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These tiles survived 4.8 magnitude earthquake 0.1 miles from the epicenter. I think they will be just fine.

It’s a GE model jvm1750sm1ss it’s about 12 years old so you may have a hard time finding it. But you can certainly check for that at the store when you’re shopping for a new one. It actually does not stick out that far in my opinion. Plus only you will notice it most people would just assume it’s how it’s supposed to be lol

@@DIYwithMAX Thank you so much for the info!

@irinaguerrero5811 off course always happy to help.

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I have a video on the topic this should answer any questions you may have. How to Install Wood Crown Molding Like a Pro ruclips.net/video/keBbQcAlzZQ/видео.html

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That’s what the bosses wanted. And we don’t question the ladies design choices we just do the work 😂. Who would you do it differently.

​@@DIYwithMAX I was just curious. I just completed three bathrooms and a laundry room in a home with a 50% overlay. You're not the first person on RUclips to make the comment to "never do more than a 30%" overlay without an explanation of why. I thought maybe I had missed some important instruction over the years.

@JD-sh8ub three bathroom? That sounds like a lot of work. My hat is off to you.

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I totally get where you're coming from, and your suggestion would be spot on for a professional carpenter. This video, though, is aimed at beginners who are just getting started and might make a few common mistakes. That's why I included the solution to the most frequent problem. I hope this helps explain my choice!

Thank you. But that’s what caulk is for my friend.

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I do you one better here is the link to the Home Depot site where we got it. www.homedepot.com/p/Giorbello-True-Gray-3-in-x-6-in-x-8-mm-Glass-Subway-Tile-5-sq-ft-case-G5928/305195722

The plugin is great as well. As for the holes. The water line should be at the bottom of the cabinet and the drain line should be at the top as shown in my video because the drain needs to drain so it does not back up with dirty water. I hope that answers your questions.

You got this it’s very straightforward.

@@DIYwithMAX thank you.

@siasgal62 your welcome. So are you doing it.

@@DIYwithMAX I’m going to do it! I watched the building of the cabinets and the drawers are not the traditional slide rails I’ve wrestled with in the past, they’re easier and so are the hinges. Thank you.

@siasgal62 my pleasure

Yes check the channel or link in description

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@@DIYwithMAX - Already did the "Like". Thanks again. You are the man!

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I not sure what you mean by adding extra slides

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It’s a play on words 😂 learn to install in 5 min. How long it takes you to do the job will all depend on your personal skill level and experience. Me personally it took 20 min

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Sorry to hear that.

Anything in particular that you did not find helpful?

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@@DIYwithMAX thank you! I appreciate that alot 💯

I find my method way easier then coping and that how I learned but to each is own.

Hahaha thank you. Will do.

To make the video or install the unit?

I am no plumber but I believe it is waterproof and does not need to dry or anything you can use the disposal with in few minutes as long as nothing is leaking your all set

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Any time always happy to help

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@@DIYwithMAXalready liked it initially! Thanks again

@niksniks3717 your awesome thank you

Thank you for adding this advice. I do cover it in my dishwasher install video but you are correct it would have made sense to add it in this video as well. I appreciate you.

Absolutely not. If your mounting hardware is the same and in good condition you can definitely reuse it.

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Thank you for reaching out I hope I’m not too late with this advice. It sounds like the issue with your tile leveling system might be due to a few factors. Make sure you're applying the right amount of adhesive too much can cause the tiles to float and move, while too little won't hold them in place. You will find that info on the bag included the size of trowel to use. Allow the adhesive to set slightly before using the leveling system to prevent the tiles from shifting by laying few tiles and going back and adding the wedges. Apply consistent pressure with the pliers to avoid moving the tiles. I hope this helps. Please let me know how it turns out.

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The point I was trying to make is to not put the tile like an inch away and then try to slide it in to place collapsing the ridges prematurely and getting mortar in to the grout lines. You want to but up the next tile to the laid tiles and then collapse the ridges. I also did not put this in the video and should have, we periodically pulled up tiles to make sure we were getting proper coverage. I hope this helps clarify my statement.

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I was surprised by that information as well when I did my research. I’m sorry you did not find my video sooner. Please help the next guy by hitting the like 👍 button to help others find this information. I think you will be fine. I believe the real danger is consistent exposure over time.

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What is stuck in there?

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@@DIYwithMAX Will do! and yes I do! I'm documenting my DIY projects working on my old house :) Crown moulding is on my to do list!

@AmbersHouseDIY send me a link I would love to follow your progress. And if I can help in any way let me know.

Thanks for sharing that best practice. I have been testing my wrong technique for about two years and the tile looks as good as new. I’ll keep you posted if that changes.

@@DIYwithMAX Problem is if you drop anything on the tile there are air pockets under the tile so those are points where porcelain tiles will break and that won't look good. So - don't drop anything on the floor would be my advice and it'll probably continue to look good.

@mikebonello7494 the so you Mike we will do our best my friend. If I’m being honest I do hold my breath every time a pot goes down lol.

Thank you for that suggestion. Very important to check that. It works great and not snagged on anything. But good looking out.

You’re going to be a pro in no time.

Please come back when your done and let me know what I can do better.