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In reality, it doesn't even need a handle. Push open/close hardware would have been perfect there.

Hi Scott, is there a similar prefinished product available in NZ that you would recommend over the Melamine ply?

But why aren't you using Melamine again?

Love the table. Where did you source the legs from?

Hi there Scott, I am about to start building my kitchen cabinets out of the same HPL ply and noticed you were using OSMO hard wax/oil on your edges..? Can you confirm the product and where you got it from please..? I am in Nelson often but based on the West Coast 👍🏼 cheers mate, love the channel! Si.

Hi Scott, where did you get the melamine plywood from. I want to get some in Christchurch

Dude you deserve a kick in the butt for letting the table saw drop. 😅😅😅

Use it

come on my man you should use push to open pistons instead drilling through the face of the door ,as well you forgot to score(2-3mm) the cuts first i can see chips all over :) and the fact that you didn't put a radius in the cut out sink in my opinion it is ok as the chipboard doesn't act like real wood that has long grain that could carry the split in corner so you did it right i get that in my videos a lot! anyway you are cool carpenter Scott!

Hey guys! What is that blue colour you used in the living room? Looks great!

My Advice don,t use those type of Hinges on melamine. Don,t countersink holes just use flat plate hinges. And screw them on.

Awesome, u should add plastic sleeves in and around the finger pulls, they can be easily 3d printed and it will class it up a bit

Hi Scott , my only criticism is the sink should be next to the washing machine cabinet and the laundry basket on the opposite side to avoid running water and waste pipes from the washing machine behind the laundry basket. Great vid👍

‘Laundry’ are the objects to be cleaned . it’s called the Laundry room or Utility toom. It only took a century of coloniaism. 😅 Malamine is pronounced mela-mi-ne

Do you have a CutShop down there? Just send them the plans and they CNC everything for you perfect. Honestly not to expenny either.

The guy at Lumber Liquidators told me it was OK to glue 5/16" solid oak to tile. Well, the oak stuck to the tile alright, but the tile was originally put down with some sticky stuff that let it pull off with a loud snap. I ended up with floors that looked fine but made a racket when I walked. They are OK now after I burred a few hundred trim screws in them. Engineered wood over recently sanded wood will probably work out a lot better, but anyone considering gluing a floor should make sure the flooring an substrate will play nicely together. PS: I replaced the baseboards and cut the door frames the same way they did here, but I've seen houses with metal door frames where they just cut the new flooring around everything. As long as it's not a floating floor, I suppose either would work.

Love the vibes <3

Looks great. Just wish there was more thought about how we are going to repair the appliances later.

Good on you guys for being so honest about your experience and taking a break when you need it. As you said, if it looks easy you did a great job. But of course it’s not easy. Have some time out and enjoy this beautiful place.

This is useless

All the the simple minded people that dont have the common sense to see hes a tool salesmen and not a tradesmen 😂😂😂

I did exactly the same thing with handles on my work bench. even though the kitchen cabinets, i re-used for the base, had tiny knob type handles i kept getting caught on then with my pants and belt pouches. cut a hole for a finger and problem solved.

I’m impressed by how he actually got the nail in there.

Bubble wrap on a hammer is a physical oxymoron

Bet he has another hammer to work...😂

why r the girls saluting u???

No sense in owning tools if you don't use them......ever.

I used Rhinoply for my cabinets in my laundry rather than Melteca/Melamine. Great stuff, much stronger and much more resistant to blowing from water damage etc. Good video.

Finger hole door pulls look good, but the area around the hole will always be dirty without a stand away pull.

Why buy it

Working with any kind of veneered or laminated board can be so infuriating

you’re braindead if you couldn’t put 2 and 2 together to understand he’s selling these tools not using them💀💀 you would never see a blue collar worker wrapping his tools precariously with bubble wrap🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Hey, just found you guys on the Tube. I went back to the beginning, wow ! Great life story in NZ. Definitely sharing this with everyone who loves building stuff. Lloyd & Gayle, Tea Tree Gully Sth. Aust.

Take care of your tools, and they’ll always take care of you.. Every man needs his own set of tools..🫡🫵🏽

When i do one sided pull outs i put a drawer guide on the bottom to keep it straight. On a tall pullout like yours use a guide on the top and bottom panel would be called for, and two side guides. The more guides you use the more critical they are all installed accurately or it doesn’t operate smoothly. 1/2” pullout spacing all around makes the math easy when designing.

You can get Round Recessed Cabinet Drawer Pulls, Stainless and sometimes other colors, just search the internet and you will end up on those big Chinese online stores. I reckon they’d look good rather than plain holes that would get dirty easily. I need some new kitchen units and can’t decide whether to make them myself or not but you inspire me. I’ve made a few shelf units in the past and I know my finishing skills aren’t up to Melamine. I prefer ply over mdf for the same reason as you. I’ve used a few good coats of gloss paint, admittedly I’m old enough to use oil based. A mini roller gives a good finish and it hides my poor finishing skills and you are not stuck with plain white and it lasts well enough.

Where do u get the 126 skilly blades in nz

Put the cupboard under the washing machine, saves bending over so much

Nz is so expensive- mean content bro!

See the neck. Same as another company, dalluge. Seen a guy split it open on the second day of use drivong duplex nails into 2x4 on form ply. I told him so. But i was jist a first yr so.

Nice.. I need one

I can't believe you paid $137.00 for a 1 litre tin of Osmo Oil, thats daylight robbery!!

If you need bubble wrap for yoru hammer you do not deserve a hammer any longer.

To get rid of paint fumes, cut lemons in 1/2 bucket of water

Perhaps try a Jackson Pollock approach next time. ☺

wow who could’ve guessed the douglas hammer was invested by a man named douglas. That sure is some crazy mind blowing hammer history if you ask me

The overhead hanging cabinet doors could be a finger width longer and you wouldn’t need handles or holes!

Haha when did you cut the hole for the tap? Magically appeared after the sink was installed ;)

$80 u got rubbed 🤣🤣

Thanks!