Hiding Something For The Future

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[@Tyraeous]

Should have put a group portrait of all the people working on the project into the cabinet space.

[@tammiewilson5185]

Oh those darn staircase thoughts! What a great idea!

[@dellamcconnochie]

Great idea😂🎉

[@TheHellsHobbit]

A group photo and date.

[@rebekahvenn201]

Brilliant idea

[@GinaMusetti]

Exactly! I was just thinking the same thing!❤

[@joeannasmith6996]

I can’t tell you how much joy I get out of watching Simon, with his wealth of knowledge and craftsmanship ,sharing it with Yannis. Yannis is a delightful and hardworking young man willing to learn whatever is put before him. Bravo to two wonderful human beings.

[@juliecullom6955]

I agree. Yanis has proven that he’s a valuable worker. Simon is also incredible. I do enjoy watching them work.

[@annstroud2168]

I love the music BUT I prefer hearing the true activity whether it’s silence or banter between the workers. It makes us feel we are actually there observing on site. I just love Simon’s explanations and hearing Yanis occasionally.

[@tammiewilson5185]

​@@annstroud2168personally, I'd enjoy it much more if there was a variety of music in the montages. And yes, more chatter would be nice!

[@teamum7729]

It’s the Yanis and Simon Show!

[@selinawilsonart]

Ditto ❤

[@loraoflahrity130]

When they put the last piece of drywall in place: it was clear Billy's vision is spot on! Alex should get an award for best cinematography!

[@ruarifinn]

How wonderful to hear Simon’s “Good morning,” and Yanis’s, “Ladies and Gentleman!” I love the two of them together.

[@davemunro4165]

The Penn &Teller of renovations 😂

[@jeffcrum22]

Alex does a fantastic job on the video every day

[@erin.wilson]

He definitely does 👍

[@sherryackerman5362]

He's a master

[@tiny2074]

It's hard to believe the kinship you feel for people you've never met...what a dynamic duo in Simon and Yannis. Can't help but smile in the way those gentlemen connect.

[@ruarifinn]

You said exactly what I’m feeling as I watched today.

[@pamelkamah6307]

You were right Billy looks so much better without the cupboard. 😊

[@debshipard1664]

Agree 💯

[@randolphfriend8260]

Possibly to be replaced with a "sideboard" ?

[@gioiapharo7433]

Billy defiantly has an eye for design

[@juliedyson3383]

As a Southern girl, I am delighted that you chose so well the gift left for the future! And kudos to Duncan for so patiently taking apart what he just recently completed. The kitchen gets more amazing each week. Billy, you are setting a very high standard for the rest of the building!

[@micheledenise2305]

Tennessee here southern girl thru and thru ❤

[@nancyhope8395]

Kentucky🙂

[@SM-le9qd]

And South Carolina 😊

[@cellalong9694]

And Alabama.

[@Michael_1946]

Always good to see Simon and Yannis work so well together.

[@sharlenekennedy5380]

How wonderful to see the growth in Yannis, both his confidence and skills have developed so much. It is also great to see how comfortable he now feels with the camera, I enjoy his intros and impromptu fun that he has with Alex.

[@cat-a-tonic150]

That old sacristy cabinet is such a beautiful addition to the kitchen.

[@normamurray4450]

Having Simon back working with Yanis and Billy....outstanding! You gentlemen make my day!

[@vivienanderson603]

The kitchen looks far better already without the cupboard. Good move Billy.

[@stuartpasley9242]

should have taken the doors off and kept the void and used it to display artefacts from the convent.

[@tammiewilson5185]

I'm hoping he puts the fridge there. The current placement feels off.

[@ruththomas6361]

@@aiglonducal314 Well, he told us his reasoning. It didn't match the rest of the kitchen, which was important to him, and he plans on putting in more cabinets and needed counter space! He also explained that if he replaced the doors to match the rest of the kitchen, they would be as large as the doors leading in and out of the kitchen, making it look like another exit. His reasoning made perfect sense. The old (rather cheap) built-in will still be there, and they were considerate enough to stash the doors in there (along with the spirits and cup) for anyone in the future who finds it. Wait for him to finish the room, and I think you will agree it was a good move. 😊

[@timc3600]

It would be good if it was possible to open it from the other side of the wall to recover the space and make a nice place for storage or display purposes. Assuming of course that its not a load bearing wall.

[@SusieMonk-jh8tj]

Well done Billy it does look far better without the ugly doors. With the dresser I take it you mean a Welsh dresser not like our friends across the pond with a chest of drawers? A good excuse for more Brocanting

[@jadejohns3107]

I’m glad the kitchen cupboard has been plaster boarded over. The height of it made the door to the kitchen look too low. Nice touch with the gift for the future. What a great team, I know it’s not a mistake, Billy attracts good people. Big love to you all ❤

[@SaraLaidlawASBINC]

My favorite channel! The filming, the music, the people, the talent... STELLAR!

[@erin.wilson]

Yes the music is great

[@jefflawrentz1624]

Ditto!!

[@lisarobertson7011]

yes!

[@thepinky9876]

All the channels surrounding these friends are great.. glad I stumbled upon them

[@Gardendreamsforme]

Yes! The music is so much a part of these videos! I love it💕💕💕

[@joanoneill381]

You are surrounded by such skilled, honest craftsmen. They are a treasure!

[@terrysuemakesvideosforyou9940]

I love it how that you have taken one of the worst, most abandoned spaces in the convent, and have turned it into a light bright and wonderful space! The nuns would have been so impressed with what you have done with this kitchen!

[@mavep2855]

In Canada a dresser is a chest of drawers in the bedroom for holding clothes such as socks, TShirts, underwear (tighty whiteys) and other bits and bobs. In a kitchen or dining room we call them buffets with a hutch on top or side boards. I imagine you will find a stunning piece to display/store dishes etc. Thanks for another great daily, on all levels. Crack on!🙏❤️

[@rochellenowik9875]

exactly correct

[@eletakelley7188]

A display for displaying dishes is often called a china cabinet .

[@lorassorkin]

Exactly. The only thing I'll add is that a buffet is generally wider (the width of a triple dresser) and a sideboard is generally about 1.5 times the width of a single dresser.

[@Evan-st5df]

Dresser is correct.@@lorassorkin

[@deborahmapps1430]

It's lovely seeing yanis and Simon working together again, I have never seen a plasterer as good as Simon is, and yanis is such a hardworking young lad, he has a wealth of teachers in you all ❤

[@piersderoos6941]

Average at best.

[@zeenatbaer138]

Very nice touch hiding the bottle of whisky... now you can be sure there's spirits in those walls!

[@spacechimp4039]

The copper decor really makes the old cooker and mantle pop!!! What an awesome job you all have done!!

[@mmgwife]

I could watch Simon dance with those plastering tools all day! The pefect movements of a master at work. Such elegance and grace. Love it!

[@joyceclark8476]

Billy, in United States, a dresser is a piece of bedroom furniture that holds clothes. In a dining room we had a buffet cabinet. I believe in the olden days they were referred to as sideboards. My Mom called ours the Hutch. It held her good china dishes. Our Hutch was located in our kitchen. Just a tidbit of information from my family growing up in the USA. Everything looks so beautiful. Joyce❤️🙏🇺🇸

[@paulakershaw5452]

I’m from England and a dresser is what I know is a ‘Welsh dresser’ very fashionable again in the 80’s , don’t quote me but it would have cupboards below and a area above to display your best china i.e a plate rack & cup hooks under the shelves ❤

[@joyceclark8476]

@@paulakershaw5452 Hi Paula, great information from history. Maybe that’s were Americans’ learned the term dresser. Could of been brought over from the Welsh and or English newly arriving in America , back in the day. Nice hearing from you. Joyce🌹

[@paulakershaw5452]

@@joyceclark8476 you are absolutely welcome & hello from across the pond ❤️

[@Shae_9876]

In our family a dresser holds clothes and a buffet holds dinnerware.

[@candaceharvey3622]

In Canada, I believe we call it a china cabinet, or a buffet and hutch.

[@Garden366]

Note to self: when repairing or removing the ceiling in the old reception room, take care for falling bags of hardened cement.

[@wyattalsbury2687]

Simon is VERY creative when it comes to what we call "hacks" on how to do things.

[@erin.wilson]

He's great at explaining the process

[@suemccoy7533]

This channel is just such fun to watch. There is always a new project, a trip to the DIY store, finding a treasure, redoing the wires, walking in the garden, taking the junk to the tip putting on the Osmo or whatever each day brings it is a joy to watch. Alex catches it all for us to watch. It will be so sad to have Simon leave again. He & Yanis seem to be a great twosome. I was thinking that booze should be well aged if & when it is ever found😂!

[@merrileeheard3889]

Who ever thought, watching people dump garbage, would be entertaining 😂

[@donnasauer5462]

Just for fun-your Jack Daniels is made in a “dry county”😊 in Tennessee, USA, so you can tour the plant-but no free tasting allowed. Still a fascinating tour if you are ever in the area.

[@deanbrunner261]

You can buy "commemorative " fancy bottles just can't sample it there. I have a bottle I bought 25years ago. Still sealed

[@heehaw8401]

I have been there several times. The tour used to be FREE! Every time we went, they took a photo of our group and mailed it to us. Twice they gave us a nice gift when we left. One was a wood cut print and another was a big bottle of JD spring water.

[@MaryMannion]

That’s no fun! Went to the Sam Adam’s brewery in Massachusetts and had lots of free tastings.and a new customer for life! Me!

[@Rollefson]

I look forward to this everyday!

[@user-op9ju8ey9c]

Me too 😊

[@conniewatson6711]

Yes, love it!

[@debraporter6209]

Me also

[@zamis21]

Alex, I don't think you get enough credit for Filming!! Kudos!!

[@janefreda7034]

He does an amazing job!

[@john_ace]

The way you added the clear coat to the windowsills was absolutely perfect. By coating both sides (and the endgrain) you can reduce warping as well as rot. I have seen so many warped windowsills because they were installed untreated and were only painted/coated on the top afterwards. This is especially important in a building that has big temperature swings.

[@cornishcoves9399]

You put your heart and soul into the kitchen and still again repeating in library and sanctuary...obviously you are contagious in a good way Billy; so brilliant ...and obviously inspiring your team. Like others, I am just grateful to be getting a little dronette view of it all. thank you.

[@sharonmiller6291]

Simon is a true artist! Very talented and enjoyable to watch, thank you Simon.

[@deanbrunner261]

Hello from Memphis Tennessee. Brought a smile to my face to have my state represented in the timecapsule. Crack on

[@erink4685]

Simon is seriously the best teacher! I learn so much about rennos from watching these and other renovation channels but he really takes it to the next level with his explanations. Love the roof rack trick for the longer plasterboards. Simon seriously needs his own channel!

[@Fasciseus]

If you wanted to create an interesting effect, I suggest you put a small light bulb (one of those that flicker like a flame) inside the center door 0:35 in the middle (the damper door, the one with the small triangles, above the ash pan) and then let the damper slightly open to allow the flicking flame bulb to show as if there was a fire lighted inside the stove. It would be especially impressive in the dark, to see the effect of a fire burning.

[@SoledadSolary]

❤ Loved the music intro Alex. This kind of Irish romantic fresh violin sounds. Excellent. Good to see the dynamic duo, Simon and Yannis doing great work. Crack on boys!!!🎉🎉🎉

[@merrileeheard3889]

I definitely prefer the Irish/Celtic music!!❤

[@foretb1162]

Billy, for North Americans (Canadian and Americans) a dresser is a chest of drawers that holds clothes. A buffet is the type of furniture that comes in 2 pieces: a bottom that has cupboards with doors (either glass or wood) containing saucers, serving plates and dinner plates. The top is often detachable that is usually either glassed doors, open shelves or covered doors - this piece is often half the depth of the bottom. Most of the time, the shelving top part is identified as a "hutch" or "buffet hutch". On the shelves there is a dado indentation near the front of the shelf so that you can sit a dinner, saucer or salad plate in it and lay the back top of the plate against the back of the hutch. On these hutch shelves, many people display their fine bone china, lead crystal glasses or family mementos. Hope this clears up the confusion.

[@wbayne6161]

Love the choice of background music. This channel is one of my favourites.

[@conniewatson6711]

Alex does a wonderful job choosing the music, as well as filming.

[@carolnicholas7790]

You are correct Billy - they are called dressers and often called Welsh Dressers. Lovely episode as always. Please get everyone to sign and date the new beam when it goes in. ❤️

[@nelks1284]

Great job all around. Kudos to Billy, Alex, Simon, Yannis, and Duncan!

[@aldavis5328]

love the time capsule. everyone involved should write a letter as well.

[@Shae_9876]

Thought the same, a small note mentioning the date/year and names of all who worked on the kitchen renovation.

[@rickgrady2419]

Yes, the date would have been smart idea.@@Shae_9876

[@tamithirion7766]

Smooth as Tennessee Whiskey 🎶 Just love your choice. Billy, changing your mind, nothing wrong with this.... Best to do it the way you want, then look at it with regrets. You are a perfectionist, it can be a cross to bear... The kitchen is a masterpiece, and you had a vision and it's come to fruition 💖

[@wandajacobs9862]

Well said! ❤

[@joyeddlemon798]

Disguise that label all you want but that’s Jack Daniels!🤣🤣🤣 Tennessee whiskey

[@JG-mp5nb]

Simon would make an outstanding Shop (wood, finish, general carpentry) teacher!

[@terrileyda5346]

So nice to hear this music again! Lovely!

[@sharonrobb.94]

The wall without the cupboard looks amazing & was the right decision Billie.

[@tonyahendrix1549]

Love seeing the kitchen getting its finishing touches. Great to see Simon again and that Yannis has turned into quite the carpenter! The “Dresser” for the kitchen in America is called a “China Hutch or China Cabinet”. And if it’s just the cabinet without the shelf we call it a “Side Board”. We use “Dressers” for clothing. I love hearing the differences in the language and culture. Tell Michael we miss him terribly on his channel and he needs to “Crack On” back on “Doing it Ourselves”. lol and a big South Georgia, USA hug to Gwen and the babies! Love your family and channel! You’re doing great Billy!

[@janemagee6831]

Here in the USA we call a furniture piece used in a kitchen or dinning room such as you have described, a buffet. The same sort of piece minus the top dish wrack can be used in a bedroom for clothes storage, usually having a mirror above, is called a dresser. Whatever it’s called you have excellent taste and I’m sure it’ll enhance the already stunning kitchen. The level of renovation and restoration that you are doing is great and a thrill to witness. Thank you for sharing this journey.

[@jademoseti8896]

Even if no one did anything else but climb ladders and scaffolding I would still be impressed and watch this channel. 😅🎉

[@susanross1651]

I wish I could be around for whenever someone in the future finds your gift. Every time I see the kitchen, it still warms my heart to see how beautiful it is, considering what it looked like when you guys started.

[@sherrylelee8274]

Looks so much crisper and cleaner line on the wall with the cupboard gone! Well done Billy for your foresight. Simon and Yanis made great progress on it. The surprise behind the wall will be a wonderful find for someone. ❤😊

[@dbartz5510]

Nice to see Duncan working his magic. Your team has such magnificent experience and skills! Great job guys!😊

[@karenmorrison8112]

Love it, had my daily fix watching you guys cracking on. On my bucket list to have a coffee in your kitchen Billy.

[@elf5012]

The kitchen is looking better every day. I think the term you are looking for is not a kitchen dresser but rather a sideboard (buffet cabinet). Thanks for putting some Tennessee Jack there, nice touch.

[@siameseire]

Still fun that you checked it out, Simon and Yanis. Great teamwork on the kitchen, as always! Getting so close!!! Enjoyed the secret stash for future builders. lol

[@deborahpalm7657]

Well done, Billy on your vision for the kitchen. It was a great inspiration to add a little surprise behind the plaster board. Your team is so fun to watch. Cleaning as you go is wonderful and actually makes the work area safer, easier and more pleasant to watch.

[@sharoncraig4231]

Glad to see you supporting my home state, go Tennessee Whiskey!

[@ruththomas6361]

I love your sense of history in the making with your hidden bottle of Jack Daniels! Super idea. When my mother, Pearl, was at the funeral home, I brought in a string of pearls for them to put on her before closing her casket. I told them that this was for the future archaeologists to find. My brother slipped one of Dad's favorite beers into his casket. These are small things, but they give us a feeling that there WILL be a future and we are part of it. I should like to add how much I enjoy the music you have chosen. Crack on.

[@merrileeheard3889]

My mom just had a bit of her ashes shot into space on Monday! She was never one to do things in an "ordinary" fashion!❤

[@denisewhitlow7493]

I haul stuff on the roof rack of my Prius all the time. I’ve had to do this same thing with lumber to haul drywall and plywood. I run the ratchet straps through the inside of the car for extra security. I’d never trust that the roof rack won’t fly off. Attached to the frame of the car I know it won’t go anywhere.

[@joyjoyrn55]

In the states the piece you’re referring to as a “dresser” we usually call a “breakfront” or a “buffet cabinet”. “Dresser” in the U.S. usually refers to a piece of bedroom furniture, usually with a mirror on top. Have been with you from the start and love your content!

[@janedc5ch319]

Yes I was going to say I understood what Billy was talking about. But in the US , a dresser is bedroom pice of furniture. I love this channel. It fun and interesting. I love all the hard working people. The kitchen is a masterpiece. It's beautiful great work Billy. You whole family is talented. God Bless you, your family, and all your hard workers ..

[@gerryhartung736]

See my comment about The ENCYLOPEDIA of ARCHITECTURE.

[@RadCenter]

I would call it a buffet or sideboard. A breakfront usually has a glass display hutch on top, and the center section projects out further into the room than the sides do; hence the name.

[@jimh4072]

@@aiglonducal314. Calm down. 😂

[@joyjoyrn55]

@@jimh4072Right? My goodness - that’s what comment sections are for! 😂

[@happygrandma5637]

Simon, you explained it perfectly. Anyone who's seen a sheet of plasterboard, and if you watch this channel, you've seen plenty, will understand that it needs to be kept flat and that the roof rack channels only being a meter apart doesn't work. Yes, I think the word is 'dresser'. I remember years ago watching what was called 'Good Neighbors' in the US, can't remember the British name. Tom and Barbara (Felicity Kendall) Good as the main couple, with Penelope Keith & Paul Eddington s neighbors. The 1st time I saw a dresser was on the set of that show and I was so envious. I'm sure I'll be envious of the one you find.

[@bluemoon3927]

Yes, dresser is correct. A place for displaying crockery/deĺf and all sorts of knickknack. My grandmother had a beautiful pine dresser in her kichen. As a child I spent many a visit exploring all the objects she had on display - a wonderful treasure trove 🤗

[@earthlightstudio]

It's good the cupboard is gone. It really dwarfed the door beside it.

[@karenbarclay9495]

I have to say I enjoy every video, watching the progress and witnessing the skills and team work of all involved but the music choices that accompany every video are just wonderful! Well done Simon on the roof rack reinforcement . Many years ago my husband and I bought wooden tongue and groove doors as part of a bedroom renovation. We tied them to a very small roof rack and they ended up as splintered wood scattered all the way along a duel carriageway in North Ayrshire!!! A lesson learned 😂

[@bigbandguru]

I must say that looks better than with the cabinet. Balances the wall.

[@donnasauer5462]

Alex-really the close-ups. Makes me feel like I am right there watching in person. Love your work.

[@patwilkes4122]

Great job on the ancient stove Billy.

[@youknowme8578]

Ancient? I remember as a child here in New England, my grandparents had one. I guess I am now considered "ancient". All good mate. Yes, I am old..

[@kaye-q1k]

That wall is looking so much better. Can hardly wait to see it finished. Good work team.

[@kbg7822]

It could be a dresser - that has a high back with shelves you display your silver and china on. But it could also be a sideboard, chiffonier, or buffet. Lovely work from everyone

[@TLMarzewski]

Fascinating watching Duncan work. How he manages to get those wires and cords fished through walls is amazing and mysterious! I think a bags of concrete in the ceiling is quite a find. Imagine not knowing and those bags start dropping during the demolition, yikes!!

[@lyndaking5538]

Outstanding substitute for a time capsule! Very forward thinking. 😜😛😝

[@taniaceruti]

I hope you remembered to put the date on the bottle or somewhere so whoever finds it, knows when it was put in there!

[@damealeta3541]

Love the little surprise left behind the new wall.

[@lizstevenson7801]

The room is well balanced now, looks fantastic. Well done all 💕🇦🇺

[@Magicthize]

Here in the US we would call a Kitchen Dresser a Buffet (no shelves above) or a Hutch (with shelves and plate rails sitting on top. Also known as a Welsh Cupboard.

[@annegiorgio5602]

In Australia a buffet is used in a dining room to maybe put food on for self serve or storing dining room cutlery etc.

[@isabelmendi3973]

What a great idea putting the whisky bottle behind the wall, I hope you dated it. Why in the world would the put concrete on the ceiling, Billy the stove looks great.

[@anitapresnell6403]

Awesome job Billy, Yanis and Simon! The kitchen looks amazing without the cupboard and a kitchen dresser would look fantastic along that wall. Watching Duncan at work is fascinating too. It's a pity that bag in the ceiling wasn't full of money instead of cement. 😂

[@user-dj9vo4sp4z]

I have been watching this channel because I am fascinated by the way you do things in your country compared to the way we do remodeling here in the USA I also find your tools interesting. Like you ladders, I am in Phoenix Arizona. I also like the views of your country side when you drive some place, Thank you veery much

[@cecoya]

Well done Gentlemen, the cupboard is covered with a secret surprise, windows are caulked and sealed, more of the wood is being Osmos, and then discovered they put bags of cement in the ceiling lol. Who would have known? Very ingenious for the nuns. lol Have a wonderful day

[@peterwilliams3202]

Hidden junction box needs access in your old closet in the kitchen. Create a hatch for access.

[@CherylSimser]

Those bags in the ceiling are beyond strange and yes, I watch murder shows. However, it is possible something precious is hidden inside the concrete, perhaps some of the missing treasure/artifacts. I would simply have to know. :)

[@heehaw8401]

A dresser and chest of drawers go in a bedroom. A Hutch, sideboard, or China cabinet goes in the dining room or kitchen.

[@space.tel-e-grams]

I thought it might have been a bag of reefer in the ceiling TBH. Though if it had been, it probably wouldn't have made the video cut lol.

[@kathiefilkins445]

Watching you guys is like watching my uncle work. He would always find an efficient solution to any problem. Keep up the good work and Crack On!

[@Peachy08]

Between you Billy and your team you all do outstanding work! Looks much better with the old cabinet gone!

[@morganlafae1882]

Bottle of Tennessee's Jack Daniel's Whiskey, good touch! Makes this Tennessee girl smile!

[@katharinatrub1338]

Yeah.... I do admit that finally the wall does look better without the cubbord. I always thought this cubbord would need a Big and imposing 'skirting' all around to become interesting. Well done Billy!

[@sonjasanderson3732]

The surprise in the old cupboard is genius! Good on you, Simon.

[@jacquelinenoble6640]

Aw Simon, i think that the ceiling needs further investigation.😂 Great work, as always. 😊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@joycearmstrong8628]

What is above? They are still looking for hidden treasures.

[@tamarrajames3590]

Watching Simon plastering again took me back, and now seeing Yanis working with such confidence shows how much a person develops when they have a mind to. I love the gift bottle for the future…it’s much better than a bag of hard cement in my view. Simon and Yanis are such a good team, the ease with which they work together is a pleasure. Yanis is getting good with his English too, him and Simon sharing the greeting was sweet. There MUST be another discovery for Simon, he gets such pleasure from uncovering mysteries.🖤🇨🇦

[@deannabrown9442]

What a why to make me laugh. I'm Tennessee born and raised. Good 1 Billy

[@rexsheldon1042]

In America, a dresser is placed in a bedroom and is used to store your cloths. Usually with lots of drawers. What I think your referring to is a buffet. a place to store china and also used for serving food sometimes

[@reladie]

Ok that’s enough, and who cares, they use English terms.

[@lorassorkin]

@@reladieBilly didn't know the right term in English, so he asked. We are here to serve. (Kitchen pun 😏)

[@stellamex1]

In the U.S. a dresser is furniture with drawers, usually in the bedroom . What Billy is talking about, I think, is a hutch, which is a piece of furniture for the kitchen or dining room. It usually has cabinets on the bottom and shelves on the top for dishes, etc. If it doesn't have a top section for shelves, it is usually called a buffet.

[@donaldbrown7746]

Closing in the cabinet gives the space a more clean and balanced look… It was a good decision… Crack On Mates!

[@ruthferry7047]

That’s the perfect thing to leave, whiskey and a mug. You’re all so amazing. I never miss a video.

[@reladie]

Hi Duncan, such a talented, lovely gentleman.

[@HisGlory768]

The whiskey is better than the wallpaper that Billy and Mick found!!😊

[@vsalvati123]

Billy we call that a China cabinet here . So you can put the glasses in the upper half. Plates in the bottom cabinet, silverware in the drawers. A dresser here is what we put our clothes in. I understand things are different all over.Good luck finishing the kitchen. Theresa USA

[@mikeboone4425]

Panel painting can be made much quicker if you put screws in each end of the panel 2 on each end then place those screws on the saw horses, then you don't need to let it dry before flipping. Great music . happy Trails

[@danielmarek4609]

Someone is enjoying that bottle of Whiskey in the future. I hope you left a date on when you sealed up the bottle. Years ago, when I was a young kid, my parents remodeled the kitchen. When that happened the closed off a small closet, more of a broom closet. They had all of us kids write on the inside walls, our names, the date, even outlined our small hands as well. That was in about 1969, I was 10, I'm now 64, so it's been sealed up for 50+ years already. Whenever I drive by that old house I remember the handprints, names, and dates are waiting for someone to find someday. In the case of the Petherick's, it's likely going to be 100 years or more. Keep up the good work. From the USA (New Berlin, WI) have a safe and happy 2024!

[@sandravitiello4278]

Nice touch. Like the Jack left for the future explorers. What a hoot. Cheers.

[@spacechimp4039]

When you are using the Osmol, take a flame torch or heat gun and lightly warm the Osmol and it will pop the tiny bubbles before they dry.

[@kimk8365]

Hello, from Iowa USA! I can't wait for each day to see what you'll be doing, I'm loving the channel. It's very cold here tonight 14° with a blizzard rolling in tonight through tomorrow, 10 more inches of snow. I wish I was there with my dog to sit and watch or to pitch in to help. Thank you for the adventure!