🤯🤯what the fuck did I just watch

You undo that spring the second you take that opener off. This will get someone hurt

That is a good way to get someone hurt

It's great that Habitat gets to remove many items........ for FREE... What I DON"T understand is how they calculate a couple thousand dollars on kitchen cabinet sets. They GOT THEM FOR FREE and sell them for BIG bucks............ : ( Total time 90 minutes of work for 2 guys and they'll sell that set of cabinets for probably $1,500... nice profit margin ... get it for free & sell for a HUUUUUUUGE profit

Even I know how unsafe much of this is.

What do I do if there is a junction box for the oven in the wall cabinet with a wire that runs through two other wall cabinets? thx

Excellent video except for the ending completely sucked and is totally probably going to get someone hurt because you left out the most important and most dangerous portion of this project which is the torsion bar thanks for leaving that out I hope you don't hurt anyone???????

Excellent info. Thanks for sharing!

Your autofocus makes me sick!

Great work here, remember to turn off autofocus. You have "blurry eye" all throughout the video as a result. Focus manually whenever possible. Great stuff!

Great video but the camera needs autofocus.

That was informative- I am really bad with doors. Now to help you out in my area of expertise: in the video credits, you meant "produced", not "producted".

Unbelieveable! This is like the 50th video in a row that I've watched that TALKS about everything that needs to be done, and then magically - voila! - all the cabinets are out! I do everything they say, I pry and pry, I un-screw everything, I yank and pound and pull, and nothing budges! WHAT KIND OF GIMMICK IS THIS??!!!

Is it possible to remove one lower cabinet without removing the counter? We are installing a dishwasher, this house has never had one.

Very informative, thank you.

San Luis Valley not San Juan. Cool vid, thanks for sharing.

It's Dakota Fred

Dischwarsher.

it'd be easier without the cigarette hanging in your mouth.

Good story, but how is it relevant to the video? These spring tension was relieved one panel at a time here.

I may be dumb but when a person is taking on the remodeling of their kitchen and they want to preserve some of the pieces while removing others it would certainly help to have a DIY video that's more than talking with a video of what's in place and not how it's removed. I just finished remodeling my kitchen - removing tile counter tops and replacing with granite, refinishing solid cherry cabinets to restore their high quality look and not wanting to paint over them or resurface, etc/

@robertheston you dumb

@Jayzc66 Your heater is shot! The tank has rusted through, and you need a new water heater. Call a plumber.

This video didn't show me a thing. It only talked about what could be done but never went through the practical steps of showing it being done. For example, lots of talk about what granite was salvageable and that it should be "carefully pried loose" but it's NOT that simple. It would have been far more useful if they had broken this video into a series addressing and demonstrating the deconstruction of a kitchen with these various pieces coming out.

C'mon man. It's plain to see the material he's showing is merely for demonstration purposes ONLY. He's not actually advocating removing NEW material. Focus. It's common sense.

who would remove new stuff like you are showing? Usually people remove old stuff that is nothing like what you are showing.

Wow you call that safe way of doing it? Lol I think that would get a lot of people hurt faster than helping them it is always best to have a professional do it and do it right..

very good demonstration! thanks! btw, time for a new video camera, it was trying to auto-focus during the entire video

This is so clear. Thank you for this very helpful video (and for everything else Habitat for Humanity does )

Kansas: Well, when you live just 60 miles away, it is easy to pick a good day! There are too many wonderful days in Colorado to have to settle for a crappy day with rain or high winds. Sorry you had so much wind. Did you get to the top? What was your round-trip time? / Phil

Wow, you picked a GREAT day to climb that mountain. First weekend of August this year we had the strongest winds I've ever seen at the keyhole. I'm amazed no one was blown off the mountain.

Good stuff !!!

Very informative, this helped me redo my friends kitchen

thanks for sharing, headed there this weekend

Great video- I hiked this Summer 2006 but didn't summit due to altitude sickness. Maybe next year?