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I watched this whole thing, but @17:44 I was screaming WHATAJERKOFF

How is the satin finish holding up as far as scratches?

I'm a little confused why you cut 4" and 12" pieces for the ends when you could have just cut the 16" tile in half. Your way creates too many joints and more work. I've only done this once and not an expert by any means but for me I just don't like the look of those 4" tiles. Personal preference I suppose.

Brilliant - I have a medium drawer I use for plastic containers that I am doing going to do this for!

I've been considering "Formica's Calacutta Marble" .. nice pov & looks good! Many thanks. .. That's the one.

Great video, man! How about the medium box with the low drawer front? Does that work?

Does anyone know if this same hack works to solve the same issue on smaller drawers using medium drawer boxes (10") with small drawer fronts (5")?

How do did you get the track to stay on the wall firmly when the bolts are not going into studs. It seem that the holes you drilled were through the sheetrock and not into studs.

Very helpful, thank you! Did you install all 3high drawers in the base cabinet?

Love that tile machine nice work

beautiful kitchen!!

Warning: This won't work on European-size Maximera drawers and drawer fronts. The European high drawers are more than 20cm tall, so won't fit behind a 20cm high drawer "medium" front. The North American market gets slightly different sizes. I don't know about other continents. This does appear to be a good hack with the N. American sizes.

Ugh the music

Good. I was fearing that I would have to go into the attic to swap mine out.

You’re so helpful!

I love this! A family working together! Go Rogue Remodel!

Super helpful, thanks!

What do them mean to shape grout lines

Just what I am looking for, only I am using a high drawer inside a high drawer. Principle however is similar because I am using a medium Utrusta front.

i didnt like how the ends looked, nothing lined up...

Yes this certainly does help! Thank you!! My dish clothes can’t be stacked too tall because of that. Thank you! I was trying to search if a low drawer can have a large drawer front but stumbled on your video and it still was helpful so thank you!

on the island, did you have to miter the edging?

Great video! Do you have one showing how you made some of those more challenging tile cuts?

which one looks more real like real marble?? etched or satin?

Best video I've found about how to do this. Just redid our counters with Winsonart sheets & bullnose & they came out beautifully thanks to your tips. Was my first time using a router & your advice about moving against the motion of the blade gave me clean edges.

Excellent catch..worth at least $100....🙃

Thank you

what did you use to puddy the edge and could you have sanded the edge a bit to rid off the sharpness?

Great video! I'm just about ready to get our laminate glued down. We're also using the Calacatta Marble Formica with the same edging. I've done several of these but never with the crescent edge. I question how the edging is applied to eliminate the use of "putty" to fill in the gaps. I applaud your use of edging around the island. Thanks for the great vid & tips!

funny you have a wedi gun for a hydro-blok bench

Is it vent less

I would like to instal the tiles in the kitchen as well however I'm not sure how to deal with my window. Your window has window trims installed on all four sides but my window only has the window trim at the bottom side so the left side, right side and the top side don't have window trim, so if Iwant to install the tiles inside the window, do I need to cut the drywall to make room for the tile installation?

Great video! Any idea if you could extend the height on a high drawer so that you can increase the sides on it?

You should've removed the motor first and it would've been lighter to install the housing

Thanks for the video. I didn't know you can legally convert part of the garage.

Wish you had turned it on. Trying to figure out if mine is noisier than it should be.

I didn't realize they incorporate humidity sensing switch. Thank you.

Thanks for this video. 😀

Will there be drywall installed on top of the plywood sheathing ??

phillipino girl ass from her elbow aunt shirl big as airport curl

Are you concerned that your tile doesn’t adhere to the caulking in this strap at 7:03?

What grit sanding block did you use?

Hard to tell in the video but what color was the Schluter trim that you used? Looks great, and way better than bull nose. Also is that just held on by mortar as well or is it screwed into the window framing?

Thank you really wanted to know how the grey grout would look. Your kitchen is beautiful

Do you change the mounting holes for the bottom drawer, as I think the instructions specify or did you just use the same bottom bracket mounting holes for all three drawers?

Thanks for the good vid. A couple suggestions, I would be interested to see how you did the corners of the edging regarding the miters. And what grit sandpaper you used to texture the existing surface; which looks like the top you installed?

If you can’t duck it, fuck it 😂

My kit came with “robber dowels” aka little styrofoam rolls to place into the groove of the tall pillars to prevent the small panels from sliding around. Was debating on using them until I saw it in your video.

Looks wonderful! I'm doing the exact same thing and using Ideal Edge. I changed the island design from what my builder originally offered and he was going to charge me more than what I would pay for granite for the Formica top. So, now I'm building it myself. I'm having to pay someone to flip the particle board over now that I've build up the edges and underside. Tomorrow I'm applying the laminate. What type of white putty did you use on the seams? I was worried about them showing with the white background. I'm so glad I watched and thanks for the tips! Your entire kitchen looks gorgeous!

How do I get the corners perfect when cutting