Nice! Thank you for the video!

Nice work !!

Excellent skill set.

Thank so much for your video… gave me the confidence to do this myself. I did have a question about the thinset tho. Home Depot recommended a modified thinset but I am going to get what you used for the vevor membrane. Do you think the modified is better tho for the tile? Thanks again!

Yep, they even remove the studding on a non load bearing wall to install the surround

You are doing all the tiling and the shower door install scares you? Regardless great vid…

enjoyed the content, including the mistakes - It's refreshing to watch someone, like myself, that is far from perfect. Keep it going.

Great job!! Only suggestion would be to leave a small gap inbetween the boards for expansion. I usually use popsicle sticks 👍

Great video pal!

What about the black insulation that was uncovered?? Is that normal or should it be replaced?

"kicking my butt" is a bit of an exaggeration!

This was great. It's nice to see those techniques used (and working well) by someone that isn't a professional furniture maker. I built a dresser this past summer using a set of Foureyes plans and was very happy with it. It didn't use template routing or cutting angles on the table saw though which really feel like core features of their builds, so it would be nice to try those next.

"We can always put the ugly side against the wall" type of guy. I love it! Awesome work.

Always ready instructions for every grout

Always great to see you! 😊

I really liked the lift idea! Good job working through headaches. Epoxy is my nemesis!

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You should link the website in the description!

Let's go!!!!!!

What kind of wood did you use for the outside frame?

hello would you mind sharing dimensions of woods

Did you do both sides? Or just the one side?

Світ переповнений безкорисними речами. Кухні, на яких не готують їсти. Ось тепер і умивальник, яким не будуть користуватись. Сумно(

Do you need to turn your water off before starting a project like this?

So they dont want any calking around the new inserted window? seemed like it had huge gap?

By chance do you recall what color your house is painted? It goes great with the cedar!

would of been perfect if you miter cut the corner

we have one of those plastic shower stalls and i really hate it. i love the tile floor and wall! saving this for later <3 ty

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Was that insulation black cz of mold?

It looks great! Thanks for all the tips

Really nice

1. Great video. 2. Reinstallation will be much easier if you remove the door pins instead of the hinge screws because the holes could get messed up and make it difficult to reuse or reinstall. Mask of the brackets prior to painting the door. 3. You don't have to be perfectly straight with your cut line because the cut will be covered by the frame on the glass insert (just make sure not to wander off the line too much).

In the future if there is a leak from one of those hoses... whew... what an unfortunate task that will be to repair it.

Hey there, any chance you can link the guide? Zabitat isn't making it easy to find how to go about the framing the cuts. @zabitat

Love it, great work. Would love to see the picture after finishing! Checked your instagram and couldn’t find it. I guess if you want to make the gains continuous throughout you can do the top and bottom frame lines from the same board. I am thinking the dividers between the drawers and doors can’t be a cross cut from the big board. It feels wrong, right?

Love your work! Space looks amazing. Please stop with the music, though. So unnecessary and annoying.

Everyone needs a neighbor Dave! I’m building this one bro (but modified for my Kamado Joe).

My whiskey recommendation is Blackland Bourbon from Fort Worth! TX Whiskey and Pendleton are both really good too

Ole smokey slated caramel, or smith creek salted carmel moonshine both great sippin whiskey nicely done though looks awesome.

$90 is steep. I'm afraid to buy the plans and then not have all the tools to make it. I do not have a table router, bandsaw, spindle sander or domino. Do you think this bed could be made without those?

Question, so if you went through the vinyl siding and into sheeting, aren't you worried about water running down the vinyl and into screw holes?

I just found your channel with this video. Love the build. I really like you attention to detail. Keep the videos coming!

Shellac would have been a better finish option. Maybe not as big of a concern for a toddler bed vs a crib. Shellac is almost the only non toxic finish. For a crib where the child may chew on it it’s a bigger issue than a toddler bed. But congrats on the toddler bed, looks great and what a satisfying project.

Dude, you should have not glued concrete tops down! Taking it with you just got much harder

My recommendation is for true Scotch not Whiskey, I suggest Glenlivet 12-year single malt or Glenfiddich. They have smoother tastes and are good starter scotches. I like your storytelling and have subscribed!

whats the difference between the PVC and ABS for the Kit my dude?

How can we alter to fit a RecTeq 1100?

I found your video looking for ideas for a similar build for myself. First, let me say that watching and learning from your mistakes is hugely comforting. I am entirely self-taught, mostly through watching videos like yours. I hope you never cut out those portions of your builds because I feel like they give incredible learning points to people like me. Second, you'll find that whiskey and bourbon are incredibly like woodworking videos. Everyone has their own taste. I'm a solid 90 - 100 proof guy. Anything over that I do not enjoy, typically. You'll find that to be your first thing to determine. After that, you'll start to explore the more-corn or the more-rye tastes. I think your choices for the cabinet are solid. Depending on where you are located one of my favorite daily-sippers may be hard to find but Traverse City bourbon is my recommendation. After that I'm a Colonel E.H. Taylor fan for the nights I'm feeling all James Bond-ish.

Lol I like seeing your mistakes so that I dont repeat them. Knowing me, I would have done them without you to warn me about it! 😂