apparently nobody here has 1 minute in their week to vacuum one extra thing?

how did you make sure you were drilling your hole straight and level through to the other side?

How is the tv mounted?

How did you get the fireplace to stay in place?

What size of bit did you use for the router?

I hate using citris strip. It takes a good 24 hours to work and frequently need to use more. A good stripper takes maybe 30 minutes depending on the finish.

Cool

what is the material name cover all fairplace?

"Touch grass! " Me:

Not a good idea to mount the TV above fireplaces

the white drawers was certainly a choice

Looks cool! What is the fire code on creating a fireplace surround, so you know you're safe? Thanks!

Very awesome

Did you remove the rug or did you just place your stud right in top of it?

Sound is on and off periodically in the video. What a pity...

Nice!

I can see the back pain! 😢

Испортил краской красивый стол.

chinese feng shui: 2nd one bad if it faces the door. im half chinese full tagalog and my family believes in feng shui

Красиво но дорого не все могут найти такие средства на такую красоту

Bro Dude has no respect for the furniture and no taste.

Yes I would like to know the cost

Beginners, DON'T DO THIS to a nice old piece. But if you must, a few tips: BEFORE you start with the sanding on the top surface, it is imperative that you realize whether the top is veneer or solid wood (in this case solid wood). Veneer is only 1/40 inch thick and you can sand through it in seconds with 80 grit. DAMHIK! 1. Use a small toothbrush style wire brush, rinsed occasionally in mineral spirits, to clean stripper from the incised grooves on the drawer fronts. Much more effective than steel wool. 2. Why clean out the incised grooves if you're going to paint over them? Pointless. 3. A detail sander ("Mouse" or similar) will get into the small nooks and crannies and lessen the use of stripper, and the accompanying messy cleanup. 4. Before applying stain, hand sand with 220 or 320, on a hard sanding block, with the grain. 5. When starting a project like this which will require a lot of detailed attention, I find it's best to start with the hardest parts first. Make them easier by putting the desk up on sawhorses, and laying on its side, so you don't have to bend over to get at the lower sections. 6. Painter's tape will allow bleeding under the edges if the surface isn't adequately smooth, AND the tape edges are burnished down on the surface for maximum adhesions. Insider trick: use some clear poly to seal the tape edges before painting the color along those edges. If the tape edge isn't adequately burnished onto the surface (and sometimes you can't tell) the poly will seal the tape edge. 7. When applying the poly, the first several strokes can be parallel to the edge so you don't scrape off the finish and have drips. All said and done, although the white adds contrast, I think the desk should have been entirely surfaced with that clear poly.

The white drawers ruined it.

That's a cool effect with a 3D when I can't draw and I don't have a router but that's easily attainable at the home Depot 😂😂😂.

Ah excuse me that is fabulous 👌

My husband is about to get a new honey-do list! Thanks for the great FP and mantel videos!

Damn, that was interesting! And congrats on the project turning out so well! Night and day! Wow. Consider me a new subscriber.

How much did this all cost

I like it outdoors where u can hose it off periodically. DUST nightmare indoors. Thats the thing with the latest gimmick/trend - not enough time passed to know the detriments, and its already GLUED to the wall.

And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment: (Heb 9:27) The LORD is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit. (Psalms 34:18) When Jesus heard it, he saith unto them, They that are whole have no need of the physician, but they that are sick: I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. (Mark 2:17) For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. (Romans 10:13)

You looked to have No height issues, The left lower came exactly to the right upper, and the right upper shelf used exactly three rows to meet the shelves. Did you not have to cut any Height adjustments? Or did you plan the heights based on the tiles ahead of time and placed the shelves accordingly?

I'm sure you'll learn how to make it if you'll read woodprix instructions from cover to cover :)

Thank you for making this video. It really helped a lot.

Did y'all put down new tack strips under the carpet in front of the built ins?

Awesome video!!

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Old video but hopeful for a response. Thank you for breaking this down for us. Question, is there any way to access the fireplace in case it malfunctions / needs to be replaced? Or would you have to pull the trim and siding off to get to it?

You can go right to left. Just turn it around. 😅

Flat walls easy let’s see how you do external corners which I haven’t see yet

where did you bought them from. I need them

this connection of joints with a horizontal plank looks rustic. I would have put these 40 cm horizontally from below or even installed a thick sheet of plywood with wooden molding around

How was this adhered to the wall?

You could have just trimmed the plastic cover on the plug to allow for the full slat.

Do you know if once you place your tape go over the inside edges with whatever color you are covering. Once dry go ahead and paint your inside color and you will never have bleeding! It works 100% of the time!

Awesome!

Love you pointing out your mistakes cause that is EXACTLY what first timers are going to do! Need more of this!

I have the same fireplace and I’m installing it now. I was hesitant about putting a 2x4 across the top because it has a small warning sticker about the surface getting hot. Have you had any issues with that? Thanks

Very nice. I am about to do something similar so I watch a lot of videos and your video was very informative. What did you do for the other side of the door? Did you fill the hole where the knob was or are you using that hole as a recessed handle to open and close the door from the inside?

Is the outlet for the fireplace behind the shiplap?