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KITCHEN FITTING UK. ***GLOSS GREY HANDLE LESS KITCHEN*** PT3
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- In this final video I fit the plinths and the cooked hood apart from the chimney as the electrical connection has yet to be done.
Top level carpenter one of the best in the uk along with robin clevitt and Dan.
Hi Darren🖐That's a very generous comment bud🤗Thanks for watching😎Cheers Del
Great job mate looks wicked
Cheers Kelvin🤩Thanks for watching 😎
Silly me, I just love how you, freehand, cut a lovely circle in the ceiling w/out a holesaw!
Hi Juliet🖐A holesaw is great and fast, but does throw dust everywhere, which isn't the best in a, nearly finished, kitchen👍Thanks for your comment 😎 Cheers Del
He’s a true pro, knows what to use and when..
Great stuff as always. I love the fact that you mentioned Andy The Gosforth Handyman. I follow his channel also (along with Proper DIY, Rag 'n' Bone Brown, Charlie DIYte and Robin Clevett ) It's good to see proper craftsmen like yourself giving a shout out to each other.
Hi John🖐Great comment bud, and Andy gave my channel a plug on his kitchen video which mine a nice little boost👊It's a funny old world making and uploading RUclips videos, and, as you say, is pretty cool to think that there is a bit of community that makes you feel not so alone from a creators perspective🤩Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter You're right, a community of like minded craftspeople. I've learnt a lot. I also follow Gid Joiner but he seems to be a bit quiet at the moment.
@@johnthresher259 Gary Thompson joinery is good too, Gary doesn’t seem too interested in RUclips currently either, I’m guessing it’s a hell of a lot of work for not much reward unless you’re getting the numbers watching.
Likely takes twice as long to do job too, if you’re videoing it!
Good channel but nice , funny bloke
Beautiful clean bright kitchen . Great attention to detail as always 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
It was a pretty straightforward one Steve👊Thanks for your comment bud😎Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter 🤜🏽🤛🏽🧱👍🏽
Excellent work as usual Del. Looking forward to the next one. Can't let the Nagging Machine aka The Wife watch or she would be wanting that same kitchen. 🤭Take care..
Yeah Dave, a man should NEVER reveal what he watches on the Internet with his other half😲It's just safer all round😆Great comment 👍 Cheers Del
Nice looking kitchen there Del and nice series. Look forward to seeing you soon. 👍👍
It's been a little cutie of a job Kevin😁and there's plenty more of this kind of thing coming soon👍Thanks, as always😎
Great video again. Sparky put the power for our rangehood in the wrong location (only off about 300mm - one of many mistakes). The kitchen fitters did not want to come back so they fed the rangehood power lead into the ceiling. When the sparky came back to fix their mistakes (fortunately a differ person) they just moved the socket in the ceiling & connected rangehood. Then plaster had to come back to patch the wall. Hard to get good trades people in Australia. Great to see there are still trades people like you that take pride in their work.
Hi Peter🖐I've seen the power outlet for the extractor hood outside where the chimney goes quite a few times, and it's just poor/lazy planning, and as you mention in your comment, causes additional problems for others to sort out😵💫Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching from Australia 🇦🇺 😀 Cheers Del
Nice video Del👌. I've seen fitters using a 18volt impact to fit full kitchen. Crazy stuff. See what you did hand tighten dishwasher all drawer brackets. That's what I do aswell, I have a fairly old cordless makita 18v drill, it's weak to drill stuff, but perfect for light work. Keep the brushless 18v for other stuff.
You're spot on Paul, and these powerful new impact drivers lack the control of the smaller, drill drivers, and can easily strip out timber when screws are overtightened😬 I guess it's a case of using the right tool for the job👍Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter spot on Del 👍🇮🇪
I use a Bosch Ixo. The torque is so low you can hold it loosely to attenuate it.
Strange to have such a small dishwasher in a large kitchen! In an odd place as well!
You did a wonderful job though!
Hi Sue🖐To be honest, this particular customer didn't want a dishwasher at all🤯Thanks for watching and your comment 😎 Cheers Del
great series of videos
Appreciate you watching Neil🤗Cheers Del
Quality work as usual 👍love your kitchen videos
Appreciate your comment Paddy🤗and thanks for watching😎Cheers
Excellent work... you're multitalented!😃
It's all part of the job description Andrew😁Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers
Excellent work. Thanks for your help with the Kickboard problem. Much appreciated
My pleasure Wardy👍Cheers Del
Thanks del great job as always looking forward to your next video 👍🏻
That's great John, and I have lots more videos to come👍Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Great stuff Del, always shy away from kitchen work wouldn't have the patience for it, however watching you at that is kind of therapeutic. I'd be interested to see the kitchen in the 12 hip house 🏠. Cheerio
Hi Gerard🖐Like all things, I guess, it comes down to confidence and repetition🤓I probably will show the 12 hip roof house kitchen as it's quite a nice one🤩Cheers Del
Brilliant job 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching John😎Cheers Del
Brilliant!
Cheers Tony👊
Excellent job Del
Cheers Robert👊Thanks for watching 😎
Nooice!
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Great video Del !!! Thanks
Thanks for watching Michael🤗Cheers Del
Watching and learning 🙋♂️
Cheers Joe👍and thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
For holes like that I keep a box of coloured wax’s in the van
They can be a life saver Paul, and I actually need to expand my colour range with the ones I have🤔Thanks for your comment and for watching😎Cheers Del
Excellent 😁Del , fitted a hob in my own kitchen about 6 months ago, Bosch ,had to go back and fit a heat proof panel under it to stop the heat traveling down into the drawer , never had to do that before, service guy said it's standard practice now, spoke to a few other lads and the never heard that , last time I'll buy a Bosch hob 👎 , 👋☘️🇮🇪👋
I must admit John, its the first I've heard of this issue🤔but sounds like it might be a 'thing' with Bosch hobs😬Thanks for the info fella😎Cheers Del
Forgot to say we never had any problem like this with the old one 🤷🏼♂️
@@johnmorrissey1675 🤔😵💫
Did you put it in with the rings facing up? 😁
@@ironpirate8 😀 you could fry a egg in the cutlery drawer 🤔☘️
Nice one Del. 👍
Thanks Barry👊
Excelente trabajo felicidades 👊 💪 👌🏻
Thanks for watching Vianka🤩
Neat kitchen...but as you said the design/layout could have been better...do like those handle less kitchen thou. look forward to your next task.
I agree Arthur🤔But the customer gets what the customer wants😶Thanks for watching and more videos coming soon👍Cheers Del
Does the extractor vent into the loft? Thanks for sharing your workmanship.
Hi Nathan🖐The extractor was vented through the loft and out of the end cable wall👊Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Currently doing a carpentry apprenticeship, your videos have been a great resource. Thank you! Also have to ask, how tall are you? :)
Hi Lee🖐Great to hear you are doing a carpentry apprenticeship, and that my videos are helping🤩I'm just shy of 6'6" tall bud😎Cheers Del
what is the gap between plinth and bottom cabinet? I assume as you can not see gap, and you need some clearance to get plinth in...
Hi there🖐I try to keep the gap below 5mm 👍Cheers Del
Retired chippy here, very nice job if I may say so, but where does the extractor pipe terminate?
Hi Tony🖐Great to have you watching🤩This goes up into the roof void and then out the cable wall👍Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter 👌
Fitting kitchens looks like it can be a pain sometimes/ dishwasher
Hi there🖐Like most things,I guess, some go well/smoothly, and some don't😵💫Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
You didn’t try an make the undermount sink removable then Del, for ‘maintenance’ 😜😂
Not on this one OSC😵😆😎
@@thetallcarpenter can’t do it every kitchen! Make life to easy for the sink engineers ( maintenance dept.)
Hi Del, a great kitchen fit mate!!! Have you any experience with benchmarx kitchens /customer service. I’ve been asked by a customer to possibly fit one, but never had any experience with them. Cheers Paul
Hi Paul🖐hope you are well🤞I have fitted a Benchmark kitchen before, and don't remember there being any problems when a couple of bits needed changing/replacing😎Cheers
@@thetallcarpenter thanks Del. Keep the posts coming mate. I love watching them. You are an ambassador to our trade.
@@paulyoull5472 You're too kind Paul🤗
Del, who supplies your kitchens?? Just like the door on the DW. Much easier.. I use howdens mainly.
Hi David🖐They are put together from different suppliers/manufacturers by a company called LifeLong Kitchens in Cambs 👍Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter ahhh ok. Will check if they deliver to the North or have branches here. Cheers Del
@@davidguest6004 It's my mates company and he only really supplies kitchens locally👍
@@thetallcarpenter ahhh gotcha. I'm down your way in April.. we should meet up. In the near time, keep dancing 🕺 lol
Do you ever put plastic sealing strips on the bottom of the plinths? I am having a devil of a job fitting some without damaging the paint finish on the plinth so any tips would be appreciated.
Hi there🖐When fitting this strip, start a couple of inches one end, and keeping it pushed down with one hand, lift the the rest of the trim up and 'bend' it whilst thumbing it onto the edge as you go. You'll notice that the channel widens slightly as is bent making it easy to get on👊I hope this makes sense🤞Cheers Del
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First comment Wayne🥳Thanks for watching bud
Del great vid what's the orange drill make 👍👍🍺🍺
ignore typical you said what it was people won't be happy calling it orange🤣🤣🤣🤣
Those drills don't come out often Mark🤔but they are still a bit faded🤩Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
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Del stop messing about get yourself a multi tool saves all the head ach of a pad saw .......how you getting on with the glass sucker 🤔👍
Hi Karl🖐I never thought of using a multitool for cutting the ceiling plasterboard🤔I haven't got a sucker yet, but it won't be long👊Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter nice one del ...ATB 👍
@@thetallcarpenter a multi tool with a carbide tipped blade goes through it like butter. Better still is one of those specialised dry wall cutters, they make far less mess.
@@DMC888 I guess I'm still a bit old school, and tend to forget how versatile the multi tool can be🤔Thanks for your comment 😎 Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter to be fair, if you can do it that fast by hand it’s hardly worth getting the tool out.
Subscribed on the recommendation of the @gosforth handyman
Hi Big Joe🖐Appreciate you subscribing🤩Cheers Del