I made one for a friend who has two small people, I just primed it and let her get the small ones to paint the thing. They did a good job, used about 10 different colours so its very 'busy' looking.
Lovely job. Reminded me of when I was a child and my carpenter/joiner uncle would make us (me and my brother & sister) things, memorable was the wonderful dolls house with working lights!
Great build. Thanks for sharing. When I was a child (read: 50 years ago) girls around the age of 4 - 10 would love to have such a play kitchen. I'm afraid, now they prefer a tablet or a smartphone. It can be a nice item to make and sell if people were interested in it.
Hi, I also live in the UK but I seldom use Screwfix or B&Q as I find them too expensive. As well as the two aforementioned sops I have a ToolStation and find them cheaper. However, Screwfix is useful because ToolStation is poor on descriptions, so I will find the item I want, take note of the exact name and then order it from ToolStation, It may not be fair to the other shops but it is better for my pocket. Love your videos and keep them coming. I was interested in your local wood reclamation center, I have not come across anything like that and as I only live about 15 miles from you, I would like to take a look at this place, so if you could let me know the postcode I would be thankful. I also use a plug cutter but getting them out with a screwdriver is problematic as they seem to break off at odd angles, so I use the bandsaw to cut them out, this has an added bonus as you can then use the rest of the board to cut more plugs, this can be advantageous if you are using expensive wood for the project.
I use Toolstation a lot. I could not find a plug cutter set from them. thewoodpile.org This is the place I go to. Its a great place. I might see you there. I have seen the bandsaw trick and will have to try that.
@Robert Harris Hi Robert, As I said, I always buy from ToolStation but trying to find the parts is sometimes very annoying if you don't know the exact name of the thing you want. I have put a vague description into ScrewFix and it has come up with the thing I want and I just copy the correct name and search for it on ToolStation and I then can find it, but what I would like is to cut ScrewFix out and just be able to find the things on ToolStation without having to have the exact name.
I’ve built a few of these in a similar style, although admittedly not as nice. I was selling them at £65 a pop. I think people were happier to pay a price like that rather than spend in excess of a tonne on a fancy one only to have the kids cover it in dirt on its first outing.
At the time of writing this 4 people disliked this video, I can't believe that anyone actually disliked this video, what could be better than a grandfather making something for his grandchildren
@@Badgerworkshop I know you can't please everyone but sometimes it feels as though some people are just being Dicks. I guess that I will have to expect this when I start a channel
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I’ve got a five year old granddaughter who would love something like this. Thank you.
Sounds like a great project for you then
Excellent Matt, great project, should make you a very popular Uncle !
Any child would love the kitchen. Really nice job.
Thank you very much Tony
Great for kids,frowned on by parents! Great idea Matt👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Alan
I made one for a friend who has two small people, I just primed it and let her get the small ones to paint the thing. They did a good job, used about 10 different colours so its very 'busy' looking.
Thats a good idea. Could have saved me a job.
@@Badgerworkshop Anything to avoid painting
It looks very nice. They will have plenty of fun with it.
Thank you very much
One size bigger and u have a great outdoor kitchen 👍👍👍
Very true. Great for BBQs
And a Gin (or 2 or 3)
Lovely job. Reminded me of when I was a child and my carpenter/joiner uncle would make us (me and my brother & sister) things, memorable was the wonderful dolls house with working lights!
Thank you. Sounds like a great childhood
Excellent video, easy to follow and great build. I've just built this for my son with a few changes, thanks for posting!
Keep going you will be good and more accurate so dig in it good job
Being a grandad I love do jobs like this great idea and well built thanks for sharing 🍺🍺👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Brian. You will be popular.
Very nice build, your kids will be happy with this!
Thank you very much just need it to stop raining now
Nice one - no space for a play kitchen indoors but the kids' nursery got one of these and I'd been thinking about doing a similar one for the garden!
All we need now is some sunny weather
Thanks for sharing this neat idea have a blessed day
Thank you very much Tim
SLooks really good and they will have lots of fun with it
Thank you Ray
I really enjoy the video . It was a very happy project !!!!!!!!!! Excellent !!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you
I think this is brilliant - I'm sure the kids will love it! Great job.
Thank you very much
Hi Matt now I know what a mud kitchen is and how to build one well , If you ever want to take plugs out put them in with varnish , G .
Thank you, good tip.
This is great. Funny because this was going to be my present to my niece this Christmas. So thanks for sharing your idea Matt. 👍🏻
Thank you. You have lots of time to get it ready then.
This is a fantastic tutorial. Thanks for taking the time to record it and posting. Appreciation all the way from Texas.
Thank you
What a nice Uncle you are Matt
I try
Good idea for the niece and nephew, mate. 👍
With the warmer weather, they are going to love it, and you for making it for them. 👌
Thanks Bill. Does not feel much warmer today
@@Badgerworkshop shhhhh, kids don't seem to mind the weather as much when they are having fun! 😉
Ahh, the sophisticated ‘two holes in a stick’ circle ⭕️ marking tool - I had one, but I lost it 😋 great build Matt, really nice little project 🌲🦊🌲
I think I'm going to start selling them. Thank you
@@Badgerworkshop You can go play super-golf: two holes in one LOL
A very nice resource efficient kitchen.👍
Great project! I like your high-tech circle cutting jig!
Thank you. It works well
Brill job cheers Matt
Thank you
Omg! A broom handle is an awesome way to get some "dowel". That is an awesome tip 😎
Thank you. I know all the ways to save some money
@@Badgerworkshop For smaller diameters I use old bars from broken children's beds.
Great and thoughtful build Matt!
Thank you very much Henry
This is a supper job for children.
Yes great for them
Wicked video cheers keep up the good work!
Cute job!
Thank you
Another great job Matt, Well done buddy 😉
Thank you Phi
Another great build Martin
Thank you
Fun build l, and like the color.
Thank you. I really like the sage colour
The kids will love playing with that
I hope so John
Great job my ideal for the little ones
Thanks Ben
Nice !!!!
Thank you
That's better than my actual kitchen
Haha I'm sure that is not true
Great build. Thanks for sharing. When I was a child (read: 50 years ago) girls around the age of 4 - 10 would love to have such a play kitchen.
I'm afraid, now they prefer a tablet or a smartphone. It can be a nice item to make and sell if people were interested in it.
This is true. A few still like get dirty outside
what decking oil & shade did you use ?
Looks amazing
This looks great! I'm going to make one for my nephew! What is the dimensions of the kitchen?
Thats what woodworkers are there for, brilliant!
Thanks Keith
I love the stick with 2 holes jig! Where can I get one? :-)
Hi, I also live in the UK but I seldom use Screwfix or B&Q as I find them too expensive. As well as the two aforementioned sops I have a ToolStation and find them cheaper. However, Screwfix is useful because ToolStation is poor on descriptions, so I will find the item I want, take note of the exact name and then order it from ToolStation, It may not be fair to the other shops but it is better for my pocket. Love your videos and keep them coming. I was interested in your local wood reclamation center, I have not come across anything like that and as I only live about 15 miles from you, I would like to take a look at this place, so if you could let me know the postcode I would be thankful. I also use a plug cutter but getting them out with a screwdriver is problematic as they seem to break off at odd angles, so I use the bandsaw to cut them out, this has an added bonus as you can then use the rest of the board to cut more plugs, this can be advantageous if you are using expensive wood for the project.
I use Toolstation a lot. I could not find a plug cutter set from them. thewoodpile.org This is the place I go to. Its a great place. I might see you there. I have seen the bandsaw trick and will have to try that.
Hijack away Robert
@Robert Harris Hi Robert, As I said, I always buy from ToolStation but trying to find the parts is sometimes very annoying if you don't know the exact name of the thing you want. I have put a vague description into ScrewFix and it has come up with the thing I want and I just copy the correct name and search for it on ToolStation and I then can find it, but what I would like is to cut ScrewFix out and just be able to find the things on ToolStation without having to have the exact name.
I’ve built a few of these in a similar style, although admittedly not as nice. I was selling them at £65 a pop. I think people were happier to pay a price like that rather than spend in excess of a tonne on a fancy one only to have the kids cover it in dirt on its first outing.
They do seem to be popular at the moment
What are the dimensions?
Lovely job Matt 👍. Does that chalkboard paint need a varnish or similar topcoat (ie won’t it run in the rain)?
No it is fine outside.
thats rather adorable, js
Thank you
At the time of writing this 4 people disliked this video, I can't believe that anyone actually disliked this video, what could be better than a grandfather making something for his grandchildren
You can't keep everyone happy
@@Badgerworkshop
I know you can't please everyone but sometimes it feels as though some people are just being Dicks. I guess that I will have to expect this when I start a channel
Unfortunately you sort of get used to nasty comments
You should not hang the spoons above the "stove", you might get burnt.
I will be carful
Good work mate looks great bet uncle Matt will be getting loads of mud pies now for tea
Thank you. Yes lucky me
👍👍👍
Thank you
I’ve got a feeling this is going to get loads of views, well done! P.S where do you get the cheap broom handles from??
I hope so. I got them from ToolStation as normally the are 4 foot but they also sell 5 foot ones.
@@Badgerworkshop Not from old brooms? How much do you pay for them?
Do you mind if I ask where you got the bowl and accessories from please?
Either amazon or eBay