I had an idea in my head for the galley design and build and after a couple set backs and many learnings, I got it and I’m really happy with how it looks #diy #kitchen #design
With more routing to do, add a piece of ply maybe 300*150 to the base of your router, that will help to keep it level when you're on the wider gaps. Doing good there James, well done you.
Tangs167 is absolutely right. You can extend the base of your router by making a ply extension plate and bolting to the existing sole plate. In the joinery workshop it's common to have a few different ones for different set-ups / jobs.
With all of that wood dust in the air, you should be waring a filter mask. Time for some hovering. ;-) At 6:11 (and other times), I see what looks like an odd shaped hole in the deck, was their a problem?
@@alanrichardson1672 Makes me cringe quite honestly - especially the way the tools and materials are treated, not to mention his lungs. Starting with the decorative element first and working backwards to a cabinet carcass - why? What about doors, drawers and shelves and the practical things? But I keep watching... 😵💫🤦♀
Well done on the progress, James. I'll admit I don't understand how you're going to do the cupboards/drawers, but I'm looking forward to seeing it all come together and for the "ohhh... I see" moment. Here's my best parent impersonation... "mask!" 😨
I take my hat of to you for the dedication to working them boards I would of used the bendy mdf boards then glued on thin bit of vanier over top afterwards but we'll done n it's all looking good
I do amire James ' s sheer tenacity , he does throw himself at Project 59 . It is his boat and eventually his home . Sloe Patrol is a great little boat , but , he made mistakes on that too .
Don’t forget about the rounded bits by where the door of the refrigerator will be. Looking fantastic, though. Can’t wait to see the sink side, too. 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
It looks fantastic! But it was exhausting watching it come together, probably more so for you than me. Can’t wait to see how you open it up for storage. Hopefully you had a beer and had a good sleep after putting it together. As always I’m so happy you have great friends helping you. Thank you for sharing.
Well done mate. So impressed. It looks great. When done I think add some nice strip lights at the bottom to light up the walk way. Can’t wait to see it up fully
I know nothing about woodworking but perhaps rout the bottom after the curves just in case that happens again, then you can just turn it up the other way 😊 Also, maybe squeeze the filler into the routs as soon as it's up and it might strengthen the weak bits😊
Good job James.. have you thought about using C.A.Glue..aka Mitre glue with Spray Kicker..just a little quicker with Drying and it's waterproof..cheers.
he tried that before... But the plywood he is working with is very thin and it was difficult being accurate enough with a circular saw and chisel without damaging the last veneer layer. You also ended up with lots of lines when you then bend the plywood.
Do you have a brad nailer? I would reinforce this glueup with brad nails - they leave tiny holes that can be easily hidden with a bit of wood filler or glue mixed with sawdust. Also please, please wear a mask - this dust is not good for your lungs.
Hmm , I do not like how thin it is on your lovely curvy bends , they will split quite soon as they absorb and lose moisture . That is not how you acheive a nice visible bend .
With more routing to do, add a piece of ply maybe 300*150 to the base of your router, that will help to keep it level when you're on the wider gaps. Doing good there James, well done you.
Tangs167 is absolutely right. You can extend the base of your router by making a ply extension plate and bolting to the existing sole plate. In the joinery workshop it's common to have a few different ones for different set-ups / jobs.
An accidental knock or kick and I’m afraid those bends are going to crack without further reinforcement
James , there is only one way of achieving the curves you want , measure and measure again and then take it a steam bender .
Do wonder if it splits when a curve gets a knock as you are walking past it.
With all of that wood dust in the air, you should be waring a filter mask.
Time for some hovering. ;-)
At 6:11 (and other times), I see what looks like an odd shaped hole in the deck, was their a problem?
Wouldn’t it be better to buy flat packed kitchen units like some others that are doing boat conversations
@@alanrichardson1672 Makes me cringe quite honestly - especially the way the tools and materials are treated, not to mention his lungs. Starting with the decorative element first and working backwards to a cabinet carcass - why? What about doors, drawers and shelves and the practical things? But I keep watching... 😵💫🤦♀
Well done on the progress, James. I'll admit I don't understand how you're going to do the cupboards/drawers, but I'm looking forward to seeing it all come together and for the "ohhh... I see" moment. Here's my best parent impersonation... "mask!" 😨
I take my hat of to you for the dedication to working them boards I would of used the bendy mdf boards then glued on thin bit of vanier over top afterwards but we'll done n it's all looking good
All that work and effort and time , and it will split !
Hasn’t yet
Confused where doors and drawers will go to access the spaces.
James. I do hope that you are going to fit your ceiling before you put any further obstacles in your path.
Well done so far though.
Looking great James, hard work reaping rewards but please mask up.
I do amire James ' s sheer tenacity , he does throw himself at Project 59 . It is his boat and eventually his home . Sloe Patrol is a great little boat , but , he made mistakes on that too .
Sloe certainly has a few mistakes - I’m learning from those. Thanks
Superb work
Don’t forget about the rounded bits by where the door of the refrigerator will be. Looking fantastic, though. Can’t wait to see the sink side, too. 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
“ the mutts nuts eh !?” Lol 😂
Phew! 😄
Hey, looking good..
Looking good James 👍
Dont forget to save all your sawdust so it can be used with pva to fill any gaps
It looks fantastic! But it was exhausting watching it come together, probably more so for you than me. Can’t wait to see how you open it up for storage. Hopefully you had a beer and had a good sleep after putting it together. As always I’m so happy you have great friends helping you. Thank you for sharing.
Great work James it’s starting to look great! Have great week 😊
James had it right with the kerf bendng , then you laminate after . An expensive folly .
That’s an option but more expensive. The way I’ve done it is more cost effective and easier
Well done mate. So impressed. It looks great. When done I think add some nice strip lights at the bottom to light up the walk way. Can’t wait to see it up fully
Great viewing again James....some nervous moments there but it's looking bloody good.
Fabulous work fella, very impressive indeed. 👏
I know nothing about woodworking but perhaps rout the bottom after the curves just in case that happens again, then you can just turn it up the other way 😊
Also, maybe squeeze the filler into the routs as soon as it's up and it might strengthen the weak bits😊
You should be wearing yr mask ...really you should ...you might not notice now but later on you will
Good job James.. have you thought about using C.A.Glue..aka Mitre glue with Spray Kicker..just a little quicker with Drying and it's waterproof..cheers.
Well done James good work 😂
You're getting there, should attach those uprights from the back for removal access if problems arise
An amazing job James !
Wow it's looking good!
How are you going to make doors on it
Well done
💜💙💚
Looking good but what about the cupboard doors, how will you create those? Cheers- Les and Anne on Glendyne
Hopefully all will come clear - when it does let me know as I could use some clarity
Should be wearing a mask with all that dust
Hi James, I am so embarrassed I don’t have any recommendations. Sorry for that! Just one question. Is there a hole in the floor. Cheers, Jens
Just hire cabinet makers, they can do it better and quicker.
You can soak panels to keep them limber
Guess I don’t understand. If you measured from left end instead of right, couldn’t you just flip it over?
Because he has a rebate on the bottom and he did that first.
Put some solid formers behind those curves before they get punctured and ruin all your efforts that you are proud of.
Well done again.
👍👍❤️🇨🇦
Why dont u set shallow blade depth with circ saw.
Cut loads of grooves, then just run a chisel down, to peel off wats left?
Just an idea.
he tried that before... But the plywood he is working with is very thin and it was difficult being accurate enough with a circular saw and chisel without damaging the last veneer layer. You also ended up with lots of lines when you then bend the plywood.
Do you have a brad nailer? I would reinforce this glueup with brad nails - they leave tiny holes that can be easily hidden with a bit of wood filler or glue mixed with sawdust.
Also please, please wear a mask - this dust is not good for your lungs.
Looking great but such hard work to of your self get the mask on look at the films eve what you breathing in so bad for you the oldies 👍😉
Cud u not have steamed the wood to make it plyable to bending 🤷🏼♀️
Veneer softener spray works as well
Hmm , I do not like how thin it is on your lovely curvy bends , they will split quite soon as they absorb and lose moisture . That is not how you acheive a nice visible bend .
Stick a mask on pal
All the dust
Just basic kitchen cabinets will suffice James . Bending timber is just a waste of time and money . Be honest with yourself ....
“Just Basic” and “suffice” are not concepts im employing on this build if I can help it
Gee it must be below 7 d with that mist coming out of your mouth like that i would say 3 or 4 d
the shocking quality of ply these days wont help.
Why do you say "kinda" all of the time?