Building a Professional Kitchen in My Garage
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Jess was soo sweet about Scotts doubts regarding the color and loving his work.
It sounds like you enjoyed this book a lot. It's awesome ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO that it taught you how to use tools and pick wood for your projects. I think the tips on making lists before cutting wood are super helpful too. You don't want to ruin your wood by cutting it wrong, right? Good job on building your own workbench! That's impressive for a beginner. You must be proud of yourself. blush
That's the tune of a dutch DIY Tv show!! Eigen huis en tuin (Own home and garden)... Nice one Raymond!
It's sad that you can't just renovate forever and ever because I love these videos. Keep it up guys, appreciate your efforts.
He can, he'll just be doing it to other peoples houses when he goes back to his full time job.
As a Dutch person I recognised the whistle tune instantly @ 1:19
What a great dutch easter egg haha
"I think you are doing a great job, don't worry about it😁" ... The words of a wife who wants her kitchen back ASAP😂
Jess has a point about how the light will change the color of the timber a lot. If it is still too dark once it is installed, a low wattage ceiling mounted led strip with a warm yellow hue right across the top of the cabinet face could brighten it up a lot.
Something that’s just come to mind is the wood will fade a little overtime.
The tune that Ray was whistling only the older dutch people would understand 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Are you calling me old😉
As a photographer, I love all your B-roll shots of the local district and the garden. You guys are doing such a fabulous job.
When I do a scribing cut with my Makita track saw I run it backwards to reduce break out. This copies the scribing blade on large table saws which rotate in the reverse direction to the main blade. It's more efficient too as you do a reverse scribing cut immediately followed by the main cut.
That is a brilliant tip
I did the same in the past. And just lowered the blade to a depth of 1 mm.
@@patrickh107 The Makita saw has a handy button that limits depth to ~4mm without having to change the depth adjustment.
Snap. I get perfect cuts in plywood and melamine using my standard Makita circular saw with track adapter. 3mm deep, pulling saw backwards
@@cuebj That feature was a major selling point when I bought mine ('m used to using a large scribing table saw), and it was a lot cheaper than the festool.
Love Ray whistling "Eigen Huis en Tuin".
No mucking around, it’s coming along nicely, and I love Jess for putting a positive spin on everything. AND love those overalls too, Jess, they’re great.
Viewer from the Netherlands here. Really enjoyed the little "eigen huis en tuin" wisstle in this video. Made me laugh out loud. Nice touch Ray!
Haha, I was just about to type a similar comment, but decided to search for "Eigen huis en tuin" first when I found your comment. Very recognisable little melody.
Same here. Goed gefloten Ray, je bent een echte moderne Nico Zwinkels
@Scott-brown-carpentry Don't leave us hanging in suspense... what's the surprise? Will you be hosting Eigen Huis en Tuin from now on? Might be a bit difficult for some Dutch viewers I suppose, but I would certainly love it.
Great save with the fridge, but couldn’t you have just moved the fridge forward 40mm and left the cabinets as is?
Definitely, I thought the same. A fridge shouldn't be all tucked up against the wall anyway, so just placing some blocks behind the fridge, so that it wouldn't move, would've been better in my opinion.
The fridge needs min 50mm clearance on both sides, it will have all the specs in the manual.
My thoughts exactly
just make sure that air can flow up the back, the cupboard above my fridge has a big gap at the back to allow flow up and out.
@jamesspinks716 20mm is fine. 50mm gap looks ridiculous! I know manufacturers state but 20mm either side is fine.
Ray just absolutely proved to be Dutch with his whistling in the beginning of the video 😂
He is channeling Nico Zwinkels very well😂
Eigen huis en tuin just sticks
and he is tall enough that there is no chance he is inhaling the fumes from the contact adhesive
All the true Dutchies know that whistle, love it.
Spot on! All we need now is Ray arriving in a body warmer, on a bike.
21:00 Entomologists around the word appreciate your efforts.🐝
Looks great! You should try to screw a 2x4 on the wall first and drop the back adjustable legs. This way you only have to think about adjusting the front ones. Keep up the good work!
Assuming your 2x4 is dead straight... hahaha
@@hughbugger as if anything Scott did wouldn't be straight 😊😊😊😊
This also assumes the cabinet boxes are perfect. But I'm sure Scott's work is.
I never said that the work he has done wasn't straight, that is not the case. But i have used the metode i described multiple times and it works great
Jess is a gem. As someone who also does this for a living, having the client, even a spouse, say "I think you are doing a great job, don't worry about it. :)" is awesome. There is nothing worse than starting painting, staining or assembling and thinking shoot this looks nothing like the sample, and then having to deal with it. Be that explaining, bargaining, negotiating or whatever else to get the job done.
Exactly what I thought when she said that! Scott, you're blessed to have such a supportive wife
Kitchen looks great. The only thing that matters about the colour is that Jess likes it. Amen.
Hot tip for a chip free surface on when you're cutting chippy ply, and have a sacrificial board underneath; pull the saw through the cut, so the blade is cutting into the surface. You end up with what Old Tony calls... factory sharp. ❤
timber color is great, fridge is the right size, dishwasher is great, and the timing is whatever you want.
Nice whistling Ray! Nico will appreciate it.
You fellas are doing an incredible job, and the timber colour looks mint! Probably a bit late now, but you should swap the hinges on the fridge, so it opens toward the rest of the kitchen. That way you’re not having to walk around the door whilst cooking to grab stuff. It’ll improve the workflow in the kitchen heaps, but the way it opens now makes it easier to grab beers from the deck.
Totally agree!
at 6:24 he specifically says hes going to swap the swing of the fridge door
Fridge too small, spouse happy=hubby happy and you guys are doing a great job and thnx for sharing💪
Great video, and a nice representation of how cabinets jobs can go. Few things. First I would just use a sheet of melamine for your outfeed/infeed tables. It’s cheaper, and WHEN it gets damaged you can flip it over and have a fresh side. Second, build an infeed table. Third, makita makes a melamine blade for track saws that works way better on veneered plywood too. Lastly, just pull the fridge out slightly for door clearance. The non-built in style units work better with more of an air gap around them. Good job so far though. 👍
That way the counter top will be full depth.🏝️🇨🇦
Really enjoy Ray being there as a Dutchmen aswell. Feels like I’m there a bit too. 😌
pretty awesome professional kitchen building in your garage shed for your first time building a new kitchen at your new place
Your videos are great.Three tips for eliminating tear out when cutting plywood. Put the side you won't see facing up when you cut. Use a knife to score the plywood where it will be cut. Use tape on the cut line (which you did)
Fridge size is perfect for a couple who entertains and cooks a bit. We've got one about the same size.
"That was easy"
Making cabinets is taking it toll on Scott. He's turning Aussie.
Those corner units are the best, but Jess is right, they are so expensive. The way I see it, if you have a small space and you want to make the most of it, the places that sell those things know they've got you over a barrel! I'm really glad we put one in our little kitchen. We got an even nuttier one than yours, which uses every square centimeter of space in there.
If you guys ever have kids, you might find that fridge a touch small. Nothing you can do about it now! We have two kids, and when we did our kitchen we made room for one size larger than that. It's just big enough for us, and I'm happy we didn't shrink the cabinets to fit an even bigger fridge. You make do with what you have though.
My wife and I watch your latest video every Saturday morning with a cup of coffee, and have for years now! We would love to know if you will please complete that second part if your trip up the coast that you had to cut short on your 400th episode? We would love to see it! Thanks for great videos guys, enjoy them so much! Take care, Mark and Bron
If you cut the ply with the track saw, or any circluar saw, put the seen face down, you get a much cleaner cut on the bottom side. Keep up the great work 🤙
Jess‘ pronounciation of „Sicherheitsgeprüfte Qualität“ was spot on ! 😂 great vid as always 🔥
Kitchen looking good😊Love the overalls Jess😍. Kitchen windows are amazing.
What I've found is that it's best to cut plywood upside down on a fresh surface when you want to keep the veneer nice. If you're cutting the right way up backwards first to cut the veneer.
ha ha ha I heard the tune of 'Eigen huis en tuin' with Nico being whistled . Dutch nostalgia
When making cuts that need to be precise and without splinters or blow-out, I've always found that the visible face of the piece (the plywood panel) should not touch the plane of the saw. So your circular saw's plane was run along the finished side of the plywood and caused splinters, while the plane of the tablesaw runs along the underside of the plywood and had no such problems.
Another way to say it: with any rotating sawblade, you want the leading edge of the blade to contact the lumber such that the teeth rip/pull the fibres of the desirable face in toward the centre mass of the lumber thus severing the fibres neatly. If the teeth rip/pull out and away from the lumber there will be splintering.
Your tulips are growing beautifully! 🌷🌷🌷
Currently doing a reno myself and wanted to thank you for providing a little motivation. Its always a good lift on Friday.
The kitchen is looking great!
scott i might add as a retired furniture maker (rarely make kitchens) i always make my length cuts first. then using a good sled make my cross cuts a good thing with a sled is you can dial them into an accuracy of a hundredth of a mil over 700mil to a perfect 90 degree.. i find it a lot easier to make the qualtiy cuts on the tablesaw with the appropriate blade, than a track or circular saw.
Judging by the Dutchman’s hair did he just wake up 😅, thanks for another great show and appreciate the little clips on Nelson region, it gives the show just that little bit more and it’s really well done.
All that cold wet rain must make you feel homesick, Scott 😂
Kitchen cabinet design and fabrication sounds soo easy on surface level, but is so complex due to the nearly infinite combinations and permutations of layouts.
Love watching you work through this.
A push table is so helpful on standard table saws with controlling sheets. don't need to be big just there! Love your content.
I love the colour of the shade and the texture of the timber. Your refrigerator is a good size, not too big, not too small. Those swivel out shelves are awesome, I've never seen anything like them here in the States. Keep up the great work, really appreciate your craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Really like the colour of the wood, especially the variation in the colour, as that is how your floor is anyway its like a continuation of the varying tones from floor to cabinets.
I'm sure somebody has mentioned this. The adjustment on the feet can be done with a drill mate with that tool. Forward is up, reverse is down. They are the best feet!
Thank you Scotty, Jess and Ray love your work
Regarding lightness of stain, it matters to what grit you sand the surface. The higher the grit the lighter the colour.
Jajaja the best part was the bumble bee chase ...jajaja
G,day Scott Brown Carpentry from Sydney Australia.
PRO TIP
When laminating you must ensure the spacer sticks or dowels are clean and free of saw dust. This could lead to a dropping on the surface which cannot be retrieved and cause a lump in the laminate.
However if present, a block and hammer tap may reduce the dimple on the surface.
🌏🇭🇲
Makes my Saturday morning coffee perfection ❤
Jess's new gardening romper is super cute! Also, great start on the kitchen cabinets; it's going to look amazing.
You need to use a water based sealant on ply before applying a tinted top coat, to obtain a more even finish. Also helps if you buy your ply with matching manufacturers codes and date.
Doing great work. Nice upgrade to the outfeed table! Your fridge is just right, you're not taking too long and the colour is very retro, kind of that mid century modern feel. Good vibes all around.
I looked at the same thing for my corner cabinets. In the end it was too expensive for us in a home that isn't our forever home. It's great to see them in action.
@-Scott-browncarpentry- no you don't scammer
Great progress Scott, Ray and Jess. Colour is unimportant, finish is crucial and yours is immaculate. Can’t wait for your next video.
That tricky drawer insert is awesome, especially enjoyed the Clayton’s instructions! (That’s a kiwi gag!)
Love it, Jess more excited about the cardboard packaging she can use for her seedlings than the kitchen
I love how Ray whistles the tune from a home renovation tv program '' Eigen huis en tuin'' hahaha. Tell me you are Dutch without telling me you are Dutch
Kitchen install going great!!
Good job team. Really like Jess's floral tough onesie's - Statement!
Nice job. Kitchen looks great. The stain color is just fine. Once everything is in place and Jess works her magic with decorating I'm sure you'll be very happy.
So good to see the kitchen coming together… you’re so clever SBC and your team; Ray & Jess!🎉😎
Love the progress - it really makes my Friday nights. I guess that shows how old I am.
Scott's all kitted out in safety gear, and Ray's just working away with none at all.. Loving it. 😀
I love how the rain at 14:23 sounds like applause for a job well done. It's looking great guys!
When using laminate, just grab it side to side forming a c shape , then line up the edge and apply .No stickers required.👍🇨🇦
Hey Scott. Love what you've done with the house so far. If you have a zero clearance insert for that nice table saw, Cut you panels 20mm oversized with the track saw and then run them through the table saw taking 10mm of each side. I know it's extra work but you'll have nice clean cuts with no splintering or tear out.
Colour looks good, kitchen looks good and good things take time. So you carry on doing your thing.
Your work will go down on UA-cam history books, top level craftsmanship, beautiful videography work, just a simply, satisfying watch as per usual.
Followed you for years now and never not enjoyed a video.
Keep it up from a fellow Brown in England👍🏼
Great job with the kitchen! Its wonderfull to see how its all coming together. And great overalls Jess!
I score/cut the formica using the hook on the first utility blade's segment. Better scoring the back. For small parts also use metal snip. To finish the edges, best so far is those 7º Amana bevel router bits.
All that messing around with Formica - just buy a sheet of FORMPLY !- way cheaper way easier - had table like this for years & trailer base for transport units to site - works perfectly.
Backs of cupboards go INSIDE not on the back - keeps them square & when assembling - lay back on bench 1st to assemble Sq.
You Can get laminate glue but most glues tend to yellow over time - usually use clear silicone assembling the sink unit around bottom joints to help if you have water leak.
Also those plastic wind up legs are crap & expensive - make a ladder rail kicker assembly - holds & distributes weight WAY better & once levelled & in place makes install smoother.
Keep going Scott - ❤ that your having a go 👍
Oh yeah - chuck that huge impact / drill away & get some little light 12v 's WAY better for cabinetry
I think I'd like Jess saying "you're doing a great job, don't worry about it" for an alert tone on my phone ☺ A lovely sentiment. I'm also thankful whenever I hear someone else say they aren't sure what they're doing. Just feels like a constant state some days…
Omg you have impeccable timing sir! I just built a blind cabinet and ordered one of these corner organizers from ikea! Now I can watch you do it and learn. Love the content brother!
Scott - the wood looks lovely, the fridge is just right, and you're doing a great job 👍
That gardening jumpsuit with flowers was awesome!
me being a kitchen installer, and coming home after a day at work and watching someone else making a kitchen is satisfying
A awesome job Scott just love to watch Blessings and joy to you guys
Ray whistling the “eigen huis en tuin” tune made my day haha! 1:23
Love the cabinet color!!!!
Ray whistling the 'eigen huis en tuin' tune, nice!
I personally think it all looks amazing can't wait to see it complete
Hi Scott,I think the cabinet colour looks great and the carousel unit look to be much improved. Really love the gardening outfit Jess has on is brilliant. Thanks for the latest exciting episode.👍👍
As always, pleasure to watch new episode 😄
Love that “around the corner” cabinet!
You’re all good, sweet work. Cheers
Hi Scott Assemled this year with help (I'm a retired Kiwi builder) Shipped trade depo flatpack kitchen to Cebu Philippines last year.
And as I see you looking at hardware drawings it reminded me of the difficulty we had assembling the draws. Myself my wife and 2 assistants (the finest brains in Philippines) 2hrs to assembling a single draw. So I can sympathize with you. It turned out to be simple only if it had said the fitting on draw front needed to be detached first.
Ray casually whistling the song of the Netherlands' no. 1 DIY tv show in the 90s while pouring the glue. 😂
Many years ago, I scratch built a kitchen with 'L' shaped base and wall corner units. No expensive carousel accessories needed. Doors trimmed so one was standard 598mm wide and t'other 580mm. Worked perfectly, client was a friend and I took my time. Good as new 30 years later when she sold the house
Festool, please send this man the new track saw with the scoring blade.
The colour is fantastic. I’ve not got carousel envy either!
Love the fun part of legs learn a lot from your kitchen videos😃😃😃
I think the timber is not too dark and I think those overalls Jess has are bloody awesome!
really good filming guys. Amazed how you manage to fit in building content with cinematic cut scenes. Beautiful!
Great watch...thanks.
Hi Scott I've started setting my makita plunge saw to a couple of millimeters and pulling the saw backwards very carefully of course but it works a treat
Even if it's a micrometer that's still hella dangerous
I really do enjoy your videos I appreciate the anti- tear out technique that was shared in here and those cabinets supports with the special adjustment tool who makes those
Great job! Looks great!