I Made this Sink, and Everything else in this Bathroom

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[@IdovShai]

House tour will be nice

[@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. 😬

[@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

[@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.

[@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!

[@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 😆

[@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.

[@user-jchjkitv77896]

Finally another video from Alex yay

[@marsgizmo]

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

[@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 😉

[@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!

[@therick0996]

Nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution that works

[@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

[@Koaebk]

It's already been 2 years, man, time flies by. Great series, enjoyed every video of it. 🙂

[@steffen1182]

The amount of work that went into such a small space is simply breathtaking. Apparently you're happy with your results and that's all that matters. And with the videos you have a nice memory of every step of the process. I'm excited to see what comes next.

[@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.

[@birdack81]

You are not only a great ingenious builder but a great designer as well. Congrats on the renovation and enjoy the finished house!

[@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.

[@MrMNRichardWright]

Thanks for keeping your time line real.

[@fabianio26]

Congrats Alex! You and your girl did an amazing job with this remodeling. I've been watching your videos all through the process these years and feeling realized for you both 🫶🏻 now go get a babyyyy

[@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 :)

[@makerbymistake]

Making your own sink is next level!

[@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.

[@makernova8160]

Very impressive! You definitely didn't skip any on the details, which I really appreciate :) Yes, I would love to see a full house tour!

[@MattGrayYES]

Oh I love the oak doughnut idea

[@barmanhz1]

Alexandre should be the chief designer for Ikea!!!!

[@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.

[@saadr2208]

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

[@Dan-ow9bs]

Yes, please do a detailed house tour!

[@Hakerishka]

Great job, dude! Congrats

[@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.

[@jewdd1989]

It’s been fun and helpful tos we the incredible ideas and solutions, even designs you’ve come up with! The kitchen being my favorite for the wood being the true statement and all the custom drawers and storage, the coffee holder, etc. is just amazing! Hope you don’t stop here though or maybe you’ll expand on shop builds. I’m all about the woodworking portion but seeing you build out your sink and countertops has been a blast to watch

[@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.

[@AbiARDH.Official]

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

[@ScamstinCrew]

For the sink drain mont piece instead of oring plumbers putty (not epoxy) is what is used in the trade. It's like waterproof playdough. Used for drains and other places you need a temporary waterproof seal

[@sinesiopaco]

Indeed, a house tour would be fantastic

[@Fdebijl]

Man this is a *really* nice bathroom, it's been a joy following this series

[@m.k.4913]

Awesome project. Thanks for taking us with you!

[@PKSGPVA]

well done alexandre chappel

[@SethMesser]

yes, definitely a house tour! outstanding job to the both of you!

[@ThemelisPikos]

Incredibly fun series

[@katarzynazofia]

A house tour would be great 🎉 Maybe with a little before and after?

[@craigmonty]

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

[@Nilezy]

house tour! yes please! really awesome work!!

[@Mebeknob]

The details are impressive!!

[@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.

[@jimmychurri92]

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

[@edgarkondrakov9834]

I would love to see how everything ties together, and before and after shots.

[@LIONGOD]

dont forget to make a compilation video of all the renovation series

[@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!!

[@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 🤷‍♂️).

[@user-mm1gc1cn9m]

great video!!!! thank you, will be waiting for another projects

[@michbushi]

Soapy water around the seams allows to detect leaks, when blowing the air in

[@johannesfossi5561]

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

[@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.

[@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😅

[@billk2381]

Yes, I'd like to see a house tour to cap off the entire build series.

[@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.

[@trevorward85043]

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

[@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

[@Z3ROR]

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

[@felinetherapy4782]

That's so cool with the mirror! Looks great.

[@henkka8517]

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

[@hsjawanda]

Fantastic job on the bathroom! It has come together really well!

[@kpd6624]

Amazing series! A final house tour would be great.

[@B-P]

You are brilliant!

[@FrozenThai]

Great job! Good reference videos with Norwegian materials for myself.

[@JanosKehl]

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

[@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!

[@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

[@esi_cheeks]

Yes to a house tour 😊

[@adamchatko]

the bathroom turned out great! and absolutely yes to the house tour! ❤

[@Stoney_Eagle]

Of course I want to see a house tour! I've been waiting for 2 years now 😊

[@Siqueiraaps]

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

[@JBLewis]

Of course we'd like a tour of the completed project, please!

[@BitzboxTV]

Incredible work. I've been following these videos from the start so definitely do a house tour!

[@muhammadnabil1958]

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

[@mr_voron]

Edit all the videos into a super edit! Hours and hours of watching this house become yours would be awesome to watch/listen to.

[@switzm]

House tour for sure!

[@omaverick2870]

What an amazing series!!

[@wherekengo]

Congrats! The place looks amazing.

[@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

[@entropyMUSE]

Absolutely need that house tour bro. This build series has been absolutely amazing. Your attention to detail is insane and design choices are so gorgeous. Can't wait!

[@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. :(

[@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 😂)

[@AB-uk4pd]

Looks great!

[@MERCHIODOS]

A house tour would be nice with before and after shots and maybe how much each room cost to renovate

[@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.

[@TheresevonHackwitz]

Impressive work!!

[@aronw9996]

i neeeeeeed a house tour!!!! Would love to see an overview and your decorating!

[@notenoughtech]

Awesome job

[@mariannegaetanopulma4077]

It's crazy it's been that long. We'll done and definitely want a house tour

[@CharlesQueiroz25]

AMAZING JOB man!! PERFECT !!

[@Solanum.95]

Amazing job as always! 😀

[@nov0780]

15:17 I hope that speaker is waterproof, considering that it is in the bathroom which fills with steam when you take a shower

[@pfurrie]

WOW! That kicks ass!

[@Simon-vn5ye]

Stunning as usual!

[@joao_1337]

The heated mirror touch was just mind blowing, the result came out so clean.