Kitchen Remodel: Part 8 — Cabinet Install
There was a lot more fitting and fussing with the cabinets to get them into place then I had originally thought. For the most part, these issues were all things I knew about, but had ignored until the last minute. I attached them down to the base and to each other with screws. They are also being held together with the top plate. This helps give the cabinets rigidity and provides a foundation for the countertop.
Kitchen videos:
Kitchen Remodel: Part 1 — Introduction
Kitchen Remodel: Part 1.5 — Storage Cart for Stove
Kitchen Remodel: Part 2 — Demolition
Kitchen Remodel: Part 2.5 — Wall hung shelf.
Kitchen Remodel: Part 3 — All about that base
Kitchen Remodel: Part 4 — Cabinet Carcass
Motorized Stop Motion Dolly
Kitchen Remodel: Part 5 — Drawers
Kitchen Remodel: Part 6 — cabinet tops
Kitchen Remodel: Part 7 — Plastering and Painting
http://youtu.be/_5uVxBhpQTY
You give an art dimension to plywood Frank! It's more than a kitchen, seriously!
One question : are you going to paint the plywood are you not? Oh…I see…to be continued 😀
It is certainly getting "close" Frank, and looking great. I bet you and your good lady can hardly wait now 😉
Take care
Mike
Always enjoy. thanks Frank
$5000 stove
Great job, it's coming along.
Looking good Frank. I have really enjoyed watching your videos throughout this process. Can't wait to see it finished.
so awesome…. cant wait to see what counter tops you choose.
So far so good…
Cheers…
Thanks for the inspiration! I love your videos!
I've really enjoyed this series Frank. The more I watch, the more I realize how big a job this is. Mad props to you…
It's awesome how you teach, trully wonderfull how could be better for learning see how somebody face mistakes and deal with it until satisfaction. You have it and you share it, my dearests thanks.
Looking great Frank
Nice Job Frank…
What's up with the "counter guys" coming in?
Surely you can do the counters also.
Working with stone isn't that hard. You just gotta get down and do it.
Cut or have it cut to size and get grinding/polishing. I know you can do it.
Keep up the good work,
Anon
Granite countertop?
Congrats on so many views! Thank you Frank,,, for your coolness of production! :o)
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Frank I think I would prefer financial advice from you rather then hobbiest carpentry videos. You seem to do pretty well for yourself. pm me if you have information on that and you'd be willing to share. how you do what you do.
Looking good, Frank!
+frank howarth what machine did counter-top guy use to measure?
Frank, you got mad skills my brother. Great job.
Wow — I have no interesting in building anything but stumbled across this and really appreciate the time involved in doing such a good quality detailed video. Subscribed.
Nunca vi nada parecido,nem em tecnologia e nem em profissionalismo .Um verdadeiro show man . PARABÉNS FRANK !!!!!!!!!!!!
Your wife is a saint for letting you take away her kitchen for so long.
Hello Frank, I used the idea I saw on one of your videos for french cleats and after I remembered you saying that you don't really need the bottom :O( it worked great and all you really have to do is screw the faces together…..old house, crooked walls looks great. Just wanted to say thanks for the idea
Just a question for the cabinet makers/installers out there who do this for a living: is it a stressful job?
are the based bolted to the the floor
Wow a nice gas stove. I have never seen one here not even most of the restaurants have one.
Everything is nice BUT What about your health. The right Leg is very … bad. Laser operation need 30 minutes. surgery operation need 2-3 ours. UP TO YOU
Whooeee, those Wolf stoves are not cheap appliances! That stove would eat mine for breakfast!
Another excellent presentation. Thanks