Pantry and Kitchen Trim | Home Renovation & Addition Part 82

[@hungry_arch]

To actually pay someone to come out and do this level of work would be a small fortune. Good on ya Matt. Fantastic job

[@locomokko]

Hi Matthew, very clever usage of the domino for paneling the wall. Looks great! Scott from Japan

[@mcremona]

Thanks!

[@alexdeburie5261]

Wow. Just wow. Your attention to detail is just amazing.,,, "The Cremona House - The Largest Piece of Fine Furniture in the World"!

[@billbutts553]

Matt, I sold custom millwork for most of 40 years and enjoyed working with many of your types, true craftsman. Most people cannot visualize what goes into this type of production. You sir, are a master. Please keep up the fine videos.

[@keithkenny4576]

Matt you must be one heck of a proud guy to have a kitchen that is above quality standards with all the detailing to perfection😊😊😊😊

[@alanblasczyk1779]

I was so mezmermized watching this one Matt. you are gifted my friend.

[@erinmoore9681]

Watching you detail the return of the cap mold assembly at the window trim, ugh, chef’s kiss 💋🤌🏼

[@inspiringbuilds]

Great craftsmanship Matt. I love finishing trim work as that’s when it all starts to come together. You saved a small fortune doing it yourself and the crown will really make it look good. 👍

[@jimsubtle886]

What a wonderful project you have wrapping up here. I love seeing it all come together lately!! Thank you for the nice long video. It is all of those little details that make this project so fun to watch and learn from. Thanks Matt

[@williamtech4668]

It all so well planned, probably takes me 10 years to finish this kind of kitchen. So much respect for the work you do. Beautiful!

[@dansarfert3585]

The amazing details continue! And I can relate to your frustrations and letting some minor issues go. I have to stop myself sometimes too knowing that only I will notice an "imperfection" because I know it is there or am looking for it. Very few others wouldn't notice unless it's pointed out and even then they're like "Really?!?!".

[@rppvt]

the struggles are real. Props to your 'painter'

[@johnr4261]

Putty and paint make a trim man what he ain't!

[@user-cn3ff3sf5o]

The soul crushing continues nearing 100 episodes. Poor Matt. A fantastic challenge and learning opportunity, but that 'its all trim' curse has shown why it costs a fortune for a kitchen of this caliber.

[@firesurfer]

Hey, it's just trim. We're almost finished. :)

[@karencary3312]

Your tenacity to detail is amazing. You are an example to us all. Thank you for being our mentor. Love your videos and you. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@nooneyouknowhere6148]

That is going to be the most beautiful and perfect kitchen on earth. Very unusual trim work. Never have I seen such complicated trim work. Normally, the door and windows casings would go in first, the. The trim would be cut to fit the casings. Matt is fitting the first parts to the last parts rather than the last parts to the first. And never have I seen dominoes used on trim work. It's going to look like furniture when he is done.

[@dorotheaisserstedt9238]

Wieder einen Schritt weiter ! Heute dachte ich auch an Deine Familie, die muss viel Geduld aufbringen für Deine umfangreichen Bauarbeiten. Aber Du bist nun mal ein Perfektionist. Und das zahlt sich ja am Ende auch aus.

[@donwilliams3626]

Nice training video on how to scribe the corner piece. Fits first time every time.

[@ganderdavis]

Matthew, I'm sure you and your family will be happy when all this work is done and all of you can get back to something of a normal life even if you are constantly doing something either for yourself or someone else.You are one awesome craftsman and those you pick to help you seem to have those same qualities. AWESOME job you and Donovan and others have done on your home and with yours and your wifes videos you allow everyone to see your expertise and your mistakes. Thank you all for one awesome job after the other. Can't wait to see the final completion of this area of your home and I'd be willing to bet there will be lots more to come. Again thank you all!

[@jillkaiser1747]

As I’m watching you, I’m thinking I hope you never move. You have put your heart and soul into this build. I thought it was a great idea to put that trim under the counter,what a beautiful addition, it is so complete now. Everything is a dream come true. I could watch you 24-7, I’ve never seen such PERFECTION. You are ELON MUSK of wood. You need to pass it on,it would be heartbreaking to lose your knowledge.

[@OldsmobileCutlass1969Va]

Early on, Matt said this is the forever home of his family. Room for his family to grow... Room for his businesses to grow!

[@andrewmullen4003]

It's basically all trim!

[@Wordsnwood]

Happy Trimming!

[@whitexeno]

Lookin super good Matt, great work as always.

[@tomt5841]

Awesome work, Matt. The kitchen looks fabulous!

[@beckyjohnson3153]

Perfection. It’s going to be a stunning kitchen.

[@pamelaremel7477]

Wowser! It's really looking great! Absolutely love the finished windows. So much natural light coming in! Such a professional job you're doing, Matt!

[@kenc2257]

Coming along nicely. Lots of progress in this episode. Your attention to detail is really amazing.

[@robertr4193]

Really coming together. Just goes to show also that no matter how well the plans are drawn and how careful they are followed things change. I think all the little compromises you needed to do were executed well and most people will not notice any of them and if they do oh well it's tour family's house not anyone else's. looking good.

[@doylerabjohn3435]

I have not been able to watch your videos in a while, at this point in my life. I have been taking care of my elderly mother who has a chronic illness. I love your detail work. Only if I could afford to put you up down here in the south & have you help me with my project. 😢

[@DAHBHONG022]

Matt, thanks for the video and for sharing this serious wood working episode. GBU and stay safe. Keep innovating as you have been. Thanks

[@howardsmith5474]

Lol part 82. Hardcore my friend

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY of Montana. Trim takes as long as building every thing else. Too bad no one has figured out a quicker way.

[@philshel1]

I'm sure someone has already mentioned it but. If you trim a bit of the corner off of the bottom rear corner of the paneling at a 45, it will slide in over the backsplash alot easier and not be visible. Oh and by the way, I'm stealing the domino at the top of the paneling trick!

[@FredMcIntyre]

Awesome job Matt, the kitchen is looking amazing! 😃👍🏼👊🏼

[@MRrwmac]

Matt, Wow! That’s a lot done in one video. You are just itching to be done since your soooo close.haha Nice Nice work!

[@familiewisse832]

Like these kind off videos......building😊😊😊😊

[@raymondhorvatin1050]

Beautiful work

[@scottm2828]

It is, indeed, all trim.

[@phatputer]

I very much appreciate the attention to detail, I honestly wish I had the patience to apply furniture and fine woodworking techniques and tolerances to house building and fit outs, but I doubt my brain would ever let me do that.

[@drjrjules1]

So much to think about and soooo many details... Makes my head spin. Great work!

[@nategehl4506]

I was waiting to see how long you were going to leave that sliver on the top of that piece of v- groove. 😂 I’m nowhere near as much a perfectionist as you are and it bugged me…it must have been killing you.

[@dpmeyer4867]

it looks so good

[@vandyFixer]

It must be hard to do all that you do and have thousands of people looking over your shoulder, whilst you are doing it, and making comments on the quality of the work. It is a fact that mistakes happen, jeepers I've made a shed load. That being said, by the time it is all installed, painted and caulked, everyone who walks into you beautiful kitchen and say WOW. And rightly so. Well done to you you should be proud of all that you've achieved.

[@clydenakashima7393]

Matt could you have remade the boards under the window a little wider to make up the difference you need. Great job on your house renovation.

[@user-jq3qp8qs8v]

Waiting for your videos to post it like a blessing waiting for Christmas really enjoy your work Butch

[@johncarter4412]

just imagine if Thomas Chippendale, Thomas Sheraton and George Hepplewhite had had a domino and a laser line ! Lol - probably similar to Matthew's work !!!!!

[@BigKeith510]

Kitchen is looking amazing!!

[@TerryStormo]

Looking great. I love watching you build

[@scotpettengill7801]

Wow Matt, what a huge difference the pantry makes in addition to the whole kitchen. The amount of detail for that room is staggering, but as usual, you make it look easy. The flow in materials and being able to remedy a fitment issue was a nice remedy. So in closing, I have a question, Do you have any Sasquatch or Wookie relatives in your family tree ? Regardless, I noticed the haircut early in the video, and I could swear that you were ready for another one by the end of this video. Regardless, your a talented wood worker.

[@JimG31547]

Kitchen looking great!

[@rogerdudra178]

Trim work is a giant piece of furniture you now have to build. Nothing is pickier than the human eye.

[@dwightbauer6705]

Good Afternoon Cremona Family.

[@sallyeblen7032]

WOW! great work!

[@Deino-1]

Wow, Matt. that hair!

[@billseymour-jones3224]

Sasquatch?

[@fleurdelune5240]

Isn't it cool?😊❤

[@tobysauer225]

Thanks!

[@emilevoyer123]

THANKS FOR ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO MATT .

[@robertm348]

Fantastic job, Matt! I have never, in all my 76 years here on God's green earth, seen a true museum quality kitchen! Will your wife be allowed to actually cook in the kitchen?

[@zephyr1408]

I hv that same miter saw just a great saw ! And most do not know by rolling that cut u avoid over cutting on a miter saw !

[@jonbutcher5593]

Love your work and channel man, carry on good sir 👍

[@GMoney-yz9up]

Looks Great Matt. I have one comment or question for you. When you scribed the top cap and cove moulding to the window casings would it be easier to make it up like you did and just remove the thickness of the casing from the backside of the cap and cove moulding? Wouldn't need to do all that extra scribing.

[@ConwayT91]

Man, the money you spent on trim alone is probably more than my entire kitchen!

[@mcremona]

Haven’t technically spent much; I made it all

[@robert.brokaw3829]

Very nice Mr. Cremona. Stay safe.

[@president2]

Love it so much keep it up as always 💘

[@edwardsimmons3721]

So many man hours into that. I can tell that you are ready to move onto other projects.

[@mcremona]

Looking forward to taking a break from projects

[@stevoo7819]

Just remember to caulk with a super stretchy caulking

[@debandmike3380]

part 82 says it all. That's at least 15 haircuts.

[@josephbohme7917]

And when the kid's graduate from high school they can have a first meal grad party at mom and dad's place. And then off to college. And they wont be comin back. Pumpkin's gone but now on to their own DIY Life that is never ending.

[@fleurdelune5240]

Fantastic! ❤

[@wolfgangschmidtke8023]

Hallo aus Düsseldorf Germany und tschüss 👍👍🇩🇪🇺🇲🌈🏠🍩🥯💙💟

[@dorisjonsson7653]

So great done.

[@hanzon]

Good job👍

[@jayhitek]

I wonder if Matt is listening back to old WoodTalk episodes while he works?

[@jamesshepherd6260]

Looking good man. Aren't you glad you have another kitchen so you can take your time and do this one up right?

[@mcremona]

Yeah this wouldn’t have been possible without it

[@mmmdesignllc]

Five star episode.

[@mariowickel456]

Matt, what's your better 1/2 think of thr new upcoming kitchen ? Is Lealie asking yet how soon is her kitchen going to be completed

[@jeanhawken4482]

So special

[@DoubleDoubleWithOnions]

34:20 That sounds like the worst kind of seam to have to work with. 😄

[@bigbassmanphd]

A drop cloth or some cardboard on the countertop😂 would give me less anxiety as you pound on it.

[@mcremona]

If it can’t handle this; it can’t handle my kids

[@glenlongstreet7]

I wanted to be a Finish Carpenter, but my grandfather was Swedish. I wanted to be a Finish Carpenter, but I just couldn't cope. I wanted to be a finish Carpenter, but I was a head case. Can you think of other reasons why I couldn't be a Finish Carpenter?

[@Mouse2677]

You ought to put stone in the floor transition therefore any elevation can be cut into the transition!!!

[@JT-hw6mq]

awesome

[@benmishoe5999]

Would another option on the off center window to have been to remake the beadboard pieces say 1/8” wider each? That would make up 1” across the width of the window and no one would see they were slightly wider than the pieces on the adjacent walls. In any case, amazing work as always, you’re an inspiration to the rest of us!

[@mcremona]

I could have remade it all to make it work out but I’m kind of past that point with this project 😩

[@dianeewoldt3035]

⁠@@mcremonaput a canister on the countertop and it will all fade away! Your attention to detail is commendable but in the pursuit of minutiae, some details can be pushed to the waysides without compromising the end result. The hill that I die on is balancing tile/floor board spacing in doorways. We all have our peccadillos😂

[@Marcus_Aurelius_1978]

The window trim, isn't that a huge dust collector? I am just asking because if you don't love cleaning the house once a month, I would consider this a huge open surface, which dust loves to sit on! But looks fantastic!

[@paulhammond7489]

Impressive :)

[@glenlongstreet7]

a little putty, a little paint, and the painters will make it look like what it aint.

[@nicholascooper2362]

Curious why you notched the casings instead of having the top rail/cap die into them? If a gap opens up, it seems like it will be more noticeable with a notched casing

[@mcremona]

Wanted the bead to be interrupted so it matches elsewhere.

[@maddieadams75]

Nice❤

[@marcmeyers4156]

Aren't you at the point where you can get a syndication deal? Then it'll all be worth it as the residuals flow in ..

[@jtfoto1]

Great job, but the one thing I can see is that all those cap moldings are going to be real dust traps.

[@LionWire]

Slowly evolving Bob Ross's hair and Bob Vila's facial hair

[@johncostello3162]

Very nicely done. Suggestion: don’t beat yourself up up over things that aren’t perfect. You are doing an awesome job and the viewers don’t need to know about mistakes. Only you will know … ( I am a woodworker for 43 years and finally stopped being ocd about trim)😅

[@_Rick_S]

Good old PL Premium, for when you want it to never ever, ever, ever, ever EVER move again 😂

[@dianeewoldt3035]

Well, you CAN, but the mass destruction will keep you from wanting to ever move it…

[@eddyarundale1566]

👋🏼

[@Blue.4t2]

⭐🙂👍

[@bandmillbob8907]

I have question related to the quality of craftsmanship and level to detailed. How do you talk to your insurance company so that you are insured for this level of quality. I recently had a claim in which the insurance company failed to respond to my demand, that the quality of work had alot to do with the cost of repair. how are you approaching proper coverage?

[@martin_mue]

I can very much appreciate the craftsmanship but often ask myself why these old-timey interior design theatrics are so popular in the US?

[@spiralstares]

Is it normal to cut the door casings around the wainscoting/molding? It seems backwards to me but I’m guessing there is a reason.

[@mcremona]

I wanted the bead to be interrupted so it matches elsewhere

[@joshsalmons1867]

Wow, it's been 82 videos?

[@mcremona]

Thus far

[@galaxie12]

honestly, I have a hard time watching this without Marc's voice in the background cracking wiseguy jokes. Matt, do you ever just call Marc and put him on speakerphone so you can get into the groove?? 😆

[@hallenw]

Matthew, Do your best, caulk the rest. 😉

[@mcremona]

I caulk it all 😆

[@anthonyhigh4720]

First, I’ve been waiting for this episode

[@mcremona]

Really into trim?

[@pamelaremel7477]

Some of us are! The trim is the Cherry on top!