I Made this Sink, and Everything else in this Bathroom

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[@IdovShai]

House tour will be nice

[@Studio23Media]

It's honestly not a good idea to show your house floorplan on the internet. It can be used by burglars or attackers to plan an attack.

[@Johanna.EG.]

You can show rooms without showing layout

[@AndrewSmithDev]

I remember when you started this series. I can't believe it's been 2 and a half years. Congrats!

[@MCsCreations]

Well, all I can tell you is that the building business is not fast. Neither cheap or fun, to tell the truth. 😬

[@5084204]

@@MCsCreations He makes it look fast and easy, but in fact this video contains probably a month of a very hard work.

[@kifeshasepi477]

I've watched every single episode of this renovation journey and i can only say that you are an artist and the work you do is amazing

[@The_Fantasy_Workshop]

Your attention to details is just mind blowing! Been following this from the beginning and yes, OF COURSE we want a full apartment tour!

[@therick0996]

Nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution that works

[@andreea34]

Sometimes your mistake-fixing process is even more fun to watch than the planning & assembly. 😂 Love those pro-level tricks that always show up in your work, like using those angled blocks to hold things together while the glue dries. 👏

[@vincentstragier6628]

It wouldn't have been fun if he had simply doubled the bottom by gluing a second plastic plank 😆

[@mcheddadi]

the house tour is the culmination of everything, you know you can't skip that. been addicted to this from the beginning. i need that 30 min house tour with incredible staging and people doing their daily tasks etc.

[@marsgizmo]

It was a super inspiring journey to watch the progress in all episodes! 🙌 Can't wait for the next projects 😏

[@user-jchjkitv77896]

Finally another video from Alex yay

[@ZackPyle]

You should get an estate agent to appraise it! Then add up your costs and see how well you did!

[@EvanPurkhiser]

I see someone else also watches Modustrial 😉

[@ungesk4924]

yes!

[@DexBunny]

I work in a shop that specializes in using artificial stone (Corian, Hi-Macs, Staron, you name it). The way you'd mount the orange part of the sink that Alex 3d printed is much simpler than he anticipated. You'd either use the same glue you use for the stone or just regular old sanitary silicone, either way will work. No need for drilling holes, just apply two thin lines of glue or two moderate lines of silicone (obviously taking into consideration to not have too much or any overspill on the inside) and clamp them down. Personally, I recommend the silicone because it spreads out more evenly and arguably holds not only a better seal but is a stronger adhesive.

[@901D]

Done a great job since started peeling off the dusty ceiling two years ago. When I first started, it seemed like such a daunting and endless journey, but it has already been completed perfectly and beautifully.👏👏👏

[@Demasx]

The entire bathroom is stunning and the sink is a masterpiece!

[@CrinosAD]

Oooo.... the heatgrid on the backside of the mirror is a nice touch. I need to remember that when I'm renovating our bathroom. It's of course for keeping the mirror nice and clear after a hot an steamy shower :)

[@Hakerishka]

Great job, dude! Congrats

[@thenextlayer]

I miss the 3D printing and non-house remodel content..

[@bisti1900]

Hey, I love what you do and I very rarely comment but knowing you aim for perfection, I just wanted to let you know the custom furniture "industry standard solutions" for these types of sinks : 1. you make a thermoformed piece that will have the standard round drain in the middle(at this size you could do it in your oven) 2. you use straight pieces to make a slanted drain channel(it won't be much larger than your 3D printed one) 3. you use long shower drains and you replace the stainless steel cover with a composite cover (you will have a rectangle slot but this solution allows for super easy maintenance and is easier to install) Some fabricators make the back side removable for easy maintenance and most of them use a kitchen drain because is larger an if you remove it you can stick a bit your hand inside to clean the drain channel. Also keep in mind that composites are not held together by metal screws because they expand and contract at different rates and this will cause cracks. In your case the cracks might show up pretty soon if you use very hot water followed by cold water. If you still can, try to remove the side screws, they are not needed anymore anyway. The screws of the drain shouldn't be a big problem.

[@toddsmash]

yes please to the house tour. the bathroom looks killer

[@KingdomJackFantasy]

This series has been pure joy to watch. I love all the little details and solutions that has been showed off during this. If I ever do a renovation I'll will use this as inspiration. I also need to mention the cinematography in these videos has been on point! A house tour would be lovely to see everything finished as a cohesive piece. Wish I had two more hands so I could give four thumbs up.

[@magno5157]

coat the shower doors with some high quality hydrophobic coating made for cars

[@saadr2208]

Hey Alexander! Your videos are absolutely awesome, and I can't wait for your next project's video-keep up the fantastic work! 🎥🙌🎬

[@sygad1]

it's incredibe to think i've been watching this for 2.5 years and what's more incredible is the finished result, massive congrats to you both, I hope it's as enjoyable to live in, as it was to watch being consrtucted

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic work, Alexandre! 😃 But did you build some beds? It could be an interesting idea!!! Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@TheOisannNetwork]

I started watching this as I bought my first brand-new apartment. Had to wait two years for it to finish and now I've lived in it for half a year. You've inspired some of the modifications we've made to ours! Greetings from Ensjø.

[@FilamentStories]

Love it! You've added in many great touches, not letting any space go to waste. I'd love to see a final house tour in summary of all the work you've done.

[@AbiARDH.Official]

full of respect... kinda sad this series nearly over.... hope another mega project from you Al...! cheers from Malaysia!

[@ThemelisPikos]

Incredibly fun series

[@PrivateRhinoGP]

This has been an amazing series and the apartment turned out AWESOME from when you first purchased it. Huge congrats to you guys and a tour would be cool!

[@rafaelmorales6736]

I followed with great attention all of your videos and smart solutions for each room of your house. I would like to have a complete tour. Congratulations for your finished project.

[@muhammadnabil1958]

What a series Alex! I've enjoyed all the builds you've made, never bored!

[@trevorward85043]

Alex, this has been an AMAZING series to follow! You're both magicians. Thanks for taking us along on the trip :)

[@SPOREOUT3]

House tour would be great please

[@johannesfossi5561]

You are completely obsessed..... I like it.

[@bbacalhau]

your attention to detail blows my mind 🤯

[@keichinger]

House tour! Amazing job with your apartment

[@Ziraya0]

Next time you do inserts like this, you should realistically need a useful maximum of 4, and an ideal of 2~3 threads of the bolt engaged in the insert. In the shot comparing the cut down insert it looks like 6~8 threads. So you could in the design phase aim for a really short depth. The thread pitch times the threads you want engaged is the depth you need; I didn't catch if you said what size bolts these are but M6's pitch is 1mm, nice and easy, you need 2~4mm, plus a bit of airspace at the end and probably assume the first 0.5~1mm don't actually do anything because of a chamfer or partial threads. The only catch I can think of is cutting the insert too short reduces the knurled length, at some point it becomes too short to hold itself in.

[@rouuuk]

2 YEARSSS ?????????????????? BRO WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK . time is getting out of hand

[@m-tech1816]

Amazing. That whole project was just an enormous amount of labor and you pulled it off so nicely. I haven't heard of a single person who has build his own sink. But now, whats next? Feels hard to beat building a whole appartment😅

[@TECsta76]

Alex bro.. You’ve been producing some great stuff, however it’s maybe apparent you’re exhausted, which is impacting the quality factor of the stuff you’ve making.. Possibly take some time off and focus on small 3D printed nicknacks..

[@zakovsek86]

One question; which software do you use for making those grills? Solidworks/Fusion/?? In overall, good job you did there 👍👍👍

[@simonmou88]

House tour place

[@gabrielharus5450]

Incredible video series! Without a doubt a great job on your part Alexandre! Thank you for sharing it with each of your followers. Grettings from Argentina!!

[@EvoSteveIX]

Your videos have been inspirational since I stumbled across them in 2020. This project of rennovating and making the perfect home from the space you have is absolutely stunning. Congrats to both of you! Now how do I acquire a woodshop, knowledge and skills to do this myself 😂

[@Deja117]

Wow it looks incredible! Been here since the start and I can't believe how easy you've made it look. :P A house tour would definitely be cool. So far this series has only really been on a "per room" basis as such. It would really help show the thoughts you've put into how things transition etc. :) Oh btw... Living in a small apartment with a sink you can practically wash your hands in from the toilet. That thing with the mirror seems really useful! I'm definitely going to have to try it, the backing always goes away from condensation. :(

[@pindebraende]

i'm gonna be honest: I'm super interested in everything you have to say but I find your way of speaking on camera very hard to listen to. it's the constantly heightened tone of voice and a specific cadence/melody that you repeat over and over for a long period of time. granted, i'm sensitive to auditory stuff. I guess it's a type of "youtuber cadence". It does not help to retain my attention or viewership. I really want to hear what you have to say and I love to see your projects. I just wish you would speak in your calm register and in a conversational way. Thank you for sharing your excellent work. (really excellent! the anti-fog mirror is healing to my soul!)

[@WitherTheFox]

house tour pls

[@borjabarrero9314]

As always amazing skills and performance, though from ny point of view. I would have jointed the 4 drawers in 2 so that you didn’t loose that space in between, keeping in mind that wc is kinda small.

[@pshadyyx]

Wow, you make it seem so easy! And I am freaking out just starting my undersink cabinet (must admit that that would be my first cabinet built 🤷‍♂️).

[@Z3ROR]

Followed the whole serie. And wow! Your house has become amazing! Happy living!

[@BizimTatliBebek]

First time watching a video from you and you are great. You explain everythin very good and your project look realy good. Big like from me!!!

[@Enoril31]

Congrats for this big project! I’ve watched since ep1 and got pleinty of ideas and tricks for my future home thanks to you

[@jpalarchio]

What a journey. Absolutely amazing work throughout and so many great tips shared. Thanks!

[@TheUnrealPownament]

As cool as is this sink doesn't really look very practical. For instance its'unclear how to prevent hair bildup, for instance when shaving. Also i don't understand of there's a way to close the drain so to have a hermetic bowl. Also, how do you clean the bottom tray easily, without ofcourse disassembling everything?

[@Peggapoo]

The sink is absolutely amazing. I love it! I love that you included when things didn’t go the way you thought they would and you showed how you fixed it. I try to build or improve things, and it doesn’t always go as I thought it would. I have to do a lot of fixing and feel like such a failure. I don’t have anyone to teach me how to do these things, and so I have to just hope I remember correctly what to do. Because of this I tend to be very slow at finishing things, but I’ll try not to let that bother me in the future. You are very good at this and you have really great ideas. I look forward to watching your other videos of this remodel and your future videos.

[@coolHawk_]

I’m gonna have to consider one of those mirror heating pads when I get my own place. Seems super nice to have. This channel is such an inspiration for my own making and you always have such good ideas! (My university’s engineering shop even has your dust collector on their CNC router 😂)

[@MattGrayYES]

Oh I love the oak doughnut idea

[@Repcak137]

I really like how the sink looks, buuuut... what if the drain gets clogged? Won't you have to take out the drawers, unscrew it from the drainage pipes and the sink and only then will you have access to the clogged part?

[@toferj7441]

You have so much more ambition than I have ever or probably will ever have! It's probably why I've always been single, but it's amazing to watch.

[@pbrown7501]

Very cool. I suggest you put a sink strainer in the sink's pipe connector. One of those mesh things. Just in case you ever drop a ring down that sink, for example. Or so that hair doesn't accumulate further down the pipe.

[@Emulani]

upscaling a 180k appartement to 500k easy with all the modifications you made

[@joakimdahlstrom2532]

Amazing work that turned out super well! Perfectly done job is an understatement.

[@RedShark82]

As always, simply fantastic work! Your attention to details and accuracy are simply incredible.

[@jackstrutz]

House tour!!!

[@simonbuilder9430]

Ha its kinda funny because i building a sink Like that Out of onxy limestone at Work, i Just have the extra Challenge that i am not allowed to Sand the faces because those already polished

[@derchesten]

Little Alexander didn't have a pet eagle or aunts that gave him the screws, and galvanized square steel is too rusty for bathrooms. Loved every part of the renovation. I hated that you didn't mentioned the material for the sink but man, that's some high grade unobtanium in my country

[@PeterKNoone]

If you printed in in ABS you could use an acetone/abs slurry which I have been having great results with and it 's cheaper than having to buy fancy epoxies or adhesives.

[@Dave_1966]

Brilliant, you are so talented I’ve loved every part of this series you have such an incredible inventive approach to design, I would loved to know how much the total build cost 😊 thank you for sharing this with us 😊

[@NilsEckelt]

That’s an incredible attention to detail. I really would love to see a video in a couple of years, how everything will holding up and what to learn from it. So far, i doubt, anything would buldge or break, but it’s a tiny humid bathroom, so this is a real stress test.

[@dannyschoemans6686]

House tour!

[@martinhowden]

So, what are the odds of Alex just getting something like a bottle cleaner brush ect. to somewhat scrub the drain so he won't have to take that section of every time it could be nice to clean it? :P I feel like there's gonna be a build up of some gunk there. Just think of how easy toothpaste residue sticks to a sink.

[@Knasern]

Oh wow! can you share where you got those LED strips from? And whats needed to make em work? ( Er fra Norge selv )

[@jurgen951]

Amazing work! What type of LED-strips are you using for the lighting?

[@PirloKurgs]

U look exactly like my neighbour, same face, same hair, same everything, even the little dot under the left eye. Even the same voice to, and name, Lol

[@craigmonty]

Can't believe its been 2 1/2 years already. Looking forward to the full tour!

[@cpbrewer1981]

Nice work. What LED-Strips did you use Alexandre?

[@Nasirpal1]

Well done on a great job renovating this apartment. Your videos are quite nice to watch and I particularly like your attention to details. Please keep making more videos.

[@wheaten1]

Great job it looks fantastic. A house tour would be appreciated to see some of the design details again. Why did you not design a stopper system if you want a bit of water in the sink? Congratulations on finishing the house!

[@petefeth]

Absolutely brilliant build overall. Just wondering if you are able to plug the sink to fill with water if required?

[@henkka8517]

Beautiful work as always! Wouldn't mind a tour and a separate compilation video.

[@عليالعراقي-ع2ت3ي]

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[@Bias2310]

Are you planning to sell the apartment as you near the completion of the renovation, or do you intend to stay and live there? I guess it has gone up quite a bit in value…. 😅

[@danialhakimi4631]

Always waiting for your video to be uploaded, subscribed for years! A house tour would be really great Alex 😁

[@thetyrique]

My name is “Ty’Rique Chappel” I think we’re related dude!

[@icesphere4839]

Great work man, still in awe of the time and effort you both put in :) Just not sure if I saw the ventilation in there as we usually have it in bathrooms here in Europe. Might have missed.

[@1Nolimited]

Amazing job i had no idea that i follow this already 2 years. Il love the way you have make the cabinet from the Bad room and kitchen.

[@jimmychurri92]

insane... got exhausted watching this video with all the work that was put into it.. amazing job and dedication..

[@Siqueiraaps]

House tour! We have been watching the whole project! It's so nice, so inspiring.

[@repapeti98]

Have you considered inviting the people from Never Too Small to your apartment?

[@muh1h1]

Very pretty! Hope it is still considered pretty 20 years from now, since bathrooms usually age pretty poorly...

[@aidasgaska]

What program do you use for furniture designing? Also, could you share what blum hinges were used and what device names is for drilling holes for blum hinges?

[@PikkaBird]

15:38- Dude, what are you using there? A planer blade? Seems pretty useful.

[@keithspencersr.6806]

Very nice touch on that outstanding bathroom, so a home tour and renovation cost would be nice too. Oh when are you to married your wonderful girlfriend, 😅

[@Morkhs]

dude next time just put a washer or two instead of grinding your screws (bolts) @11:40

[@eugenesuhor7893]

I doubt you built the washing machine yourself...

[@raymitchell9736]

Of course you have to do a house tour... Fantastic work and you should be proud to show it off and then THAT will be the last one in the series

[@JanosKehl]

I wonder how many people want to visit your place now just to use the bathroom 😂🎉🎉 awesome work!

[@shacharlandsberger1629]

just wanted to let you know i watched the video not because the title change. keep doing your shit (please, tnx)

[@MaggiWuerz]

I bet the "electrician" doesn't exist and he does it by himself but says it just for legal stuff :P

[@bitmyaxe2762]

Love your videos, wish you could upload more often but totally understand it´s a loooong process

[@Sfaxx]

I have a question: is your car electric?😊 Also my guess is that heating on the mirror is to prevent/remove steaming on it