Excellent demonstration of forward planning and use of IKEA unit, well done big man. 👌👌 But sorry I'm going to have to mark you down for working in your stocking feet. Ive now got the age and have the cheek to tell customers that I'll put down plenty floor protection or boot covers but i wont work without safety shoes on. Your feet are more important to you than a carpet. Still great work as usual 👍 👌
Hi John🖐As usual with my jobs, it's always a rush, and you're right that working in your socks is not very professional😬Thanks, as always, for watching🤩Cheers
👍👌 I would normally on a 3 have the centre on the outer track, does the overlaps and easy to get handle either side. Don't suppose it matters much that you're reverse due to the stop. The prep should make this a doddle for you 😃
Hi there🖐You make a great point, and may well have put the center door on the outer track like you mentioned, BUT don't it the other way did allow me to get the wider IKEA unit in👍Appreciate your comment and thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Hi Wayne🖐I have the little, sub-compact Makita SDS drill, but it really is only for lighter type work, and it makes hard work of it in harder masonary and concrete😬 I can't really recommend any other Makita SDS drill, but try and go for one with as big an 'impact' rate as possible👍Cheers Del
Hi James🖐Unfortunately I have painful arthritis in both my knees, back and hips, but also bone spurs have formed in my right hip which are very painful😔 Typical NHS has told me I can't have any stronger pain killers and avoid physical activity and use a stick when walking🤯Thanks for you concern🤗Cheers
Because bypass sliding doors are the norm here. For wardrobes and cupboards. There are a number of companies that make all sorts of interior fit outs. I jamb my openings. And architrave the front. Standard here. Doors are just made to measure. So working out sizes isn't a problem. I also sometimes use kits from Ikea, or the like, for interior fit out. I can also buy pre made sizes, as a kit. But expensive way of doing it. And pointless as I can get made to finished size easily. That set up you have will certainly look the part. A lot of effort on your part to get the result.
This project looks like you've had to put a lot of your brain power into it before you've even started. I will be looking forward to watching it all come together. PS. You like myself might not no your way around a computer, but just concentrate on the carpentry. 👍👍👍
Hi TC, spring is on its way Any cut roofing jobs ? I need to re-set due to a few health issues over winter and you on a roof would just do me nicely.......
Maybe its the camera but these only seem to be deep enough to hang stockings up in? But if that's your thing carry on fill your boots home owner 🙃but a very interesting install expert here Del for sure and a real life situation making the most of the limited space available for storage
Hi dell. Any reason for not putting a back into the boxed shelfed area you got from kitchen company? I did a wine rack recently thats sort of similar. Id send it to you if i could
Hi Dan🖐No backs in those shelving units purely down to wanting maximise every millimeter of depth, plus once fixed in place, they don't need a back for rigidity👊Cheers bud🤩
@thetallcarpenter great looking wardrobes. Can't wait to see how they turn out. Dell have you ever used or wanted to try a water level? I'm thinking about making one
Hi there👍They were made as a favour by my buddies kitchen carcass manufacturer and, unfortunately are not available to people outside the trade😬Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers
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Thanks for the video....just moved into a new gaff and was looking to install sliding doors...came at the right time this will help me...thanks
All the best in your new place Arthur🤩Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers
Used to do a lot of sliderobes when I was working as a fitter 👍☘️🇮🇪👋🤓
You're probably sick of the sight of them then John😲Thanks for watching bud 😎 Cheers
Excellent demonstration of forward planning and use of IKEA unit, well done big man. 👌👌
But sorry I'm going to have to mark you down for working in your stocking feet. Ive now got the age and have the cheek to tell customers that I'll put down plenty floor protection or boot covers but i wont work without safety shoes on. Your feet are more important to you than a carpet. Still great work as usual 👍 👌
Get some dust sheets down and get you’re trainers on pal 😂😂
Hi John🖐As usual with my jobs, it's always a rush, and you're right that working in your socks is not very professional😬Thanks, as always, for watching🤩Cheers
On the next job Aaron👀
I like it. Good of you to trust the plasterer too!😂
The plaster is only 22 and is VERY good👍Thanks for watching bud 😎 Cheers
Perfect timing, I'm looking to create a built in wardrobe with sliding doors in the very near future. I'll be taking notes
Glad my video is of interest to you Mathew🫡Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Lovely video Del, looking very smart 👏👏👍
Hi Mark🖐Thanks for watching bud 😎 Cheers
👍👍👍 Definitely interesting, looking forward to part 2. Thanks Del
Part 2 coming soon🫡Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
👍 can't wait to see part 2 del great content
Coming soon Paddy👌Thanks for watching 😎
That's some brilliant work del 👍👍👍.
Not one of those jobs that has to be rushed .👍
And nice to see you 👍👍
Hi John🖐It's taken a lot of planning, but its actually gone really well👊Thanks for your kind comment 😎 Cheers Del
Nicely done. Like the thought that you put into it.👍
Appreciate your comment Harry🤗and thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Very well worked out Del !!! well done , Great video thanks !!😊😊😊😊😊😇
Thanks as always for watching Michael 🤗
Looking very good so far Del. Roll on the next part.
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Cheers Dan🤗Next part coming soon💥
@@thetallcarpenter 💪🏻
Great video, looking forward to future parts. The dw cordless grinder looks good!
Hi there🖐Yeah, the DeWalt grinder is awesome👍Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
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Looking good mate.
I am sure ikea do a light oak wood effect mate.
Hi there🖐You're quite right, but it wasn't a great match, so the customer went for a completely different color👍Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
👍👌 I would normally on a 3 have the centre on the outer track, does the overlaps and easy to get handle either side. Don't suppose it matters much that you're reverse due to the stop.
The prep should make this a doddle for you 😃
Hi there🖐You make a great point, and may well have put the center door on the outer track like you mentioned, BUT don't it the other way did allow me to get the wider IKEA unit in👍Appreciate your comment and thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Definitely adapt if you can Del 👌👍
nice job del
Thanks Neil🤩
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Cheers Alistair 😎
Hello del love ur videos can u recomend a makita 18v sds drill for me. U put me rite with the circular saw. Many thanks , keep up the great work
Hi Wayne🖐I have the little, sub-compact Makita SDS drill, but it really is only for lighter type work, and it makes hard work of it in harder masonary and concrete😬 I can't really recommend any other Makita SDS drill, but try and go for one with as big an 'impact' rate as possible👍Cheers Del
Doing some huffing and puffing there Del, you ok👍
Hi James🖐Unfortunately I have painful arthritis in both my knees, back and hips, but also bone spurs have formed in my right hip which are very painful😔 Typical NHS has told me I can't have any stronger pain killers and avoid physical activity and use a stick when walking🤯Thanks for you concern🤗Cheers
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Thanks for watching 😎
Because bypass sliding doors are the norm here. For wardrobes and cupboards. There are a number of companies that make all sorts of interior fit outs. I jamb my openings. And architrave the front. Standard here. Doors are just made to measure. So working out sizes isn't a problem. I also sometimes use kits from Ikea, or the like, for interior fit out. I can also buy pre made sizes, as a kit. But expensive way of doing it. And pointless as I can get made to finished size easily. That set up you have will certainly look the part. A lot of effort on your part to get the result.
Hi Dave🖐Always great to read your comments, and clear you have a LOT of carpentry experience👊Cheers
This project looks like you've had to put a lot of your brain power into it before you've even started. I will be looking forward to watching it all come together. PS. You like myself might not no your way around a computer, but just concentrate on the carpentry. 👍👍👍
I'm like a dinosaur with computers Kevin😵💫Appreciate you watching bud🫡Cheers
Nice video Del look forward to part 2
Cheers Mark🤗Thanks for watching 😎
Hi TC, spring is on its way Any cut roofing jobs ? I need to re-set due to a few health issues over winter and you on a roof would just do me nicely.......
Hi Vic🖐I've got a fair few roofs coming up this year, so stay tuned🫡Thanks for watching and Hope you stay well🤩Cheers Del
Top work again Del, I hope those socks are steel toecap? 😉🤣🚴👍
My socks aren't Barry, but my toenails might be😲Cheers
Maybe its the camera but these only seem to be deep enough to hang stockings up in? But if that's your thing carry on fill your boots home owner 🙃but a very interesting install expert here Del for sure and a real life situation making the most of the limited space available for storage
Hi Mike🖐I only wear stockings at the weekend, but still need somewhere to store them🤪Thanks for watching and your comment 😎 Cheers
@@thetallcarpenter that's funny
Hi dell. Any reason for not putting a back into the boxed shelfed area you got from kitchen company? I did a wine rack recently thats sort of similar. Id send it to you if i could
Hi Dan🖐No backs in those shelving units purely down to wanting maximise every millimeter of depth, plus once fixed in place, they don't need a back for rigidity👊Cheers bud🤩
@thetallcarpenter great looking wardrobes. Can't wait to see how they turn out.
Dell have you ever used or wanted to try a water level?
I'm thinking about making one
Which supplier did you buy the timber for the wardrobe from?
Hi there👍They were made as a favour by my buddies kitchen carcass manufacturer and, unfortunately are not available to people outside the trade😬Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers
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Thanks for watching Richard 😎
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Cheers Wayne🤗