HOW TO MAKE A STOVE TOP COVER | SERVING TRAY | NOODLE BOARD

[@bahenas18]

I was decorating my kitchen for Fall and thought, man I need a stove cover. I thought of buying one but first went to KZbin. You're freaking AMAZING!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[@carolynleslie5840]

I didn’t know I could follow along so well. That’s because you ironed out all of the kinks. Well done!!!

[@blancacestlavie3650]

Simple and straight to the point and beautiful! I love the way you explained everything and put this noodle board together in a jiffy, aside from letting the stain and acrylic dry. I'm a DIYer and promised my daughter I would make something for her new home and thought about making this. I was looking for ideas and inspiration on KZbin, but not before I measured and remeasured my stove a hundred times, lol, before coming upon your channel. You make it look so easy! I will definitely use your instructions especially knowing I can save money by buying just one board since wood has now doubled or tripled in price than two years ago...but to keep it under $20 is still a steal, compared to how much they are going for on Etsy. Now I can make one for her and one for myself too =) Thanks so much for the informative and educational video! God bless...Blanca

[@MM-jf1me]

This was a fantastic tutorial. I really appreciate you taking the time to explain why you've made certain choices. As someone who is a complete woodworking novice I feel like I've learned a lot of great tips that could help me with other projects, too!

[@tj9841]

Excellent video!! No music, much appreciated!! With as many people asking about making one for gas ranges, you really should make another video!!

[@mattshort8175]

I’ve always made mine from 1x6x10 and 1x4x8. That gives me enough for the sides for 2 of them. I’ve never glued, I’ve always screwed through the bottom with 1.25 inch screws. I enjoy seeing how other people make them

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

Glad I watched this. I've made several before. But I wanted to see how others did. I was going to use 1x4's but I love that you made it out of one 1x6. And it looks great.

[@Mardon551]

Wow! $15 and a little of your time can make that? Amazing! Thanks for sharing!

[@tommybrannon]

Today that board is $23

[@jaredgales5436]

I’ve been making them I made and sold over 150 so far

[@MichaelKader]

This video was so good I watched it all the way through after realizing this wasn't what I was looking to build. Lot's of good tips in here for any wood working project. Thanks!

[@Fentertainment]

You have me curious. What were you looking to build?

[@andrewfernandez7652]

Best video yet. Thank you for not playing music.

[@Fentertainment]

So........More Cowbell? LOL

[@tenetarobertson9822]

I like your way of making the noodle boards. Much easier and less wood waste! Great job and thanks for sharing!

[@formeru.s.armysoldier7179]

One of the best, and to the point, instructional videos I have watched on KZbin!! Very easy to understand and follow!!

[@1003Exile]

Genius how simple. The fact that you used one board is impressive also

[@angiemiranda7769]

That is absolutely beautiful! I have been wanting one of these for a very long time now. One of my friends has an old antique one, which is really cool also. I really appreciate you showing step by step how you make them, how you only use one board to save money. It was amazing the little thin strip of scrap you had left over. I think the handles you use are very nice as well, and I appreciate the tip on how you buy them in bulk. I enjoyed the video. Thanks so much for sharing! 😊

[@Fentertainment]

Angie, I appreciate the comment. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks again!

[@cindydonaldson1961]

This is beautiful. I showed my husband tonight and he’s going to get 2 of my grandsons and make a few of these for family and friends for gifts, plus it’s great bonding time with them. They love spending time with their Pa and “working” on projects. Thank so much for making such an informative and helpful easy to follow video.

[@Fentertainment]

@@cindydonaldson1961 I totally agree!

[@joeburgess6287]

Ryan, man I don't normally comment much on videos but this DYI was fantastic. Nothing cheezy and just what I needed. I have successfully made 5 of these now following your exact process. Thank you Ryan. Keep up the fantastic work pal.

[@anrobinson1482]

Your video is GREAT! Thank you! Not having any wood skills, I was able to follow it with no problems! Great Christmas gifts!

[@Fentertainment]

I agree! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@deborahernst877]

Great job

[@texasmimi1954]

Thanks so much for sharing the details on how to make these stove top covers easier, more efficiently and save some money! Your videos are precise, your voice easy to follow and without distracting music.

[@nikkilanger9556]

I live in a small apartment and desperately need counter space. Thank you for my very own Xmas 🎁 My stove only has 2 working burners so I use my own electric skillets, griddle etc. Now I don't have to rearrange my counters to do a nice dinner.

[@smeg8557]

Thanks to you I made my first one. Your video is the easiest to understand! Thanks so much :)

[@annmerseal5016]

TYFS I also appreciate the tip/info on mixing up the stain. It’s beautiful!

[@scottmiller8063]

Thanks for this. Even a novice like me was able to make this. Came out great.

[@TheJourneyofGeminiandNoble]

Wow thank you so much for simplifying this process. I am going to use these to make X-mas gifts this year.

[@francesenglish9988]

I love this .You did a great tutorial, step by step instructions .I really like the color stain you chose . Thanks for sharing.

[@kennethcopeland6502]

This guy sounds like he makes the best ribs in America 🇺🇸... Great video!

[@Fentertainment]

lol, believe it or not I hate cooking...

[@Three7krew]

Man that was so easy. I’m making my my stove cover now but with vertical 1x4 with a hole to act as the handle. But thanks for this, this is way easier. The stop with the miter saw was genius. I’m a beginner wood worker and said to myself wow I didn’t think of that, I was measuring and drawing a line or would put the first cut piece on top of the full board and would butt it up against the saw blade but this takes all those steps away. Thanks for the tips!

[@CoachFogg]

Ah! Thank you! Im a noob in columbia SC. I think i will try to make this next!

[@josieadamo2287]

This was absolutely awesome! Thanks so much for the precise explanation of the process!

[@jeremy3360]

Looks great and glad to see you're using the splitter on the table saw. Only personal aspect I'd add would be to stain before you add the side boards on there permanently as you have a lot of areas showing where the stain was missing. Otherwise great work.

[@frederick5597]

Great video and straight to the point

[@simplylovelybeawithdonnaco1564]

Thanks for sharing this! I'm going to make one for my stovetop.

[@billynolanjr2266]

These are great and they are the absolute easiest DIY project you can do !

[@paigeroof3202]

Yay! A fellow gamecock! Great job! It turned out beautiful!

[@mjp5129]

I made two yesterday. Haven’t put a finish on yet, but very happy so far. We did put biscuits in the middle, my husband does a lot of woodworking and he doesn’t really get the rustic thing. He always makes thing like a piece of furniture. That’s ok. Just takes a bit longer. I did have one that warped? He’s working on that. I think my vertical board, from the end was warped a little. I made that one by myself. He wouldn’t have used that board...lol. Oh well. Hey, much thanks. Love the woodwork. Your video was so much easier and made this cheaper to make. Always appreciate that. Hope mine looks as good as yours. 😊

[@Fentertainment]

Im sure it will! Im a biscuit guy also..... Just chickfila biscuits!

[@mjp5129]

Fentertainment ...I like those a lot, too. Lol

[@Steve-f7t]

You make em just like I do. Very cool 😎

[@lmallard3788]

Do you counter sink the screws for the handles?I probably will to prevent possible scratches on the stove top

[@solodolo9474]

Super cool dude. Thanks for sharing your plans with us!! #selfless

[@debrasfischer409]

Awesome! I will put my husband to work...after we buy some wood!

[@kierrasmom07]

I just made this!! The only issue I came across is the wood I bought from Home Depot was warped and one piece seems to be wonky. I would recommend spending a little more and buying it from a small local lumber yard.

[@Oneklickmedia]

Yea HD wood isn’t great. Lowes sometimes better but most recommend buying it from small local lumber is prefer

[@aarongrainger2545]

Cool video, really enjoyed it How do you make it so that the screw tops don't scratch the glass top of the cookstove?

[@crazedpaul9836]

Very cool Love how you have it down to no waste.... My Dad would love the no waste... And so do I! Great video also !

[@Fentertainment]

Saving = Making Money

[@noneyabusiness7563]

This video has been great for me for flat top stoves! I have a question what would you do for a gas range stoves?

[@aduket3799]

Great video. Clear explanations. Beautiful product. Thanks.

[@maureenrobinson4147]

Great tutorial, loved it

[@jennifersoto5353]

Wow!! This is amazing. The product is awesome and you did an incredible job making the video.

[@CTH72]

Nicely put together and you've inspired my wife to where I've got get busy on one for her.

[@Fentertainment]

Usually how it works, Its a vicious cycle.

[@butler386]

Great idea. I have thought about something like that but never made one. Good ideas with a quality build. Keep the video's coming.

[@patsypryor9850]

those tools are terrifying! Thank goodness I can just buy one! Thnx for the education tho, you know your stuff!

[@Savorlifejoy2]

Very helpful. To clarify, you don’t have to glue each board and nail? I didn’t see that. Thank you!

[@drcliffk]

Excellent job on explaining and thanks for taking the time to share this with us.

[@countryboy35044]

Love the content just thought I’d throw this in but I do a lot of stain work and dawn dish soap works wonders

[@danielharrelson5378]

What do you mean?

[@vk4940]

I know this is gonna sound crazy, but I keep a melamine foam brick and a box melamine sheets by my wash sink for the stubborn ink/dye/stain patches that just won’t rinse away so easily. It’s the equivalent of 3000 grit sandpaper. Run it and your hands under the tap for a second, then shake off the excess; add a bit of the right kind of soap/solvent for the particular stain and scrub gently. It is is extremely helpful for removing ash dyes and gentian violet… a life saver. Also - exfoliates! Treat yo’self! I

[@designmasters1073]

been working with wood for over 30 years. Tip: if you get wood stain on your skin, use vegetable oil and rub like you're washing hands, and it will remove it! Great job btw

[@Fentertainment]

I will try that next time! Thank you

[@thisisAshleyxo]

Amazing as always Ryan!! Thanks so much for sharing this!!

[@motleyshop]

Great tutorial! Thank you so much! 1 question... do you countersink the screws for the handles so they don't scratch surfaces?

[@mrsir5866]

I would do that and add felt tips on the bottom.

[@indriaharper9266]

I have been wanting one but the cost is too much for me so I’m going to try this. I’ll have to get the board cut at lowes & I’m going to make sure they follow your cuts to the T! Thank you for showing us how to do this & everyone plz wish me luck. This will be the first time I work with wood in this capacity.

[@Fentertainment]

You got this

[@Personalleigh]

Great tutorial!!!

[@David88375]

Awesome video!!! Great explanation on everything... Thank you...

[@Fentertainment]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ManCrafting]

Look who’s doing some woodworking! Nice job Ryan. Happy New Year buddy!

[@Fentertainment]

Ehhh....lol. Thank You Sir. Wish Your Crew the Best!

[@matteliano454]

Quick question for you about the handles. Do the screw heads stay exposed on the back or are the countersunk a bit? I guess I am picturing metal screw heads against a glass top stove.

[@kathygeautreaux6221]

I was wondering the same???

[@Babyjohn8170]

Incredible job! Thanks for the detailed information. 😃👍 You have a new subscriber. Keep up the good work.

[@greatgrandpaswoodworking]

Nice and easy. I like that.

[@MrSpanky473]

Quick question..are you spraying anything over the decal once it's applied? How does your partner handle the cracks..does she cut the decal and lay it in?

[@Fentertainment]

Sorry I havent seen this till 7 months later. Once she applies the decal, she does not cover it with any thing and as for as the cracks she just cuts them with a razor blade.

[@greggarcia7737]

Good job! Thank you!

[@smeg8557]

Hi, I was wondering if I could ask you a question? I have a vinyl cutter. I’m gonna make one of these now. I can do it in two different ways regarding the decal. I can cut a decal and turn it into a template and spray paint the artwork onto it or you think just the regular decal is better?

[@staceycollins9232]

Love it!

[@terrygoodman5980]

I would add 1" felt pads in each corner on the bottom for glass top stoves

[@chrisrandolph3924]

Great tutorial man!

[@marvanw54]

Just saw this and it is amazing. As a single retired woman, can I make this with just a skill saw/jig saw? I only have basic tools. (And I am also in South Carolina)

[@billienuhfer447]

Is that something that could be made out of a pallet?? Thank you for sharing your talents with us!!!

[@user_16309]

Are the designs I see on noodle boards done with a Cricket? I’d be afraid the stickers wouldn’t stick fully for very long. Very curious how to personalize these. Thanks!

[@unbroken222]

These are awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[@katharina4407]

So awesome. thank you for that video. Question on the acrylic sealer. Can you use a stencil and acrylic paint for customization over this or would you add that before the acrylic sealant?

[@abelmorales4303]

Paint your customization first then add the polycyclic. 👍 I prefer to use acrylic paint and stencil over vinyl. I do use vinyl for my stencil purposes though.

[@carmenmendiola5163]

This is awesome. Do you also have a video for gas stovetop covers ?

[@hawkeyescorner2559]

Is your glue squeeze-out keeping the stain from penetrating the wood?

[@thesoulsnatcher7921]

Nice job!

[@thesoulsnatcher7921]

Definitely I'm making one for my wife , and my daughter. Thanks!

[@artsymaddieDIY]

New Subscriber. This is brilliant. Thank you.

[@dannymarkgraf34]

great video.

[@familyfencinganddecks6481]

Those glue lines on the inside edge is fire

[@sandraspapercreations2025]

Thanks for this video. I might have to try and make one. What do you normally charge for these?

[@TOAD7464]

I like the idea of more usable counter space but where do you put the noodle board when it's time to use the stove? I feel like if you need counter space that bad you won't have a place to move the board to. Just me?

[@genx1975]

How long do u wait to put on the vinyl after u put on the poly coat? Then do u poly over the vinyl too?

[@brendabradley6215]

Love this. Where did you get the table for your mitre saw? I really like the adjustable stop. Thank you for sharing your skills.

[@Fentertainment]

amzn.to/3cOmH4H This is what I have.

[@grayslate219]

Really cool if covered in epoxy resin but this is very nice!

[@Fentertainment]

I agree, that would be cool!

[@thegambler256]

What kind of wood are you using? Pine? And has anyone had a problem with the boards bowing or separating near the middle since they aren’t glued together?

[@Thomas-yr9ln]

You did better than I ever could in a month of Sundays. But I don't really care for the rustic look. It was the in thing so I think it's on the way out. You look at KZbin videos of 1940s and they changed about three times sense then. Thank you for the video.

[@chriseuart4241]

What type of wood are you using? Is that common board? Or a premium pine?

[@peggyrussell1728]

i dont have a table saw could I use 1x3 for the side boards instead?

[@mommyzink]

The best video I’ve seen on a noodle board! Thank you! If I’m adding a vinyl, do I put that on top of the clear ? If so, do you put a second clear coat ontop of the vinyl?

[@Fentertainment]

Poly before the vinyl because after the stain the vinyl won’t stick unless it has poly. You can also seal after the vinyl.

[@mommyzink]

@@Fentertainment thank you so much for the quick reply! Love the channel!

[@VeronicaJones58]

Very nice 👍

[@edgarcabret9990]

Awesome work! I’d like to make one for my wife but don’t know where to get the stencil . Can you please advise . Thanks.

[@paulaclawson6437]

Beautiful work

[@Fentertainment]

Thanks! Build you one!

[@coralnichols5878]

Thank you!!!!! You are the best.

[@jessicalthebeautyguru9618]

Could you do a video on how to make a gas stove top cover the easy way?

[@shelleyjackson8635]

Question: How do you keep the boards from warping? We've made 2 of them in the past few days, and they're straight when put together. Laid flat overnight, and by the next afternoon, there's a bow in it. Any suggestions?

[@TJHutchExotics]

Are they warping while clamped?

[@Oneklickmedia]

You prob bought fresh wet cut wood. You have to let it dry out flat in room temperature. That’s what happen to me on a shelf project. If not maybe the heat from stove ?

[@rocux2]

Thank you for sharing. And thank you for telling me to stir my wood stain paint. It was coming out so thin. I’m an idiot. 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@donnabohannon5237]

Would you make and ship this to Georgia? If so how much? Love this!

[@thomascarden7215]

Nice 🔥

[@discogirl8441]

Great video. Thank you 😊

[@X3WorkshopDesigns]

Cool. I made one with an elevated base instead of flat like this one. Came out good. Subscribed. =)

[@Priincess954]

Great video!! May I ask what size quick clamps you are using ?

[@lindathieme9772]

Can you tell me what set-up you used to get your 30" cuts? We have a Dewalt DWS 780.