I spent $5,000 to gain $25,000 in Equity!!! DIY MODERN KITCHEN RENOVATION

[@zakkaryzoah1386]

You’re lucky to have such supportive parents. I’m sure they’re very proud of you.

[@burntbeansoup]

💀

[@alisonwhite1942]

Loved the video but I think the best part is seeing you and your Dad working so well together. Kudos to Dad 😊

[@katelyn.n3023]

Omg i would spend for labor for a bit to help with my non skills even end up with 15,000 I have no complains at all

[@jonathangriffith6819]

Agreed. I love that connection

[@Mountianeer.Bassin]

Only thing I think I would change as a contractor and designer is I would change the type of light fixture over the sink to a stainless like the rest of the appliances and the faucet just so it didn’t stand out as much but that being said amazing job and great modern look love that it’s versatile in the color choices and cabinetry you have so great job on that hope you see this

[@Idontwantachann]

Gary, you are a great father! My dad did lots of home projects for my sister about 20 years ago. She didn’t appreciate all of the improvements, but it really made her house nicer. He even finished part of the attic off, so her son had his own bedroom instead of having to share one with his little sister. You are very supportive and seem to enjoy spending time with your family. I enjoyed the video and sent it to my husband so we can get some good ideas for our own kitchen renovation. Thank you for sharing!

[@queencityminis]

Add hardware to the cabinet doors and drawers. They're not only jewelry for the cabinets, but they protect the cabinets and drawers because people don't have to yank them open by grabbing the corner of the cabinet. It also makes the kitchen look more finished and expensive. I'd line the cabinets in drawer bottoms as well to protect from spills. This will keep the cabinets in great shape for much longer.

[@pedroamerico8278]

This video is fantastic and fun to watch!! [for the viewers on a budget: you don't need to use so much blue tape around a project. Use newspapers primarily and just blue tape on the edges].

[@kennethmburke]

Great work overall. One big error - "duct tape" is actually not rated for ducting/vent applications. You need a foil backed tape that is rated for HVAC ducting. Likely not an issue since you're just exhausting cooktop fumes, but very important in heating applications or ventilation from a high heat source (dryers, furnaces, etc).

[@VRVitaly]

you beat me to this.

[@dragoness0420]

that's actually good to know! i don't work in HVAC and would have just assumed that something labeled "duct tape" would be okay to use on all ducts. thanks!

[@keco185]

@@dragoness0420 duct tape was originally called duck tape and made with duck cloth which provided water repellant properties. It wasn't necessarily made for use on air ducts. The name sorta changed over time though

[@Parrott280]

@@keco185next you are gonna say gorilla glue is not for sticking gorillas to my wall

[@Alconium]

@@Parrott280 Sadly no. It's made for Gorilla's to stick people to the floor.

[@Native-Kitty]

Shoutout to Gary for his continued help on this house and for raising an awesome son. We appreciate you and your beautiful wife. The kitchen looks fantastic ❤❤

[@chalmer31]

Well done matching your tile corners!! That little bit of extra care adds a huge amount of perceived value. 🎉 Opening up the doorway was another great move. Love it!

[@lynetteyoung9777]

You are fortunate to have such an awesome Dad.

[@marcietee3841]

Lucky to have a dad Mine died when he was only in his 50s. Heart attack.

[@bexbergh4295]

My only suggestion would be that the refrigerator looks like a behemoth being on the end of that short wall. I'm not in the room with you, and I recognize it's important to make sure the doors on the appliance have room to swing open without knocking into a cabinet or wall. But the fridge just looks SO oversized in relation to everything else. I wonder if there could have been a way to try and build a nook/open closet situation so it hid the discrepancy in depth. Just some reflections and suggestions for next time. Wonderful work all around!

[@ppahl2166]

I noticed that as well, & for shorter people, I would have used the space beside the dishwasher to store a step or stepladder to get into higher cupboards. 😊

[@Dawnjackson1812]

You really think that’s the only flaw in that kitchen? Lmao.

[@juliebee61]

great,except for the gray tone floors. i like to see classic wood/ neutral colors for floors. it's a little complicated, but undertones are key. i learned about plastic cornee bead and spray adhesive!! Glad you reused items as much as possible. love the microwave hood solution! good job!

[@keithreay]

GARY!!! Shoutout to all of the wonderful parents out there. Like all great buildings, people that have solid foundations tend to stand tall as well.

[@krisgosdismoyer1734]

it really came out great! One suggestion for using the wood slat accoustic paneling. I would want to float any MDF product above the floor 1/8" (you could add wood or pvc trim to the bottom if you want it to reach the floor.) The reason is that MDF has a tendency to bulge when it gets wet which can happen when the floors get mopped.

[@mlindamccarthy-boley914]

How NICE to have ur dad to help you!!! I miss my dad!

[@duffpaulsen7111]

Great project! Lots of detailed explanations. I think I would have rotated the fridge 90 degrees so that it faced the stove and sink, providing a better "work triangle". Adding a short wall (the depth of the fridge) would also hide the fridge from the dining and living spaces. Just a thought!

[@ShaneCarrigan]

Shoutout Gary! So many clutch tips here, cant get over the orange peel hack with the brush! Absolutely nailed this kitchen

[@vparker1543]

[@rafaelthomas4174]

Hey Mike, I'm interested to know how much the total cost would have been if you had to pay for the appliances, sink and floors, you really should include both prices, just for reference for those of us that don't have the luxury of being gifted those items during a remodel. However, for spits and giggles based on the magic of the googles here's what I found: Hisense K2 Kitchen Appliance Package cost: $3000 - $4000 (Lowes) Actually not bad IMO Lefton 304 Sink cost: $650.00 (Amazon) Not bad either, I immediately assumed it would have been well over a thousand dollars...even though $650 for a kitchen sink is still kinda pricey. LVP Flooring approx cost: $3.00 - $5.00 per Sq/Ft (Direct from manufacturer, but do your own research) So not counting the flooring we're at about $9150.00 in approximate total cost. You're welcome.

[@DRJoe100]

Exactly, title was misinformation.

[@dittohead7044]

Wow. So how much in reality do you think it increased in value?

[@rafaelthomas4174]

@@dittohead7044 I have no idea however generally a completely remodeled kitchen and bath could increase the properties value up to $25K. Using higher end appliances, cabinetry, flooring and countertops should far exceed adding $25K to the value of the property.

[@keithlinkous1008]

@@rafaelthomas4174 that all depends on the area of the house too. And the houses and their recently sold prices too

[@pdubyaz]

The lack of response is telling.

[@memipi]

This video is very nice i love how you renovated the whole kitchen and the floor looks so good. But my favorite parts are the clips with your dad, very nice memories and you are so lucky to have such supportive parents to help you out ☺️shout out to your parents for being there for you when you needed help😊😊

[@seanhorton3811]

Major upgrade. A few observations for options on future flips. When you had the sheetrock off above the base cabinets, cutting it higher so the seam would be hidden by the reinstalled uppers and completely hide the joint. When the backsplash sheetrock was off, shift the outlet boxes forward so they would be flush with the tile/or replace them with a big enough box for the larger size USB outlets. In future flips, suggest using the boxes that have an adjustable depth screw so you can match box depth with whatever finish you choose. Same in bathrooms where wall finish/thickness might not be chosen before walls are closed up. Start the tile at the corner of the door opening and work back to the inside corner. That way it would be a full and half piece instead of a 3/4 and narrow sliver. It is a nice touch to carry a joint around an inside corner, but these corners tend to be hidden by counter clutter/small appliances. No one will notice the sizes stuck back in a corner yet will see the edge of the tile every time they walk through the door. With the frig sitting at the corner, it dominates the kitchen. Since you had framing done, there was room to build a wall extension to hide the left side and fir out the back wall around the frig so the base cabinets will match the frig face. It will have a cabinet depth frig look(more modern) with the larger usable capacity. Total additional effort would be minimal since you were already doing framing and sheetrock.

[@flip-pin-eh]

In reality, the actual cost of renovations is $5000 + the provided flooring, appliances and sink which is approximately $5000. The total cost is actually $10000 for the renovation

[@crwlh6721]

💯 I came to say the same thing. The title of this vid is misleading bc the actual investment would be at least double, possibly more.

[@Sewfat]

The countertop was probably provided too. If they spent money on everything they probably would have paid around 15k and gotten 15k back not including their time.

[@kaimann69]

How much for the help? Fathers work for free but a worker doesn't!

[@Travelin_Gal]

⁠​⁠@@Sewfatthe counter tops were paid for - $2700 The floors, appliances and sink were provided at no charge.

[@darlingdeb7010]

It definitely depends on where they got the appliances. I love going to scratch & dent places for a huuggeee discount. Especially since the scratches and debts are usually extremely small and easily hidden or on the back. I've also had amazing luck on fb market place or neighborhood apps in wealthier areas. They switch out appliances like it's no big deal.

[@GeraldWhitaker-nb6ry]

I have learned a lot because I too am about to do a renovation to my rental home as well

[@debrascott8775]

When I realized it was an income property, the choices all made sense. Nice job.

[@ModernBuilds]

So excited to get another "Full Room" Renovation video out!! We've come a long way with this flip and there's only 1 bathroom left before we're all done!!! Let me know what you think the equity increase (or decrease 😜) might be!! Also thanks a ton for watching!

[@sabrina_sp]

Kudos to you Mike! I think you really planned this Reno well. Demo everything first, paint every room, floor etc.

[@crazyquiltermd]

The first video I saw of yours was a patio install. It was beautifully done. You have come such a long way and as always your work is professional, tasteful and beautifully done. Hats off to you, Mike. Hi five to your dad for being such great parent to help you out so much. It is very nice to see you two working together. I look forward to see many more flips.

[@kyliejohn3813]

Under cabinet lighting really helps illuminate your counters and adds some terrific mood lighting in the kitchen.

[@civildk9077]

Thanks for helping Gary!

[@NVH83]

I love your energy and work with your dad. It’s awesome to see you guys working together

[@zimmejoc]

MAJOR props for venting the microwave properly to the outside. I can't tell you how many brand new homes I have toured where the vent goes into the cabinet above and stops! However, GFCI outlets should have been used in the kitchen as opposed to outlets with USB ports on them.

[@izzy_thump]

Yeah pretty sure that's required by code.

[@ProudDadVet]

@@izzy_thump it is 100% required by code!! ( Licensed Electrician of 30 yrs.)

[@DDRealty]

If it has the new GFI breakers, then no, it is not needed. We did not see that part of the video. So not enough information. If there is no GFI breaker, then yes, GFCI outlets would be used.

[@RumMonkeyable]

Gary ROCKS! Great recap! 👍👏❤😍🥰

[@jamieharris601]

Nice, but the floor is a no go with the cabinets...

[@lorijames3974]

I agree. Sad.

[@elizabethweed9795]

Agree. Millennial grey flooring is out

[@dittohead7044]

I know. I’m sick of seeing them

[@ayo1480]

The colors are complete mismatch.. yikes

[@MSeroga]

Your opinion is not a fact :) Styles come and go, what you don't like, someone else loves. It's all preference... Some guys like big girls and some like skinny girls... it's all preference.

[@klcrist]

I love the kitchen renovation - looks fantastic. Thumbs up to your dad for all the help he gave you to get this project completed!

[@NinaGrkovic]

Dear Gary, we really appreciate all your help and hard work with this renovation! ♥

[@ChristieinFlorida]

Mike you did an amazing job renovating the kitchen. Thank you to Gary for helping you along the way. :) That sink is AMAZING.

[@c.a.g.1977]

Tagged along for all the separate videos, but seeing the whole transformation in one video is pretty awesome! Well done Mike and Gary!! Love how you think of the usability of the whole kitchen, like adding all the extra storage, that fancy sink and all the outlets with phone chargers built in - these things will make staying in this house awesome!

[@Pancake833]

it's always nice to see a video like this where someone is DIYing a remodel. so much to passively learn while enjoying a satisfying before and after. keep it up. and props to your dad for helping out. love to see it.

[@CarmenMarie13]

Looks great! I like all of the extra storage space. The sink is nice. I can't believe that the countertops were only $2,700. That's a great deal, and they look really nice. Thank you for showing the outlets as I'll be updating mine to one's like yours after I paint. Glad your dad was able to help!

[@uHcoMHRk]

I have been watching this project from the start and the transformation in staggering. Having your parents for help is a blessing.

[@hmj.seward2015]

My mom helps me with my home renovation. Supportive parents are amazing.

[@KBWFreedomthrurealestate]

Nicely done! It's great to see that you are setting a great example that real estate investing can lead to ultimate freedom!

[@SJDonofrio]

This is terrific. That sink is a DREAM. Love that you reused the cabinets. Excited for the rest of the house!

[@billdiehl156]

Atta Boy Gary! Thanks for all your help! The kitchen looks great.

[@refrigeratortrimkits]

We love how you showed each of the processes you went through. Looks great!

[@helenmm89]

Gary you are the best dad ever 😊

[@lechatbotte.]

It’s wonderful your Dad could help you. A great father. Don’t forget Father’s Day is in June

[@alyssadler6301]

Wow Mike - it’s all looking so awesome! I just love your videos - and so cool that your audience helped to find your matching cabinets. Love the appliances and the sink is crazy cool!! I wanted a farm sink until now!! And , your dad?? He’s such a great dad and he’s got personality!! Love your mom too - she’s got skills!! I remember the curtains in the Joshua house🤗keep up the great work - can’t wait to see what’s next - love you and your family - just very solid, such a comfort to watch. Blessings Mike❤

[@jungledynasty3554]

You don't know how lucky you are to have your dad there with you working side by side . Memories like this will be with you forever ..I miss my dad everyday. You're the man Gary

[@rmbrugge]

Excellent job!You are so passionate about your profession. Thanks for sharing . Your dad is so awesome 😊

[@kylestrozinsky8497]

I love going the full mile on the range hood! My new home i built has a microwave hood that just exhausts the air out the front, and it is so frustrating. After finishing the basement, that will 100% be the first upgrade I make.

[@kuaiel3302]

I always see people in reno's getting help from family, something I'm not too fortunate to have, so I'm happy for you and you're so lucky to have an awesome dad!

[@tealkerberus748]

The first requirement of intergenerational wealth is a supportive previous generation. If you don't receive that yourself, then at least - if you have kids - you can make sure to *be* the supportive previous generation. Every wealthy family starts somewhere!

[@BrigetteFlies]

Beautiful!! Way to go Gary!! Nice job Michael!!

[@zachbondoc9277]

DUDE!! I normally don't like natural wood cabinet like that but you made those work well in the space. the only thing I would have changed ( maybe it was there and I just didn't see it) but adding an outlet on that counter area next to the fridge. that seems like a perfect coffee bar area. also me personally, the texture walls aren't my first choice. overall nailed it!

[@PiotrNowak-uz2sv]

Watching the DIY modern kitchen renovation was both educational and motivating. I loved seeing the transformation and how they managed to stay on budget.

[@cassiev3027]

I love all the techy upgrades, from the sink, to the lights, vent, outlets. Good job!

[@angelrivera8558]

I always loved to se the before and the Planing, the starts, middle, and the end results. Make the thing look easier to think of the self handy man in all of us.

[@VICKIECARPENTER-zr1pt]

WOW Mike & Gary (DAD- Great helper!)!!!Fantastic job on your FIRST FLIP! Iove the sink, circle storage cabinet, and the overview of the dimming light outlets. Also, I appreciate the project cost brake down and the sponsorship information. Thanks for sharing GREAT JOB! Vickie 😁😄🤩

[@geraldlawrence3939]

Great renovation. Excellent naration. I love it. Gerald.

[@micahcraig7945]

I don't often (ever) comment, but great work Gary! Go Dads!

[@anonymouse5155]

Homes like this will surely sell because of how much thought has gone into it. Also you have a wonderful and supportive dad. 😇

[@RicardoJunqueira]

The reno looks awesome. I can totally see myself living there. CONGRATS!

[@dedet6900]

I LOVE the bright, clean, and sleek kitchen! The backsplash is gorgeous , but that sink is da bomb!

[@kirksinclair6088]

I would have removed the cabinets to the right of the sink and placed the DW in the corner by the sink. As is the DW is a tripping hazard. I would have moved the jetout cabnets over to where the fridg is and placed the fridg in the corner of the lazysusan. One thought would be using a burcherblock utility bench on wheels like in homedepot for more work surface.

[@abbibrannan333]

About the backsplash, after watching all the work and quality of work, man you are a Pro!

[@cabinettalk8399]

I'm usually not a fan of stock cabinets from big box wholesalers but what you did with the angle brackets was very smart. Sometimes the adhesives used for the box assembly of the cabinet with these more mass produced cabinets don't have enough adhesive or simply just fail over time so reinforcing them is the best thing to do to keep them on the walls. Another thing to kind of call out is that the upper cabinet you repurposed over the fridge is a little too shallow to reach which could've been bumped out with a couple side panels and to be honest I'm not a huge fan of the natural style contrasting with the contemporary appliances and flooring, but I also understand that keeping the existing cabinets was apart of making budget. Overall, the remodel quality looks very well done and functional.

[@leelulady2010]

Aren't you supposed to use heat resistant foil tape on the oven venting joints? Maybe my dad taught me wrong.

[@zimmejoc]

Your dad taught you correctly. Foil tape for sealing ducts is the stuff to use.

[@donnamoll3159]

When we did a kitchen remodel we used a black kickplate on our cabinets and not a matching wood. it looks great.

[@valerieann2751]

The sink is cool AF. I would add matte black hardware to the cabinets to really give them an upscale and modern appearance.

[@DRJoe100]

A detailed non biased review of praise and constructive criticism Great job on : -sink & appliance choice -counter top color & cut style (waterfall edges aren’t timeless and on their way out) -keeping cabinets wood, you can always paint them but wood is higher end and more timeless, especially since the routered parts don’t look ultra 80’s & 90’s. People that said paint them don’t understand that it’s poorer and white is super basic that it’s already going out cuz plebes are doing it thus no longer high end unless the cabinet doors are ultra high end timeless detailed -adding the cabinet backboard in matching oak was a win and the 50’s clean line will help it be more modern -great that you didn’t add draw/cabinets pulls, most go out of style and catch on pants etc so they’re annoying and if you want to change them in the future the hole might not align up with the new style thus messing up the wood finish after being filled. Knobs are expensive and unnecessary. In the future if you want to increase the value: -add matching shorter cabinets above all the upper cabinets and a piece of crown (white or wood is ideal) that goes all the way to the roof), it’s a small investment with huge impact. That doesn’t collect dust and prevents tacky decor from being placed on top of cabinets and adding it will make the room seem taller and more grand. -switch out the microwave for a high end looking fan/vent cover.. you can diy it and save $1,000’s , do a timeless high end look (maybe even axe all cabinets above stove) -the cabinets above fridge need to be deeper and move the fridge to the wall and create a similar counter space with 2 upper cabinets .. or get more storage by doing a long cabinet(or 2) floor to ceiling with pull outs for storing broom or pull out shelves for food storage etc) Either option you need to add a oak board to the side of fridge to give built in vibes (make sure you have air gaps around the fridge either above etc for fridge motor air , then u don’t need to buy a built in) , you don’t want to be able to see that ugly unfinished non matching fridge side.. Horrible choice on : -backsplash.. what is this the 80’s /early 90’s?? Eww. A 4” x 2” white subway tile (not the tiny but smaller than the old school ones) is inexpensive and timeless and no metal edging, there’s white porcelain edging that’s matching, maybe go crazy and tile in a white square above the stove with a raised framed edge and the inside in a squared tile but in a diamond orientation or something similar but all in the same color and finish as the subway tiles. -before fixing the backsplash add a waterline in the wall and pot filler to the wall above the stove and match the finish of the sink faucet. -illegal non hdmi outlets in wet areas (bathroom/kitchen), what if a fire starts and your insurance doesn’t cover it ? -changing out the floors.. should’ve left it since it matched the tone of the cabinets or you could’ve gone with a darker semi warm stain (you generally want darker at the floor level and lighter tones as u look up to help your eyes flow and the kitchen feel taller, darker tones up high makes it seem shorter and mid level like dark countertops is even worse cuz it cuts up the line of sight) anyways you keep the floor color in a warmer wood (brown) hue… you don’t mix grey wood floors with gold wood cabinets 😬 😬 -going with a goldish metal above the sink… you can mix metal finishes but not when it’s only one thing, it looks horrible.. it’s also a weird orangey yellow so not quite gold nor a more expensive brass (yes brass is better than trendy black so keep the 80’s/90’s doorknobs 😂, it’s super expensive to replace and black again like white kitchens is on the pleeb level so no longer in.. Grey wood nonsense has been out for awhile especially in flooring unless ur doing the poor southern farmer look with other outdoor materials. -open concept is already outdated, getting rid of the wall was an unnecessary expense and you didn’t fix the balance by changing the island (a couple options on how). People don’t necessarily want guests to see inside their kitchen (potentially messy) all the time .

[@AlenBeals]

Dads r awesome. You are blessed. Great on beautifying this house. Great ways to save money with high end results.

[@cwloomer8475]

The endearing charm of traditional cabinets paired with the comfort and convenience of modern appliances is the perfect combination in my opinion.

[@spremier9626]

😆 yes, I’ve seen the waterfall sink many times because I’ve been researching for my new kitchen 👍🏽

[@Resto56]

This was really great work, and even tho is simple, it really gives it a really bright and clean look. Good job

[@jesussalcedo2010]

Great Video!!! I ended up here after looking at videos for hours... I am not very good at this, but your installation is very clear. Thank you!!!

[@shirleymizell5856]

I watched the whole video. You did a outstanding job❤❤❤❤❤

[@dragoness0420]

as someone who will likely be a life-long renter, i can appreciate that you didn't cut corners during the reno/repairs. i've experienced so many dodgy "repairs" in my 20 years of renting, so it's nice to see someone who does it right and not only cares about their property, but also their renters. I think the only think I would have done differently is matching the metal in the light fixture to the kitchen faucet; either both brass finish of the light fixture, or both that brushed metal finish of the faucet. that's just a personal aesthetic thing though. great work!

[@susanrenken7317]

Yes, all the trouble to have floors match, cabinet match, but finishes on sinks and light fixtures not. But I do love the back splash. Not a fan of the sink. Too glitzy.

[@Ranger7Studios]

Love the gray flooring with the cabinets. It's really coming along!

[@gaylerichards7409]

Great work! I think I would have done a different color on the cabinets but I love the change. Appliances are great!

[@StacyNeal-w4o]

Dad was a lifesaver! Good job both of you.

[@jammierichardson6541]

Thank you, Gary. You’re the best dad I’ve ever seen.

[@georgehacker2637]

Dad's are great! Especially when they know what they are doing.

[@ClydeWashington-x2y]

Nice! This is an amazing kitchen renovation.

[@GiftyPrincessy]

Wow, this kitchen renovation rocks!!!! Ive learned so many things, the fountain of knowledge was brimming and I love itttttttt ❤ Thanks to dad Gary for helping a ton!!!!

[@NikkiVelazquez]

I love how it turned out. And your dad is so nice to help you out.

[@donovanjenifer9535]

Hey, really like your videos just quick pointer if that ever gets inspected the correct tape to use for duct, flew, or sheet metal is mastic tape specifically with red writing on it. To ensure it’s of code. It sticks better and it traps better. Keep up the awesome work

[@CrimsonStigmata]

The sink and the counter top were my favorite things. The cabinet's were my least favorite. I don't think it matches with all the new hardware and white. I would have painted the cabinets grey or a dark blue/green or went with something more sleek and modern to match the rest of the modern stuff like the tile etc. Probably would also add white led underneath the cabinets. Also we appreciate Gary and all this hard work and support.

[@mk6022]

I wouldn't frost the above sink fixture, and I would paint the cabinets and add hardware, just my personal preference. Great job! I love that backsplash.

[@pakrm2023]

Wow! A mighty fine job, well done!

[@BitzboxTV]

Really great work and a huge improvement. Those counter tops are beautiful too

[@famlbk]

You did a ton of work. I got a kick out of the waterfall sink. The only suggestion I would have if it were house for you to live in is to use a counter depth refrigerator. Also check out the floors. Lots of useful information in this video. Thank you.

[@speak_na]

Go Gary Go.... We appreciate your help.

[@virginiademelo]

Gary gives off some serious cool dad vibes. Thanks for the help Gary!

[@PopsfromNc]

Hellava job bruh! i thought I had OCD lol I work a lot by myself as well, and to be so well rounded with knowledge of every trade is a major perk! Salute!

[@patriciazoerner]

Gary is a great dad! Nice job, guys!

[@TheyCallMePeters]

We appreciate Gary, one of the better dads, and helpers, out there.

[@AB-nu5we]

I use USG Green lid dry wall mud for wall texture. Dries hard and hold up well over the years. I do all other taping and mudding with various timed 'hot mud'. Kitchen came out great.

[@shantellpryor7596]

The sink is awesome.. Yall did a great job..

[@ferramirez4570]

Awesome first time viewer! Amazing work!

[@melitzaklepper]

Love this DIY. Thanks for sharing!

[@Doug-rv3nr]

Gary is a KING