I am a beginner to woodwork, the main test I have with this bundle ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt is that I think that its hard to settle on a choice of the plan and outline to use as there are a large portion of them there. Nonetheless, I like the simple stride to step directions laid out there.
I think the router option was a great choice, perfection has no personality. This has the character of trying new things and learning different techniques, which is what it's all about. Great job!
Alex, great job! I have learned a bunch from watching your videos. Over the last two years I have built, rebuilt, changed a bunch of things in our house and have learned that fear of failure stops many of us from even trying. Love the T-shirt logo about "Mistakes" I know that too many people are critics, yet one thing I learned while putting balusters in around a staircase, when you want to come out with everything centered and very similar, start with your first mark in the center, then take dividers set a distance then walk them each way. Adjust a little until you get your distances exactly where you want them, set the stop on the divider and viola everything comes out awfully close to perfect and you don't end up with the issue of drawer pulls being in the wrong place. Again thanks for not being too afraid to try!
Hi Alex. Alex here too. Came here to check and easy way to make fluted doors as one of my customers requested that. Pleasantly surprised by your shirt. Thank you for supporting Ukraine. Слава Україні. I mostly deal with melamine/laminates/prefinished stuff, but fluted doors are going to be first for me.
Looks awesome. An idea I had for drilling the holes for the drawer pulls is to drill from the other side, seems like you might get a better result and have an easier time doing it!
Fair play to you, you have some patience for doing all that ....your wife must love you for doing all that and if she complained after all that get her to build the next piece. No seriously it looks amazing!
My dad was a custom home builder. As soon as I was old enough to walk I would visit him on the job sites. Guess dad left an impact on me because I do a ton of building projects most people would shy away from. I'm building a high end, super functional and practical chicken coop with a run as soon as my house is built. Looks like I'll start by the end of the summer. My inspiration for the design came from Carolina Coops. Another favorite channel of mine. Thanks for all of the tips and inspiration. I forgot to mention, the raised bed that you made using the Japanese wood burning method, that's my inspiration for my raised beds. I love how it naturally protects the wood and it looks awesome next to the steel. That video is why I subscribed to your channel! :)
Probably your best build until today. I really like it. Good thing about the slides: now you can pull out the drawers as a whole, which you couldnt with the ones you took first.
The number of words per minute you accomplish to say is impressive! Lol 3:20 🤭😅 impressive just like the work you did! Your wife must be extremely proud 🥲 as I watched and noticed everything you’ve created around the room👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Wow, this is absolutely amazing, it looks so beautiful. I wish my lovely hubby could do just a fraction of what you do. Oh well , thanks so much for sharing 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
We always figure out a better way of doing something after we have done it! The cabinet looks fantastic though, you're getting better with every video, great work!
I learned a long time ago that trying to save money on certain things is just no Bueno. As I am getting older my OCD gets worse and worse. I have a CNC machine I purchased a long time ago to help my OCD'ness. To do one or two projects buying a CNC machine wouldn't be practical. Over the years and allowing me to be more creative has worked out in the long run. One other thing you should look into is under-drawer mounts. I have started using them on some projects and they really keep a clean look when they are opened. Great job and really liked the end result.
You built an awsome cabinet that could sell at a few thousand dollars easily. Great job. I have a small questikn about the router bit used for the fluting? Do you have a link for that bit?
So glad im not the only person that couldent fit the first draw runners, their a total nightmare to fit! Good to see support for Ukraine, keep fighting!
25-27 inch deep vanity?? That's deep.. for the size of the sink that U put in when U finish it up there's a big gap between the edge of the vanity and the start of the sink.. which m and that if U had little kids even standing on a short stool it would be hard to even reach the tap and or wash their hands and the large gap just looks off.. maybe a 22-23 inch vanity would have been a better fit for the sink you guys chose... I know in the U.S they tend to make things larger but here in Europe the vanities depth range from 18-22 inch depth.. but since Ure building it O think a 22inch depth vanity is just fine
Is using a router hand carving?!! 🤔I guess I'm super old school and thought chisel and mallet. I think I would've used half dowels glued on top a top instead of dealing with such tidieus work. Still a great project and build
I love a lot of your work man, but this one turned out a bit sloppy. Using a CNC machine to do the flutes would have been money well spent and this project would have turned out amazing. Pole wrap would have been an awesome inlay as well. I'd love to see you iterate on this!!!
Seems that your budget breakdown is slightly misleading, as you only account for the materials you use, not what you bought. The legs being an example: you claim the piece was $37 to buy, but you only accounted for $28. Something else that would be great to add is the amount of time you spent doing this, as well as a tool list of what you used. Raw materials cost is nice, but at the very least time would tell me whether or not it’s “worth it” to undertake a cool project like this. Tools are also nice, though that’s really more of a concern for specialty tools and/or first-time builders Thanks!!
You have officially gone off the deep end. I used to really enjoy your content, but now that all you do is repost the same videos over and over this channel has lost its luster. You lie and say its all mistakes by UA-cam, but now that you have been doing this for months its clear you are the one who is guilty.
Are you rich? You have every tool a man could possibly want? Like is this your full time job or do you own a contracting business on the side? I’m just curious
I am a beginner to woodwork, the main test I have with this bundle ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt is that I think that its hard to settle on a choice of the plan and outline to use as there are a large portion of them there. Nonetheless, I like the simple stride to step directions laid out there.
I think the router option was a great choice, perfection has no personality. This has the character of trying new things and learning different techniques, which is what it's all about. Great job!
We’ll put. I’m all about trying and failing
Alex, great job! I have learned a bunch from watching your videos. Over the last two years I have built, rebuilt, changed a bunch of things in our house and have learned that fear of failure stops many of us from even trying. Love the T-shirt logo about "Mistakes" I know that too many people are critics, yet one thing I learned while putting balusters in around a staircase, when you want to come out with everything centered and very similar, start with your first mark in the center, then take dividers set a distance then walk them each way. Adjust a little until you get your distances exactly where you want them, set the stop on the divider and viola everything comes out awfully close to perfect and you don't end up with the issue of drawer pulls being in the wrong place. Again thanks for not being too afraid to try!
Hi Alex. Alex here too.
Came here to check and easy way to make fluted doors as one of my customers requested that.
Pleasantly surprised by your shirt. Thank you for supporting Ukraine.
Слава Україні.
I mostly deal with melamine/laminates/prefinished stuff, but fluted doors are going to be first for me.
Looks awesome. An idea I had for drilling the holes for the drawer pulls is to drill from the other side, seems like you might get a better result and have an easier time doing it!
That's a great idea!
You are so incredibly talented… attention to detail and great sense of style
Fair play to you, you have some patience for doing all that ....your wife must love you for doing all that and if she complained after all that get her to build the next piece. No seriously it looks amazing!
My dad was a custom home builder. As soon as I was old enough to walk I would visit him on the job sites. Guess dad left an impact on me because I do a ton of building projects most people would shy away from. I'm building a high end, super functional and practical chicken coop with a run as soon as my house is built. Looks like I'll start by the end of the summer. My inspiration for the design came from Carolina Coops. Another favorite channel of mine. Thanks for all of the tips and inspiration. I forgot to mention, the raised bed that you made using the Japanese wood burning method, that's my inspiration for my raised beds. I love how it naturally protects the wood and it looks awesome next to the steel. That video is why I subscribed to your channel! :)
Oh man your dad is a legend. Thanks for watching my videos
Cool, wie schön die Holzmaserung zu sehen ist.
Cheaper than the ones at Home Depot and more unique and beautiful. Good job. 👏👏
One of my favorite vanities so far. Great job, Alex
Thanks man
Gave me the idea to use corrugated metal for my drawer fronts!
that would look cool
Glad to see you updated the spelling of Kyiv from Kiev ... THANK YOU!
this looks like a 3k vanity. Impressive it Alex
Well this is spectacular!
That is a beautiful piece of furniture and so inexpensive!
Thanks for watching.
Gorgeous! That vanity is beautiful as well.
Hahah.
Probably your best build until today. I really like it.
Good thing about the slides: now you can pull out the drawers as a whole, which you couldnt with the ones you took first.
never again buying euro slides
Looks great. The only change I'd make is to make the frame darker than the drawers.
That’s an interesting design idea
This is my fav thing you’ve ever done! I loooove it!!
The number of words per minute you accomplish to say is impressive! Lol 3:20 🤭😅 impressive just like the work you did! Your wife must be extremely proud 🥲 as I watched and noticed everything you’ve created around the room👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
That's some serious blood sweat and tears lmao
…and cut up fingers. Thank you
Love it! I'm going to give it a go.
Pure perfection! Thanks for sharing your talent.
Amazing vanity, but oh boy, making all those draws looked tough, a labour of love for sure!!
So much work and whisky lol
Wow, this is absolutely amazing, it looks so beautiful. I wish my lovely hubby could do just a fraction of what you do. Oh well , thanks so much for sharing 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much!
We always figure out a better way of doing something after we have done it!
The cabinet looks fantastic though, you're getting better with every video, great work!
Thanks man. appreciate it
If you ever need a cnc for a project, i live in Meridian and am more than happy to offer my shapeoko xl... no charge! 😁
Thats kind of you, thanks Michael
extraordinary, its been fun watching Your videos, keep it up :)
Dude, that looks amazing!
Thanks man.
I learned a long time ago that trying to save money on certain things is just no Bueno. As I am getting older my OCD gets worse and worse. I have a CNC machine I purchased a long time ago to help my OCD'ness. To do one or two projects buying a CNC machine wouldn't be practical. Over the years and allowing me to be more creative has worked out in the long run. One other thing you should look into is under-drawer mounts. I have started using them on some projects and they really keep a clean look when they are opened. Great job and really liked the end result.
I think l'll try them on the next drawer project.
this is gorgeous… your wife is lucky women!
It’s a labor of love. I love it. What was the name of stain did you say? You said it so fast, I couldn’t hear it. 😅
Very nice. Definitely one of my favourite. Well done.
Many thanks!
Gorgeous artwork
Love the crossgrain after staining the fluted drawer fronts. So, how long did this take from start to finish? Looks fantastic!!!
Drawer fronts ? Maybe an entire weekend.
So impressive man, always quality work. I always wondered what your background is.
Medical. Just self taught with slot of woodworking mistakes.
@@MrBuildit wow, that’s amazing that you have a full time job outside of this. Good stuff man
That was super intricate! Nice work Mr. Build It.
Thank you for the kind words
I absolutely love ite. It came out so well.
Im really proud of it. thank you
Masterful!
Thank you
This was so beautifully made
Where is the intro music 😩 . I was ready for it 😂
I just want to say ur the man bro!
I appreciate you saying they bro.
That*
You built an awsome cabinet that could sell at a few thousand dollars easily. Great job. I have a small questikn about the router bit used for the fluting? Do you have a link for that bit?
Love the vanity!
This turned out beautiful 😍
Thank you
Very nice work, but I'd really like to see the installation process, really worried about plumbing.
Love this vanity! 🙌
Noticing that the epoxy floor video should get updated since I see it has peeled up in many places. Kind of knew that would happen with big box kits
I spilled half a gallon of resin epoxy during a table build onto the drop cloth and ripped it all up
Can you link the router bit you used please?
Thank you!
As someone married to a Ukrainian really appreciate the support!
Absolutely
So glad im not the only person that couldent fit the first draw runners, their a total nightmare to fit! Good to see support for Ukraine, keep fighting!
I'm wondering as I watch this "what do you do with all the sawdust you produce?" Mulch in the garden?
What is better MDF or wood?
Could use a forsner bit to make a flat area for the pulls
True. I need a drill press roo
Too
@@MrBuildit We all could use one haha
How many batteries did the router for through for the carving?
I think (5-6) 4ah batteries.
gorgeous!! love it!
Thank you for watching
I loved watching this!
thank you
Routing the drawer from together while double sided tape would have save time and your arm.
Did you use any type of sealant or water proofing given that it will be a bathroom vanity?
Love it!
So glad!
Curious to know why you shouldn’t seal the inside of the drawers with a waterproof stain? I feel like I would get all the drawers wet lol
great idea. I think I might just do that
Would you have been able to drill the pull holes from the other side of the drawer fronts, avoiding the issue of drilling on the textured side?
That’s brilliant
Good stuff!! Maybe edit that sponsor intro though. Lol
Maybe one day!
@@MrBuildit still always good content brotha! Keep it going.
What was the length of this vanity?
25-27 inch deep vanity?? That's deep.. for the size of the sink that U put in when U finish it up there's a big gap between the edge of the vanity and the start of the sink.. which m and that if U had little kids even standing on a short stool it would be hard to even reach the tap and or wash their hands and the large gap just looks off.. maybe a 22-23 inch vanity would have been a better fit for the sink you guys chose... I know in the U.S they tend to make things larger but here in Europe the vanities depth range from 18-22 inch depth.. but since Ure building it O think a 22inch depth vanity is just fine
I think long, horizontal bar pulls would have toned down the business of the vertical slats but it's beautiful nonetheless.
I like the idea
14:49 looks like a furnace filter.
Lol I’m confused.
@@MrBuildit the flute part looked like a dirty furnace filter.
For sure you could sell this for over 1k
True. After all that work, so hard to sell it for that low
Is using a router hand carving?!! 🤔I guess I'm super old school and thought chisel and mallet. I think I would've used half dowels glued on top a top instead of dealing with such tidieus work. Still a great project and build
Maybe more like power craving.
Using a hand lol
I love a lot of your work man, but this one turned out a bit sloppy. Using a CNC machine to do the flutes would have been money well spent and this project would have turned out amazing. Pole wrap would have been an awesome inlay as well. I'd love to see you iterate on this!!!
👍🔥
Seems that your budget breakdown is slightly misleading, as you only account for the materials you use, not what you bought. The legs being an example: you claim the piece was $37 to buy, but you only accounted for $28.
Something else that would be great to add is the amount of time you spent doing this, as well as a tool list of what you used. Raw materials cost is nice, but at the very least time would tell me whether or not it’s “worth it” to undertake a cool project like this. Tools are also nice, though that’s really more of a concern for specialty tools and/or first-time builders
Thanks!!
You forgot the cost of the top
The countertop was $700
@@MrBuildit Nice
Am I tripping ? 😂 I though I saw this video already
Yes... Another one :) Why I have no idea
patreon exclusive got leaked somehow
@@MrBuildit the product is amazing :) Excellent video btw! All best in the future
like for a T-shirt with the Ukrainian flag, greetings from Ukraine
Go Ukraine
100% of that Merch is sent to Ukraine for aid
What’s going on with the constant reuploads???
probably approval issues from sponsors.
patreon exclusive got leaked some how
@@MrBuildit call me exclusive then!
@@MrBuildit i stand corrected. Regardless, keep up the great work! I love your builds!
You have officially gone off the deep end. I used to really enjoy your content, but now that all you do is repost the same videos over and over this channel has lost its luster. You lie and say its all mistakes by UA-cam, but now that you have been doing this for months its clear you are the one who is guilty.
how is this a repost? the video just went up today for the first time. the patreon exclusive video accidentally leaked out.
@@MrBuildit someone woke up extra delusional today
doesn’t look good just being honest
How did you make sure it was heavy enough to not tip over with the drawers open like that?
Are you rich? You have every tool a man could possibly want? Like is this your full time job or do you own a contracting business on the side? I’m just curious