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No mask…mdf dust…enclosed space….lethal

Quality as normal. Keep up good work

Nicely done ✔️.. 2 day's work i assume sir.

Nice work 👍🏼 just bought one today. My first cuts were fine, once i get the hang of it it'll be cake

Lovely patient work ❤

Expensive tools no substitute for experience and skill!!!!!

Could do with subtitles!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Wonky doors .

Shelves. Fantastic.

We are spoilt for tools now. Days of fitting a kitchen with a l hammer, drill and screw driver are gone.😂

💯👏

Great stuff

Hi John Great work mate...and great video as always. Im in the process of starting my understairs unit.can you give me a pointer regarding the drawings/sizing calculations. Much appreciated.

Heya, great vid. What screws did you use to attach the sliders to the drawers?

Absolutely looks awful, but the soundtrack was like if it’s gonna be wicked😅😅😅😅😅

Are you proud

Beautifully designed, perfectly fit and masterfully installed.

I think you did a good job. But i gave a thumbs down because you never showed the angled cuts of the top of the frame. Also, using pocket holes for a lot of connections with mdf i think is a no no. Mdf is notorious for screws ripping out of the material and when they do youre screwed. I would definately back these up with glue. However for me Id use dowels and glue. It may take longer but cant stand knowing i used screws. Plus id use thicker material for the base of drawers. We all know what will happen one day with 6mm base

Do you make this from scratch yourself or do you just install. Nice job.

You deserve more likes for working so hard

Well done sir. Good job. How much do you charge to fit that? I’m also a tradesman and always wonder if I charge too little or too much. Thanks.

Good job

I've been following you for a while but never commented on anything. As a chippie, I can say you're always tidy, business cards, and personal touches you leave for your customers, work is spot on. Quality tradesman. Keep them coming, especially the step by step explanation is top notch and inspiring 👌

Could you do an episode on how much your unit costs ,including electricity and insurance etc

muy lejos el tiro de cámara no se aprecia bien

Amazing stuff! Really useful

I think you might be my new favourite carpentry based channel to watch. Always love the information and details you give out

Mate, what is that edge banding trim cutter? Looks well good

Can you tell me the brand of the big scribe please?

How much is this job worth?

Very clean / respectful to customers Home . Covers Everywhere !!! Neat workmanship

Excellent tutorial,keep them coming , you come across as a really genuine guy 👍

Have you / can you put it on a Router table

What's the tool belt / apron bro?

Hey jonesy nice job. Would love to see a video on how you make drawer units like the one in the wardrobe

I would never criticise anyone for spending money on tools… you do whatever makes your life easier. I’ve fitted a load of kitchens with just levels… works fine too. I only really use lasers when I’m doing block work or patio’s… or even for levelling up long steel lintels… use a self levelling rotary laser for that… I think his system would be great for installing false ceilings too, and even setting out for tiles 👍

Shittte video

Does this tool operate with similar power when used with a flexvolt 9ah? I know it’s suggested to use the power stack

Nice! Only if all door frames were that square 😂. Can you show us your method for a door frame that's out of whack?

These bags are way to expensive they probably only cost 20 to 40 pounds

Love watching a professional at work! 👍🏻👍🏻

It wouldn't have cost much more to make that tiny oak ''mantel" out of solid oak. And it would have been much quicker.

Why wouldn't you reach the end?

Now try it with 1mm abs

Where can I get this setup ? And how much did it run you?

Hey just wondering if you use a stud finder and if so what one would you recommend? Thanks for putting out ur content.

Steady hand, sharp tool and good 😊wood.

4 inch waste cut is nat bit rough

I can do that with a chisel, it isn’t hard, I’m crap

Hi John, love your videos, very detailed and informative, i've learnt so much from you it really inspires me to have a go, you always explain in great detail how and why you are ding things the way you do, also products that you use and where to by them from, keep up the good work, thanks kevin