much
To address the air pressure, you can install a small register or decorative grate in the toe kick. If the hinges are soft close, they will work much better, too.
I'll continue to use it and see if it becomes a problem.
Looks good 👍🏻
Thank you
May not be a cabinet maker but i bet these outlast any box store cabinets. Great job!
Thanks!
looks good
Thank you
What a beautifully neat solution.
Thank you, I'm very happy with how it turned out.
Think you did a Great Job 👍🏻
Thank you
It didn't look like a very big space but it turned out outstanding. That bright white really brightens up the bathroom. Pat yourself on the back. Great video and explanation.
Thank you very much!
Came out great Andrew. A really good looking design and install my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much sir!
Those slide-out cabinets are awesome! I just hope nothing falls out inside the recess. LOL
It's a Smooth Wall on the inside so I don't forsee much problem
Looks like fun spray painting outside on a windy day 😁The cabinets look great don't sell yourself short on your cabinet making skills. 👍
I don't think I've had one single non windy painting day lol.
That’s incredible! Great job!
Thank you very much!
YAY!! I been waiting for this.. And you are putting this video out on my Birthday!!! I have been so curious about how you were going to use this space.. SO COOL! You Handy Dandy Dude you!! LOL Love it!!!!
Thank you! Happy birthday!
Wow, Andrew! I love it. I use only white towels and washcloths too! See you at 7:00.
Thank you very much!
Dang I thought I was going to have to make a trip down there to put those back screws in those drawer slides for you 😂. Awesome idea on those pull outs Andrew
Lol I barely fit!
WELL DONE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Looks great Andrew! Nice work!
Thank you very much
if stuff falls out just put a brass rod about 2 inches above where the wood currently stops. simple and elegant.
I knew you'd come up with something creative. Once again, awesome job Andrew!
Thank you very much!
Fine job Andrew, looks good 👍👍
Thank you
Andrew that was a great invention done by you for that small space. Looks professional and dose the job. Your the man. 🇨🇦
Thank you!
You did an excellent job working with what you had. No one would know you weren't a cabinet maker. It's tedious work but you made it look effortless.
Thank you very much!
Sure are some fancy cabinets! I think you did just fine.
Thank you very much
Looks great! I was a little worried you wouldn't have enough clearance to anchor the slides inside that space with a drill. I love projects that get the most out of "dead" space.
I just did fit.
Great job Andrew!
Thank you
Damn man...that came out super nice!
Thank you
Very nice job!!!
Thank you
Looking so good!! Great idea!!! You did a great job building these cabinets!! You have so much storage in your house...love it! I bet you guys do too!!
Yes we do! Thanks for watching
Love the cabinet. Great job. Great use of that space.
Thanks so much!
Awesome job Andrew!
Thank you
I’ve been looking forward to this episode since you framed in your bathroom! Looks awesome Andrew. Definitely beats only having storage in a traditional cabinet above the toilet and under the sink
Yes it does! A lot more room than it appears.
Great job Andrew. That's about identical to what I built for my mother-in-laws bathroom cabinet.
Thank you
Andrew when u said that u could feel the air ,when u push the draws in, I believe if u drill sum small holes in the inside panels on the end that goes in first , U want see it because it would be inside the wall part it would release the air better so it would go through and I think it would be easier to push close !
If I feel like it becomes a problem I'll do that. It's still relatively easy to close either of them
Really turned out nice --
Thanks!
Very nicely done.
Thank you
Dude those came out awesome!
Thank you! I like too!
Love how you utilized the small space and customized it to your use.....looks great! Can't wait to see the hardware y'all choose to finish it off. Love how meticulous you are with everything you do....keep up the good work.
Thank you very much
Looking great.
Thank you
You are every shade of amazing. Beautiful and functional. Looking forward to seeing the new cabinets stocked.
Man that is a nice bathroom you have Andrew. I wish truck stop shower rooms would look like that. A lot of them are so fealty I won't even step in the shower barefooted 👣 I had separate flip-flops i wear to take a shower in. Red spots on the floor & walls are dirty. Man that is a very nice bathroom. Man I like the hidden pull out dresser drawers man. You did a nice job of making them and painting them. I also like that paint gun that you was using. I need to get me one of them cuz I hate painting. This was a good video buddy. I hope you and Tiffany are having a good weekend. You take it easy buddy & try not to work too hard.
Thank you very much Mack! Take care
Nice job! I like the functionality of these cabinets, as well the finished look.
Thank you very much
Love the cabinet’s! Great job as always
Thank you
That's amazing wow
Love the review on the robot vacuum!! Sure would love to win one!!
I was amaze you were able to reach back far enough to secure those slider rails but nicely done...
It was a type it but it's larger than it appears, I barely fit.
Very clever.
Great idea and cabinets!!!!
Thank you
Well done sir! You may call me impressed.
I'll take that as a compliment!
That house is looking amazing. Keep up the great work. 🤠
Thank you
Great job Andrew! I sure was a little curious when I first saw the original framing and that dead space, very good idea for storage, great job on the whole project!!
Thank you very much
Very nice indeed!
Thank you!
Clever!
Looks good.
Thank you!
NICE !!!
Love it, great job for your first attempt at cabinet making. Sure looks professional and strong.
Thank you very much!
Looks great! I’ve been waiting to see how you made this cabinet.
Thank you
Darn good job!! I can barely get two slices of bread to lineup from the same loaf!!
Lol 🤣
Guess who is gonna start getting his own pole barn. :-)
Nice!
You have done a lot of cool things on the channel but this is the coolest thing you have done. I wasn't sure how you was going to do this because it looked so small but WOW !!!! That was awesome!!!!!!! The wife wants to know what supports the back of the slide to keep it from sagging or drooping? Seems like it would need something in the back
Those long slides are attached to three different studs on each side. Not going anywhere!
The final result you made was great ,along the way I'd be asking myself Why did I not extend the shower wall and make that space disappear!
That's been my plan all along, always had a vision for it.
One of my most anticipated videos. Just to see how you tackled the project. I had my thoughts of how I would do it.
Your camera got me thou. If I was to guess how wide that space was I would have said maybe 6". Then when you were building the cabinets outside I was wondering where are those going? I would have never thought they would have fit. Anyway very nice build Andrew.
Almost 11 inches wide inside the shelves. More room than it appears.
A plate or biscuit jointer would work well if you had one. I would use mine because I don’t have a pocket hole jig. Use what you have. Peace
Ive always wanted a jointer.
I think you did an amazing job making those cabinets! What I'm confused and scratching my head over is how did you reach 36+ inches into the rear of that narrow space to secure the drawer slides?? haha
I was able to slide in there, it's wider than appears.
Looks good:)God Bless:)
Thank you, God bless!
Really turned out nice! Those Kreg tools are great, I've used them several times.
Yes they do make cool inventions.
Super fine job Andrew! It amazes me the things you tackle to make.
Thank you
Love it wow I wish I could build so.wthi g like that
You absolutely can, this was my first time ever
I have tried many times I can't build nothing I just buy it or pay someone to build it for me
Looking Good. You can also use bungie cord strapped across to hold stuff in. you can get colored bungie cord off amazon so it looks nice.
I already kicked that idea to Tiffany
I've used the pocket hole jig for years and always found out the pocket hole screws like to strip out too easy so I changed over to just gyprox cruiwe're to just jip rocks cruise we'll have threads all the way to the end of the head
Impressive!!
If stuff starts falling I was thinking start with some bungie cord or nets. Might work.
Or just set some baskets in there.
I've kicked around the bungee idea too.
I wished to say you made big work out of a small project. But I like it. And I must say I wondered how you would be bolting that in. On camera that space looks a lot smaller then what it might be. But nice design. Nice job. Congrats.
It was about 14 inches wide before I started taking away from it.
@@TKCL 14 inches. Well lucky you are a small man. I never fit that space. I normally get a few small employees for when I need to get tight spaces work. Just my arm is that size. 29 inch round. My dad as a kid called me The Hulk. But as an adult he called me Hercules. I remember moving my sisters ex Frank as he had been in a car accident. And I was the only strong guy so sofa up 2 levels in the stairs by myself on my shoulder. Queen sized bed the same. And small employees on boxes... and as soon as I put the last big item up his sister with 2 guys shows up. So I left. I was done. So still no clue how you did the screws in that small of a space.
Good job for your first set and considering the current price structure for materials!
Thank you!
I caught a glimpse of the tornado shelter you built do you do a video of it
25 videos in the series, here you go
Tornado/Hurricane shelter bunker build: ua-cam.com/play/PLjMiWszKqAl2BaHWTad2nJ_bl61Bq9WW8.html
How did you screw in the back part of the slides with the shower already done, and it was awesome to see you go thru that
I slid in there and attached each slide to three different studs that were in each side walls.
Nice project. Not even a novice but was left wondering if you could have had put both slides on the backside one high and one low. Would the hardware bind or work ok? Just thinking if they were hidden would give the look of the shelf levitating with no visible support hardware. Possibly even more than 2 slides if carrying capacity was an issue. That and if you could have made the drawers even deeper “the full width of the shower”, you could have put in stops to limit the pull to your current width and a hidden release with the other door closed to allow access to two additional storage areas that are hidden and practically impossible to find even when trying for valuables.
Not sure to be honest, fist time working with slides like this.
Are you going to put some handles, or stoppers on the pullouts? And a question for tonight:))) What does it feel living in your house now, can you relax and enjoy or your OCD keeps noticing the unfinished things?
Handles are coming, not sure about stoppers yet. It feels great living in our home, but I definitely notice all the small things that need attention. My list keeps growing!
He says he's not a cabinet maker then busts out with this! Ummm, dude, you're a cabinet maker NOW LOL
Lol
Thanks Andrew..
I'd like to know who you hired to squeeze into that space to put in the Screws at the back LOL.
Not Me, that fer sure...
Mike M.
I barely made it! Lol
@@TKCL HAHAHA.
That is such a clever use of space! Is the width at least 13"? If so, Target has some pretty fabric bins that could be used for holding smaller stuff like washcloths. We use them in our linen closet to hold sheet sets.
No it's closer to 11 inches.
@@TKCL Time to get out the sewing machine.
How did you put hardware into the back of that to hold the end of the bar to that wall...too narrow to fit in there ??
I slid my fat butt in there and barely made it 🤣🤣
@@TKCL well your not fat but me and my husband are ..we would of never fit in there...you did an awesome job ...very professional looking job too.
Thank you
If you would have filmed it differently we would think that you bought it for somewhere. The project looks great.
Thank you very much Kevin!
Looks great 👍. How do I get your PO Box for shipping to you?
It's in all video descriptions
6244 East Caps
PO BOX 22
Lamont FL 32336
Thanks buddy. I watch you on my TV and never seen it. Guess I need to try it on the phone or PC to see it. Thanks and keep up the great work!
heads up I reported several spam bot comments on this video
Yeah I've already deleted about 8, they are coming in droves lately. Thanks!
famous last words. more than enough storage. a woman will always find a way to fill it :)
Lol!
Just FYI... I cringe each time you use your table saw and do NOT push the piece of cut wood between the blade and fence completely through and past the blade. I come from a word working and cabinet building family and have seen some pretty severe kickbacks of wood that is even just slightly binding between the blade and fence where the wood can come out at ungodly speeds and do some serious damage to whatever is behind it. My father has a permanent huge dent in his shop door, which is 40' behind his saw from where his hand/pusher slipped off the board and it went flying. Anyway, congrats on the cabinets but please use your pusher between the fence and blade and follow through with pushing the piece you're cutting to pushing it past the blade! Just don't want to see you get hurt or put a hole in the wall of your new house! haha!
Thank you for the information! Take care
@@TKCL and you as well! I enjoy your videos here from Central Florida :)