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Shouldn't you be removing the cabinet, flooring beneath it, then reinstalling the cabinet? Walls have moulding to cover the gaps that you install at the end. Cabinets have toe kicks but it looks like those are already installed? Also, since that looks like a kitchen area, won't there be possible liquid issues: water will collect in those gaps.

What is the color of that flooring???😍

As opposed to a good fire

Here for it 💪

so the answer was no 🤣

Why don’t you use 2091?

Thank you!

SHE LOOKS GOOD🤩

Stagger but joints. And avoid but joints at all costs.

This is great. Where can we find the full video?

Hey Conor! Great to see the progress on your fixer-upper! I’ve tackled subfloor issues before, and I can relate to the challenges you're facing. Using pine plywood for the new subfloor is a solid choice; I’ve found it holds up well when properly installed. When I worked on my kitchen, I had to deal with similar plumbing reroutes, and cutting around pipes was a bit tricky. I recommend using a jigsaw for those tight spaces-it really helps maintain clean cuts without damaging existing lines. I also appreciate your tip about ensuring screws are flush with the subfloor. It makes a huge difference when laying down LVP or hardwood-no bumps to worry about later! As for costs, I remember spending around $1,300 for materials for my project, so your Home Depot trip sounds reasonable. Delivery definitely saves time and labor. Looking forward to seeing how the kitchen island comes together! Thanks for sharing your journey; it’s inspiring to follow along. Keep up the great work!

Love to see it

$1050 here for the week delivered. Bobcat Midsize track unit

Cant wait to see the LVP!

I've used contact glue that comes with an activator to stick the 4 trim pieces together and it makes it solid enough. Those screws are too overkill

The felt paper idea is a breath of fresh air for me. I'm a complete DIY noob but got flooded a few months ago and insurance basically snubbed us, so I've been doing things myself to save money. I installed a subfloor system over my somewhat uneven slab and did my best to shim it up wherever it was needed, but after all was done I've been finding a few dips here and there. Asked for some advice but the folks on reddit have been making me feel doomed and like an utter moron for not pouring self-leveller, all while not even attempting to answer my question with a solution that didn't involve me starting over. Thanks brother!

Has anyone ever ran into a rental company wanting you to complete courses online before renting?

how to buy filter it is not avbl on amazon seperately

Depot cheap aluminium brackets, i used real stainless steel from roofing supply store when you put ladder on cheap ones they bend , stainless steel stays strong

You should’ve put metal flashing on that facia board before putting those gutters in

You got ripped off. Skid steer at my rental store in town is 300 per day or 1k for a week. A trailer is another 10 dollars per day or 30 per week. Big companies charge the most like united rentals and sunbelt are just as expensive as Home Depot.

You don't use a faceshield cover 6885 on your full respirator visor? if not, why not?

Wow the house is going to look awesome!

Whoa. I tried bondo to fix a hole on my bumper... did not turn out as nice as this! Hence why I've got ductape covering it still. Thanks for this video-- new subscriber here.

been using cabinets like this for years, been around along time

Is the the knockoff 3m full face respirator or the real deal? I dont wanna spend the money for the real deal😂

So what’s the appeal, is it a lot cheaper or better quality or something

Having an app like that with it is so cool

Really helpful for anyone buying RTA cabinets. Thanks for the detailed insights!

Had no idea that it was that expensive.

Not very informative, what about the seams? Or how many hangers?

Any thoughts on Vinyl gutters?

30 seconds but it goes from light to dark?

If you work for a big corporation or an builder, you can get discounted rental prices using those accounts.

I rented one for an entire weekend for 500. I did have my own trailer and I thought that was expensive BUT I can’t afford one right now! Them dudes are expensive!!! Yet so handy

DANG that’s some clear footage

I would of done 199 from my work

Great stuff!

I have a rental place close to me. They normally rent to contractors so they’re not open on the weekend, so if I arrive there at 1pm on Friday, I get to keep until Monday, only paying one day rental.. always find those places before going to HD

A quarter inch per every 10'? I have a 30' run so it would drop 3/4" from one end to the other? Won't that be quite noticeable?

But I did the job of 4 Mexicans that would’ve cost me twice as much. So still a good deal for me. Yes if I did this regularly I’d start seeking cheaper, better sources, the point was to get the 20cu yds distributed quickly and did it for half the price that yard guys were going to charge. The sin isn’t paying too much to rent the tractor, the sin is NOT renting a tractor (skid steer)!

Great video! Thanks for your help

Back rolling makes perfect sense with what you said about texture ! Beautiful family room!!

So, you bought 2 PT 4x4s, like 8 PT 2x4s, at least 1 PT 2x6, maybe 20 PT 1x1s, pickets, hinges, handles, screws and nails for $200? Where do you shop?

And $3600 to spray the house is "a steal", but would have probably ended up being a nightmare. Can't quite tell how big your house is, but if they're only quoting 3600, you would have gotten a terrible result likely.

Professional and very picky painter with over 19 years experience.

And honestly for the ceilings, as long as you're two-coating with a decent quality flat, you didn't even really need to prime. They tell you that for liability reasons (and paint sales), but two good coats of super paint flat would be 100% fine on the ceilings.

And you didn't really need to backroll the primer, but it doesn't hurt

Those ceiling beams are going to bleed tannins

Great vid!