Such a fun and inspiring video! The step at [6:05] really stood out for me, it gave me so many new ideas. Keep it up!

Is it me or did that toddler just do all the work? 🤔

Great job! Looks awesome!

I like this a lot, your cabinets too, along with the backsplash... you are giving me some ideas and you have a new subscriber.

Best video on the subject. I got my equipment and will attempt to make one this week

JESUS

I love it! We have an 1870s home and I want to redo our countertops. We even have the same backsplash as you. Excellent work! How is it holding up 4 years later?

Thank you! Just what I needed.

Thank you for making this first time making one and this helped out a lot!

Not butcher block

This a great video with even better outcome in the finished product.

Good work!! Looks good.

A belt sander has become a great friend for sanding large areas

You were so close to cutting your arm, please be careful! But love the video

Boards cut is a wood countertop. Random cut pieces of wood is butcherblock.

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How does it look now after years of moisture? The wood you used surely wasnt cured enough to glue together and coat? I am very well versed in epoxy coatings i am curious if there has been sny disbonded areas on the wood? In my experience i have seen many times urethanes flake off because of moosture mitigation in the wood and expanding and contracting from the wood drying further.

I kinda figured to do it this way, but I wanted to check with someone that knows what they're doing. Thanks.

Your cleaning stuff would cost more than a new tool.

Bravo!

Nice!

Thank you for the tip.

Doesn’t it bend with the weight of the caulk

I watched the video a lot of people wont use pine for chopping board but in the old days pine was used for chopping boards as long as you clean your pine board regularly you wont have any problems most people make chopping board as displayed pieces chopping boards are meant to be used and like everything wont last for ever plus no scientific writing that pine will harbor bacteria infact it can repel plush if you have really sharp knives you dont want a hard wood dulling them just use whatever suites your budget plus if you think about it we have a lot of pine furniture in our homes

do you have to caulk between the wood and the sink?

Perfect! Thanks so much. Gonna try this now:)

I wouldn't do this inside a home.

Hi fellows. I think you need to take some time and take a fast tour on WoodPrix to learn how to make it.

Just FYI, that 2x4 would have looked a lot better if you had sanded it to the desired finish beforehand. But good quick tutorial on its application!

Well top coat is smooth I guess 😂😂 I thought we were gonna learn some sanding tricks lol

Helps,a,lot. Cheers

Bro made a box for a music box. How is this even a video?

Quick question. You sink, wouldnt it leak side ways when you splash water to the brim where it joins with the counter top?

When you were purchasing the wood, you should have purchased longer pieces so that it would go around the sink. It definitely looks like a a person with no knowledge did the work behind the sidk. I have never seen anyone use the technique of coloring of the wood like you did. It broungt out an older wood look! Nice. Have a nice dayl

Hello ,,very informative ,,,i truely understand now! Ty , Q: how do get the drill hole to fall centre of the thickeness of the wood ?

This is absolutely perfect, I got one of those 10 x 16 shed buildings and it’s just enough of a step up to make it a pain on my knees. This is perfect. I’m gonna knock this out tomorrow.❤

How do you hang it on the wall?

Thanks so much. Excatly what i needed to know and easy to do it at home 🎉🎉

Is the poly stuff food safe? I just used Watco brand on my hand done pine tops. I’d like to seal it again.

That's cool. Why is it purple

I’m going to tape off and mud the inside of my shed walls that are OSB before I paint it, I saw a drywall finisher do this to wood paneling and it look good so I’m going to try it

What a Legend. I was gonna wake up my neighbors

This 61 year old woman, who owns no power tools, wants to thank you! I can now line my own closet with 1/4” cedar planks. I am so excited, this has made my day! Woohoo! Thank you again! 💋

Great video, TY

This is perfect ! Thank you.

I like it. But it brought up a question. Has anyone ever done a counter that had a portion which doubled as a cutting-board complete with juice groove ? I don't even know how one would router that groover if they did do that !

What is the odour like for both products? I'm making a table out of pine and I want to stain it a darker brown, but my concern is it stinking up the apartment and making everyone sick - even with windows open. Also, should I condition each side individually (starting on the face, letting it dry, then moving on to the edge, letting it dry etc) or do it all in one go? Same with the stain, should I do one side at a time or just do all sides in the same go?

Agreed but... It's alright to raise the grain and re sand just know going in you'll be sanding more

how wide would you need for hvac unit? installing one here

I was expecting a guy with a British accent for some reason. I’d like to learn how to do dovetails.