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Mercedes Sprinter Camper - Kitchen Worktop
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- How to scribe and install a Kitchen Worktop in our Camper Van conversion. This worktop is for our Kitchen unit we are building in a Mercedes Sprinter Camper Van.
We are using 28mm Bamboo worktop by Kit+Kaboodle Kitchens purchased from Homebase UK.
The original worktop measure 2200mm x 600mm and we cut and shape it to fit our Camper Van.
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Greg if you ever get tired of RUclips you could make a living narrating audiobooks, I find your voice so soothing haha
Seriously impressed with the detail of explanation you go into your videos Greg. Your channel has the most concise van build videos I have seen online. Thank you!
"I always like to leave all my screws with the slot in the vertical position and they all look nice and neat."
That statement defines your attention to detail which is nothing less than amazing.
This is bitter sweet for me realizing that we're very near the end of this wonderful construction project.
Thank you so much for this brilliant series Mr Virgoe.
There will be lots more technical videos to come on every aspect of the van. There are lots of parts of the electrics, solar and battery setup that have not been discussed yet 😀
@@GregVirgoe What a relief! Thanks Greg!
I have watched the series from start to finish and I have always been impressed by the attention to detail, not just the 'hands on', but the explanation behind the decision making process. A thoroughly professional approach that puts all other van conversion videos to shame. Unfortunately, the vertical screw slots have destroyed my faith in Greg's project. Any fool knows that slots should always be horizontal, just like every switch, socket and door handle screw in my home.
Positioning screws slots all in the same direction (normally lengthwise) comes from the sailboat world, I used to be a sailor.
@@arius1 Yes, an elementary mistake for Greg to make but it does show he's human! 10/10 as usual Greg! :D
I'm stunned by the professional standard of this conversion - and inspired by the thought that it might not be impossible to get a similar result by using the vast number of techniques and tips you've shared so freely. A huge thanks to you, Greg. 👍
Another great video Greg. What everyone wants now is the grand reveal of the completed van in its full glory!
Yes chris, I’m quite excited about it myself and I see it every day 😂 lol
When you're an expert, it's all you need to be. I love these videos, they have a calmness and a simplicity you just don't find. It's amazing and unique. It's just all Greg.
I'm sure people are still watching this series as it's a great resource. Couple of points on cutting worktops. Firstly be aware that downcut blades will produce a bit of chatter so make sure you apply a bit more pressure than with a standard upcut blade.
The blade is trying to lift the tool, rather the norm of pulling the saw to the work piece with an upcut blade.
If you are looking to finesse a scribe even more, angle your saw and undercut by 5-10 degrees, this will leave less material to sand or plane if a perfect fit is your aim. It will also avoid the blade bending and not producing a flush cut which is common in thicker materials.
Some very good advice there abs great tips. Thank you for watching 👍🏼😃
Quite satisfying watching the work top getting the polish rolled on.
Spud head those bits are the icing on the cake 🤩
Hi! Watched a bunch of your videos today - you are amazing. Such talent and fine demeanor - a pleasure to learn from you. Thanks!
Greg you’ve done an amazing job on this, you should be very proud of yourself. We all have learnt so much from you and the knowledge given will help hundreds if not thousands of people. Well done my friend...bring on Europe, we are all ready!👍🏼😊🏆
Hi Marc, Thank you for taking the time to give me such great feedback on every video, really appreciated.
Greg Virgoe it’s being my pleasure mate, enjoying every one 🏆👍🏼😊😉
I don't even know why I've been watching this series, I've got a caravan and have no intention of building a campervan and no interest in DIY but it's been bloody brilliant
"I always like to leave all my screws with the slot in the vertical position."
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I am from South africa I am busy building my Mercedes camper van , your videos was to a great help to me I just can't wait to finish it of . IN SOUTH Africa we have very strict rules as far as the cladding are concern all plywood must have a plastic coating like a wood finishing , or else the van can not be registered as a camper van thanks for your excellent tips it makes it so much easier cant wait to go on touring
I've enjoyed each of these videos. I'll be going back through and watching many of them again. Not just for the "how to's" but because I love the attention to detail you give everything. Once this is 100% done, do you think you'll miss the build? I know I'll miss the building vids but looking forward to your travels as well.
And I've suggested your channel to many. Your vids are not only extremely informational, but you present the projects in easy to understand and in simple terms where even the most novice can get great results following you. Your channel is an awesome resource for anyone doing a DIY RV/van build.
Thank you Kirk for all your support and for such great feedback.
I hear a touch of emotion in your voice this being the last of your van build. I feel the same, it's been great fun watching/learning from your van build. I'll continue to recommend your tutorials and I look forward to seeing your new adventures.
I think it goes without saying, but this is the best van build series on YT. Well done Greg for the quality of video and explanations. I laughed at the old school comment regarding the kitchen top. “I cut 2 or 3 foot of the end leaving 1400mm”. Totally understand the dimensions without a second thought. Well done mate. Cheers Dave
DNL1200GSA from an era where feet and inches are easier to visualise and often switch between that and metric all the time. Thanks for the nice comment. 😀
Greg - I’ve now watched your complete build and now viewing your travels. It’s inspired me to do my own van. I’m am at the very early planning stage, learning about sketch up. I’ve been looking at
the builds from other van life people, and keep coming back to the practicality of your layout. I am researching how I can use 12v water, van heating & A/C. It gets hot in Aussie, but may be able to get away with Sirocco fans especially near the bed. Thanks for the reply and motivation. Regards Dave.
Congratulations Greg, brilliant job! Has been such a pleasure watching your craftsmanship over these past months. Looking forward to a final reveal video. Hope you have great times in Europe, you deserve it!!!
Thanks, Dave, I hope you will continue to follow us on this journey.
Do you have plans to do your own van conversion?
When you said you align all your screws the same way it again confirmed you are the campervan conversion master Craftsman! :D
Simply brilliant Greg
Many thanks Steve
another excellent and helpful video...every time I have a panic or doubt myself, I watch some of your videos and I'm back on track, thank you!
Greg you have produced a wonderful set of reference videos for anyone considering doing a van conversion.👍😀🦄
God help me....my van will be in absolute tatters compared to this! Absolutely beautiful work, form and function Greg.
I'm sure it won't, some careful planning, careful measuring and a bit of time you will be golden.👍🏼
Looking forward to the adventure films, but also sad the build is coming to an end! 😔 love your content and delivery. You’re a natural in front of the camera
Hi, really appreciate your continued support, been with me for a long time now and does mean a lot. Thank you
Wow looks great I have missed a few episodes but all caught up now 👍🏽 screw heads all in a vertical position wow and I thought I was a perfectionist 😂😂
An other good vid Greg glad your doing 1 about the change over from Pannel van to motor caravan I,v just took pic,s of every thing I,v dun haha looking forward to the next 1 cheers Danny
danny scrimshaw yes, video is out at 3pm tomorrow afternoon.
I can see the engineer in your precision and you ability to break each project into sub tasks. And of course having, building, and using the right tool.
Very well done 👍! You van looks beautiful. Looking forward to you future projects and travel videos.
Saturday morning coffee and a new Greg Virgoe video- no better way to start the day. Ready to hit the tool bench now.
A little bit of DIY ? - what you have achieved is (IMO) Is a top class job, your attention to detail and your skill level -- so I'm guessing you must be a chippy by trade? Very well done - now enjoy the fruits of your labour - Thanks I have learned lots from watching.
That really nice of you to say so Mike, thank you.
I'm a Mechanical Services Design Engineer by trade, desk job really.
Never touched a bit of wood until two years ago, but really enjoy the satisfaction of making it yourself.
Thats what i call entertaiment learning channel
A master craftsmen at work. I hope to start my van early next year with a few mods to adapt to South African weather. We are a little warmer than you guys but will review your van build videos again & again. Well done and travel well.
My very best wishes for your van build Alan. Insulation works the same in hot climates to prevent heat gain.
Hi Greg, that bamboo top looks amazing and the whole van too, you should be well proud of yourself, looking forward to the grand unveiling
Thank you John, I stand back and think wow I made this from nothing, it's quite an achievement.
Amazing as always.
Im just about half way into my mercedes sprinter conversion. Just put the diesel heater in to keep me warm while working on the van. Your videos have give lots of tips for me and some great ideas. Im excited to work on my conversion all the time and learning lots.
So thank you so much. Cant wait for more videos from you.
Hi Michael, great to hear that you are also doing a van build, working through the winter was a challenge when your tools are cold to touch. Make the most of the dry sunny days and best wishes with your own van
your videos really helped me. I am building my cabinets now :) thanks for the inspiration and guiding, i hope you enjoy your van as much as you can
That's really good to hear Tobi, good luck with your build.
I am looking forward to getting it out on the road.
I’ve watched all of your videos and I’ve been impressed by them all. Your workmanship and level of detail is amazing and when I finally get round to converting my own van your content will be my first go to. Again, amazing work and thank you for making these videos! 🙏🏻
Your most welcome and best wishes with your own build 👍🏼
When I was serving my apprenticeship ( Joinery, carpentry ) my employers loved trying to find anything they could pull me up on, and lining up screw heads was a must plus nail spacing or shilling marks left on wood finish from hammering home nails without stopping short and punching home, well only on finished would like architraves and skirting boards.
After a while It' wasn't so funny for them when I started pulling them up for their rushed endeavors lol, we were always on a price.
You brought back some fond memories there and your right, attention to detail makes a difference, well in most cases lol, I've met some folks over the years who really don't care much for it strangely.
Anothet excellent video Greg, I've watched a lot of build videos in prep for doing my conversion and yours are the best! Seriously it's like a proper course in how to do this, and I'll be able to just follow your videos as I go. Thanks so much.
Thank you Ross, pleased they will be helpful to you.
What have you got planned for your own van?
@@GregVirgoe I've got a MWB Sprinter which I've just finished fixing the bodywork and roller painting with Rustoleum. I'm basically going to do what you've done but I'm on a tighter budget so with less mod cons. I'll put a video up when it's finished. Cheers
So much awesome. I had to laugh about the slotted screws. My brand of OCD like to leave them horizontal. 😉
Equally another fantastic choice of finishing position 😂👍🏼
Great detailed video as normal, can’t wait for a full grand tour from van to luxury one of motorhome
Thank you Ian, It’s been a while coming hope it lives up to expectations 😊
I did guess the worktop was bamboo, only because I have a chopping board made of it I got from Argos ages ago. Its a wonder it hasn't been used more, it is starting to get used more now though. Its good because its quite strong, looks good and bamboo grows quick so good for the enviroment too. Great videos Greg.
Great job on the build Greg! Thanks for all of the videos. Your attention to detail is definitely next level!
The bamboo is really nice, rounding the edge made the finish, great job Greg
I don't know what it is with wood but you find you have to touch it and those smooth edges make it feel much nicer :D
@@GregVirgoe really nice pattern too, great job with the videos appreciate it
Great workmanship as always, vans looking great, I liked the sneaky shots at the end, 👏👏
I thought it would be nice to show a couple of the shots I had taken for the DVLA video.
I get asked quite often to show some shots from further back so you can see more of the van.
Thanks for sticking it out to the end :D
I couldnt have timed that any better to log in to RUclips :)
I try and get them out at 3 on a Friday if I can 😊
Another great job Greg! Looking forward to the completed van tour video.
Thank you very much Don, there should be a few little surprises 😊
Awesome job Greg can't wait for your first shakedown test cruise.
The first night sleep in the van will be the next milestone moment. 😃
Fabulous, details, instructions that I feel I could do given the proper tools. Amazing as always!!!
It does help to get the precision with the right equipment
I bought my 1st van to convert I have wanted to do it for some time and after watching everyone of your videos I bought the van you have really inspired me! But now I have it I'm very scared!
Hi James, I do know exactly how you feel, there were many jobs on the van that gave me a few sleepless nights I can be honest with you. The biggest of those was when it came to cutting holes in the van because there is so much at stake if it goes wrong.
But with careful planning, measure, measure and measure again with a nice fresh blade or saw it will go well and the huge sense of satisfaction when the job goes well. It is ok to worry just take your time and break each job down into small chunks with mini goals. I set myself daily goals of what I want to get done, then at the end of the jab say to yourself, that's a good days work!
My very best wishes with your own build and please do come back and keep me updated with your progress. Thank you
@@GregVirgoe did you use structural ply wood soft or hardwood?
Hi James, for the plywood lining of the van I used 9mm marine ply, this has very good glue and will resist moisture much better.
The kitchen carcasses are made from 12mm hardwood plywood.
The lightweight furniture plywood is made by Morland UK and is made from Poplar, laminated both sides.
@@GregVirgoe great thank you
You could consider looking up videos of people building out of t-slot aluminium, as well. It's probably as easy as wood or easier, depending on skillset. Just cut the aluminium to the proper lengths and bolt it together with angle brackets and such. "Ourkaravan" here on RUclips, or "Humble Road" who also uses it. Basically construct the framework out of aluminium, and cover it with wood, plywood, whatever.
Greg, great videos mate. You have a great way of communicating and giving tips. Many thanks for your hard work.
Mart Whelan nice to know it is appreciated. Thank you 😊
Awesome Greg, testament to an amateur taking time patience and planning. Great stuff. Looking forward to the walk through and your adventures👍
Many thanks Stephane, I'm a great believer in measure twice, cut once. Thank you for following me. 😊
Your skills are top notch my friend. Your workshop is awesome and you have gave me loads of inspiration. Thank you for taking the time and doing these videos and your attention to detail is very impressive. Keep up the great work my friend I will continue to follow your journey.
Another great video, been watching since the start and given me lots of ideas for my dream build. One mistake, Bamboo is not wood it is grass but I will 100% forgive you and you probably already knew.
Well done jonathan, technically I'll give you that one, did you know some species are stronger than Oak?
Thanks Greg, I didn’t but that doesn’t surprise me. I’ve worked a lot in SE Asia and what they do with it is impressive. Looking forward to the final reveal and the cost breakdown, I’m trying to get a better idea of the costs before I bite the bullet and buy a van, if it comes out anywhere as good as yours I’ll be very happy.
Looking fantastic Gregory 💪💪💪💪
Thank you so much for this series. I have watched and enjoyed every single one of them. I messaged you a few months ago and you gave me some good advice. I have now got my van "Maverick" Ford Transit high top MWB and have strated my conversion. I do not have a fraction of your skills and will be relying on few friends to pitch in but the inspiration and enthusiasm has come from you and I am enjoying every second of the adventure. Good luck on your travels and I look foreward to seeing the future vlogs.
Really liking the bamboo counter top. I have been considering a bamboo floor but I had not thought about doing both until now. Well done
I do like the distinct look of the grain in Bamboo and of course it's a very sustainable product so it ticks the environmental box too 👍🏼😃
Hello Greg, just recently came upon your channel as I started watching the Gadgets.. just wanted to say that you Sir, are a fantastic craftsman.. your attention to the smallest detail is great, your van conversion is superb.. and I like your traveling videos as well.. also it’s great to see your lady giving you a hand throughout the process.. job fantastically done.. 👍
Yet again, top notch quality in your work and your videos, that bamboo looks amazing, love the rounded edge, it really does finish it off. Well done!!
The kitchens is wonderful you are a real perfectionist and I love that. I am sorry the build is mainly over but cant wait to be with you on your travelling
Hi Linda, I'm pleased that comes across, I do try to do everything to the best of my ability.
I have lots of plans and ideas for future videos so I hope you continue to enjoy what I do.
Beautiful work. You did a great job. Proper workmanship. :)
Thank you very much Mike 😊
Have really enjoyed your series of videos. You have certainly inspired and helped me during my vivaro van conversion. Thank you.
That’s really great to hear Chris and I’m pleased they have been useful to you.
That bamboo is really nice...... Nice work! Cheers, Scott
I actually stumbled across it by accident while shopping for something else.
The bonus was it was only £50 which was such good value too.
Finally!!!! Great video!! By watching your video feels like I am building a van too!!
Thank you very much Alex
Again top notch, this is better than watching tv
I stopped watching most mainstream TV a long time ago and much prefer to watch other RUclipsrs, there are so many interesting channels out here now.
Great video as always!! That osmo finish that you used on the worktop is actually made here in Germany just down the road from me. Small world! Can't wait to see it finished!
Hi Luke, I didn’t know that, yes a small world indeed 😊
I bet you both are getting excited about getting out on the Rd fantastic from start to finish 👏👏👏👏 and yes really looking forward to seeing you out on the Rd safe travels both and thank you for the best van build videos you smashed the van build and smashed the very, very informative videos wishing you all the very best love Brett and Bec 👍♥️🚐👌😉
Fantastic detail as always, picked up heaps of tips for when I do my benchtop in a few weeks time. I'll be using a (native) pine laminate as its lighter and available in heaps of sizes here in NZ, I initially looked at Bamboo, but it tends to be very thick and only comes in one width and is mainly 3m lengths, so quite expensive and lots of wastage, as its too thick to use the offcuts for tables etc. Looking forward to the full tour.......
I was surprised to see that Kaboodle Kitchens is an Aus company.
The board here was 28mm thick so less than the normal 40mm for kitchens and was only 2.2m long
I have managed to use 1.85m in the van including the flip up section at the end.
But when you cut out the oven and sink there does seem to be more on the waste pile than in the van :O
Kaboodle flat packs are available at Bunnings in Aus & NZ, its the Aussie B&Q :-) The cheapest bamboo benchtop they have here is a bit longer and thicker and costs $549, which is about GBP250, so a tad expensive as I'd use less than half of it. They have a v nice looking Acacia oiled hardwood one for $98 though, so about GBP50 which I'll look at and see if I prefer it to the native Pine one. Just the one hole for the sink for me, as mine is a weekend and holiday campervan I'm going to use my portable butane stove top when out and about as I can use it outside too, and a small portable single Induction hob when I'm at campsites with power. I'll try and use the sink cut out as a chopping board/sink infill, and the rest will be used as table top for the dinette and a flip up at the end of the kitchen bench , and some storage lids too.
The natural oiled worktop looks beautiful mate. Great work as always
Greg... you are the best. Love your videos
Really appreciated Karen, thank you
@@GregVirgoe Your videos are really detailed and interesting. They have given me many great ideas for my build which is coming slowly. I have a design dilemma because I want to sleep 4. Ive seen various sleeping layouts and would love to construct a pull down rear bed with a dinette under that converts to bed. But first things first. Finish insulating, roof vents and then insulate the ceiling.
Well done Greg and thanks so much for sharing in such detail your build, i can't wait to follow your European adventure where i'm sure you will find out just how good all your systems and equipment are.
Looks fantastic and such a quality job, I’m surprised you have only a limited DIY experience as everything you have done has looked so professional, I’ve recently shared a link to another van builder regarding insulation so hopefully he can benefit as well. Thank you for sharing your build and making the time for such quality videos. Look forward to seeing the van complete and following your adventures, good luck and thank you once again.
By far the best van build videos on you tube as always 👏👏👏👏
Great work as always Greg, that bamboo really does look well. It's almost a shame that you're coming to the end of the build, I'll miss watching the videos which always seemed to have just the right balance of detail without going overboard. I have to admit that I skipped a couple of the more technical "wordy" ones, like the gas regulations, but will go back and watch them in full when I finally get around to starting my own build.
Now get out there and enjoy the fruits of your labour, you deserve it 👍
Bamboo is a great choice. It's a renewable material (grows much faster than trees) and very durable.
Thank you Andy, there still loads of content to come.
I see areas where I think I can add value to others.
There's a lot of very useful info in the gas video :D
Yes Croft, we had some in our garden and it's grows really fast and spreads like a weed almost.
Very strong too, lots of far east countries still use it for scaffolding etc
Good to hear there's more to come Greg, and I wasn't trying to suggest otherwise about the gas video. From a quick flick through I can see it's packed with useful information, it's probably just a bit too in depth for me at this stage of the process. It will no doubt be a great reference when I get down to some serious planning. 😊
Another superbly detailed video, Greg, well done, that bamboo looks amazing.
Hi Michael, it’s nice to have a bit of real wood in the van. 😊
Well Done Greg I have watched all your build vids and have enjoyed all of them and will be using some of your great tips and knowledge on my van when i get it..looking forward to your final tour of the finished van , hope you have a great time around Europe.
Excellent video and the worktop looks lovely Greg.
Thank you very much Steve
Nice work Greg. Looks great.
Sir just bloody outstanding you are one hell of a craftsman
Awesome video love watching your craftsmanship lot of good pointers and ideas. We're trying to figure out what to use for a countertop in mine and I like the idea of the bamboo and definitely the look. So hopefully I can find it here in the states
fantastic work as always Greg, keep the video's coming mate. Been a massive help to my sprinter build. loving the Bamboo worktop. really finishes off nicely.
Amazing. I have been watching your videos, all day until my tablet run out of battery. Now where can I find you to help me build my van
Hi Cora, just leave me a message and I’ll comeback to you with an answer. 😀
just about there now Greg ,looking great too. well done
Thank you Nell for your continued support of the channel, great to see your comments each time.
*Right through the series I've wondered if you lined all the screw tops up the same. But every time I thought about asking I stopped myself and thought there's only me would be as fussy as to do that. Good to know I'm not the only one.*
*Now I just have to up the other 99.9% of my game to get near your level.*
When screws are on show like on a switch plate I have to have them in a line,
nobody will notice but for a second of time, it does make me happy :D
Attention to details results in a quality job I think.
I too am a member of the vertical screw line club. Nobody gets it! But the satisfaction of seeing them perfectly straight. A funny story...I vetoed an electrician rewiring our house because his helper didn't get the switch plate flush with the wall after needing to look inside ( what type of work would he do with the be wires). And his screw was horizontal.... hubs still doesn't get it. I tell him it's a Virgo thing😉
Wouldn't you want to turn the screws to achieve a consistent and appropriate torque for the material you are screwing into? That will result in screws in all orientations. Sure, the aesthetic beauty is lost, but the sense of function of the screw is maintained.
It does depend on application and all hidden fixings are done up tight. I’m just talking about visible cosmetic screws like switch plates etc where 1/4 of a turn makes no difference to its security 😊
@@GregVirgoe With Phillips head it doesn't matter if it is a *+* or a *x* so long as they are all the same, but there again I do have too much time on my hands.
That van is looking pukka! looks really well and for a 1st timer wow, you should build these for a living, I bet you’d enjoy 😉 that!
Beautiful job.
Thank you 😊
Well done Greg, I've seen almost every video and been keeping along with your build. Just want to say congratulations on completion and your work. I hope someday I can save enough money to build one just like this. Your videos have given me enough confidence that I can use as a guide when that time comes.
Absolutely, Greg ... your videos are indispensable. And think the bamboo top looks great!
(Bamboo-themed interior on my own build? ... hmm ... if Lord Jesus wills!)
And looking forward to your travel v-logs as well. We'll be praying your adventures are safe, fun and everything you and yours hoped for.
Just an observation: if anyone has a similar cutout for a slide-in oven with cooktop like Greg here ... and if you want more support when moving that top after its been cut inside the workshop. Or if the top needs to travel in an truck for a while; one can attach a piece of 1"x4" wood stock to the underside and pre-drill and use screws to hold it. I've seen a few expensive countertops break at that back edge when they weren't supported before getting to their place of install.
Lord Jesus bless and thanks again to Greg for this great info and instruction ... Brilliant !
We missed you
Hi Sue, I’m still here 😂 is it because last weeks video didn’t go out on a Friday? 😀
Great video as ever. A true craftsman at work. 👍🏾
Thank you so much for all your work Greg. I hope you guys make good use of your outstanding build.
Good jog Greg!
Fantastic!
Wonderful job Greg, congratulations. You are an inspiration.
Wow Greg, great Job!
Once again Greg, another great detailed video 👌
Really appreciate your support Johnny
Final walk through showing everything!
Yep, been a long time coming, even I'll be glad to see it too LOL
Great work Greg, the bamboo really pops with the finish and that is a nice looking kitchen I personaly like the faucet! Best of luck! Cheers from Portugal ;)
Thank you very much Daniel
@@GregVirgoe You are more than welcome!
That’s a really nice job, lovely finish on that wood 👍🏼
Look great thanks for sharing 👍🏻
Thank you too for watching
Another brilliant video! Thanks!
Love the work top
Well done!!@
Videos are invaluable to my build!!!
Great job as always. In the nitpicking department; I would have preferred to see the routering job continue around the side of the work surface also, and the sharp edge on the corner where you can easily slam your hip might be better off gently curved instead of a 90 degree angle.
Hello, there is method in my madness here. The kitchen will have an extension piece. The bit I was polishing on the workbench. This is now fitted to the end of the units with lift up brackets to give us another 450mm 18” of counter space.
So if I had rounded off that edge too there would be a valley where the two pieces meet when it’s lifted. That is why I did not round it over 😀