There are so few artists like you. The pride. The craftsmanship. The “Can do,” attitude. Just awesome. I could watch for hours on end, but I WILL NEVER be able to do what you do. I teach people how to flip houses. Been doing it for years. You should consider a bootcamp for folks who want to learn how to be better Carpenters. I’d pay $$$ for that! God bless.
Awesome look and loved the way you hid your splices. It's always nice to find a customer who gives you to opportunity to do something the proper way, as opposed to the quick and or cheap way. Thumbs up!
I agree with you. I did this pattern as DIY project and looks great was inexpensive. But the proffessionalism you do this with is unmatched. Great work, I would defintelly hire you.
I very much agree with many of your opinions on carpentry. I've worked on some amazing projects as a trim carpenter (a LEGENDARY TRIM CARPENTER in my own mind). I hate wainscot laid over drywall and I've been pressured to let the painters take care of the final sanding (in other words- fix my sloppy work.). I could never do it. Why? Because I love my work. And the true essence of that is in all the tiny details. Anyone can slap wood together. But only a true craftsman understands Craftsmanship. Anyway...This is a great design- nicely executed. I appreciate the way you hid the butt joints in the mdf panel. Glad I stumbled upon your channel.
Your comment about the painters covering up crappy work is so true. I always try to finish my work as if the home owner is going to be the painter. Taking an extra 10 minutes will get you an extra $20.
This project has a supreme level of quality one seldom sees in an interior design project. I especially appreciated the spirit of professionalism toward the next trade following your phase to finish the project. thank you for taking the time to video your work. The sound quality was perfect and the edits appropriate for a well timed and paced video.
Thank you Gabriella. I really enjoy building projects as best as I can. I also try to surround myself with other professionals that work to high standards. It makes for a nice working environment and a happy customer. I appreciate the feedback regarding video quality.
Amazing! Loved watching you create, You are so talented. And I admire how you don't skip a step to complete and take the time to do quality work. Wish I had one hundredth of your skills. Thanks for sharing.
Im a timber technician myself, but i had two uncles and my Grandad where painter and decorators, they always have a close relationship with the customers picking colours and being the last ones on site etc, so dont piss them off! They will bad mouth you if you leave them shit to deal with! Keep them happy and you will always have work! Your work and advise is spot on as per usual!
Just found your videos...spent most of my day off watching them. Great work and excellent explanations. Appreciate the info/name and brands of your tools and supplies. Very helpful. 👍🏻
Mike i'm from the UK and it's the first time I've ever seen how paneling is manufactured and I got to tell you dude...Your a genius...Keep up the good work.
I cannot say enough about how good the video is - quick, informative. Now, about the craftsmanship displayed, I'm amazed. Your work made me realize I kinda suck at this... Great Job. Thank you.
Mike Farrington completely agree. You nailed it when you said that it was the small details that make things look professional, as opposed to looking like it was made by a weekend warrior. Currently renting, but hoping to use all of your tips and tricks (and ninja like attention to detail) to make my house a home.
Absolutely fantastic...you nailed it...what a crystal clear performance.....it looks beautiful as well on the site...nicely done...and explanation too is very nice...cheers man!!!
Love the design! Mid Century Modern - not just modern - my front porch support has this design and I would love this in my living room to carry the design inside! Great job!
I’m nowhere close to where you are as a meticulous finish carpenter, but I must say how gorgeous that came out! You’re also absolutely right about some carpenters today where they leave it up to the painter to clean up their shawty work. You’ve got my like and I’m definitely going to subscribe! Please keep your projects coming!
Thank you! Yes, I am on a mission to make carpenters at least try to clean up their work a little. Thank you very much for subscribing, I have a few more videos in the works.
New subscriber from Mexico. I have to say. This videos are best watched alone in the morning drinking coffee. Really relaxing and is always a delight watching a pro do his thing. Kudos from Tijuana México
I wish I had come across this during work on a past project of mine. Our firm replicated wainscotting our client had existing in a church in florida for sound diffusing panels in the balcony that was almost this exact pattern. They ultimately went for an off the shelf component because they could not find a millwork partner willing to take on the project. Nice to see that something like this can be completed!
Good on ya Mike... my favorite line was "The best way to care for your delicate Japanese hand saws is to cut through wet wood glue". As soon as it cut to that scene, I yelled out loud, "I hope that isn't wet glue!" Nice build mate.
Thank you. When It comes to my handsaws, I have a few that I take good care of and a few I beat on. I really don't mind replacing the blades as needed. Its part of building things.
I must say i love your work, and even more enjoy your sense of humor in your videos. The well explained steps are much appreciated and i encourage as many of your small tips as you're willing to give out in future videos, they really help. If you enjoy audio books while working i suggest listening to The Martian. Your videos share a similar sense of humor mixed with really interesting and well explained situations. Plus i feel the narrator makes the audio book and R.C Bray had me listening to almost everything he has narrated because of how well he tells them Thanks for the time you have spent on these videos! keep it up
Thank you for the kind words and thank you for the audio book recommendation. I really liked the movie, but I could see how that would make a better book. I have several more videos in the works and I feel like I improve a little each time. Stay tuned!
There are a few artisans left out there whom are serious about there art and spend the time to hone their skills and it shines when they do a job. Very nice, thanks.
Being a paint contractor myself, i have to praise this mans mentality. i wish there was more carpenters like yourself in my area.. having a painter fix all woodwork mistakes and not being able to explain to the client that we have to charge extra for the extra prep as opposed to "standard prep" and in return us having to eat the cost of labor only because "it is our job" to do so is so annoying.
Than you very much. Happy to hear a painters perspective. My painter gives me a little cost break because he knows that I do a really good prep. I really like to keep painters happy so they can do the best work possible.
Hi, again, and again, I was astonished at your unique work. Num. # 1. Looking forward to watching all your videos and learning from you. GRACIAS, ありがとう😊
I can’t find a carpenter in Vancouver who will take this much care to make something amazing like this! They all want to use the backdrop as the drywall itself.
Great job ! I've been a finish carpenter for over ten years ( mostly working custom and track homes here in California ) but your clearly on another level . Your attention to detail is something that makes you stand out . your shop is awesome . How the heck do you keep it so clean ? Well thanks for the video , def trying this project myself .
I'm pushing 15 years now most of which was in CA. I've been in CO for almost 3 years now. What area of the state are you in? I realized early on that there was two ways to compete, lower price, or higher quality work + better service. I need to charge a little more, but my clients don't seem to mind. This approach has set me apart from others. I'm no business man and I don't know if I'm running my business in the best way possible, but I have really enjoyed doing higher quality work. I clean up from time to time, in the summer most of the dust is blown out the doors as we live in a windy area. Thank you!
Great design and technic!!!! Question: I am looking into getting a table saw to do finish carpentry as home improvement / hobbist. Do you think a contractor table saw would be ok or would it need to be one of the hybrid table saw to get the precision? I have limited work space. So, i am figuring out a good balance. Thanks in advance.
I owned a Powermatic model 64A contractor saw before my current model 66 cabinet saw and it worked great. The key with any table saw is the fence, both saws I owned had really good fences. The second thing is the power, more power helps. So any saw will work, just try to get the best fence you can. Thats my best advice.
Loved it and subscribed. Your attention to detail, precision, pride in workmanship is a rare quality now-a-days. Of course, the witty dry humor is my favorite next to your skills and shop setup. I am what you refer to as a weekend warrior but love to do work with professional looking results. Yeah, some of us exist. Ty for the vids and keep them coming pls. Best wishes to you!
Thank you very much. I always try to work to the best of my abilities. I have no problem with weekend warriors who take the time to educate themselves on how to do the job correctly. I have a chip on my shoulder, the house my wife and I currently own, has been destroyed by a weekend DIYer. Pretty much everything was done wrong or poorly. Keep up the good work and thank you for the comment!
@@nettyneuron4242 Anyone with a pickup truck and a nail gun is a master craftsman these day. Happy to hear no offense was taken, that is never my intension.
@@MikeFarrington Being an engineer by profession & old school chain of thought, I can completely relate. The lackadaisical attitude and lack of pride in one's work is very bothersome. I have long stopped hiring contractors or handymen for most part unless the expense of tools required and me doing it is > hiring. Of course, they hate me oversee them as they try and cut corners...Anyway enough of my rant. I do visit Denver/Boulder often and will drop u a note next time so we can try and meet. Love to see that shop of yourz and chat over some joe.
Hey Mike. Great work and attention to detail. I just started watching your channel and it’s awesome. Do you have a video on how you calculate your measurements for wainscoting? Thanks for the videos.
Mike can you comment on how you secured the panels to the wall? Potentially saw some screws around the perimeter into studs? Did you use construction adhesive as well?
Pro tip: Bin is a KA primer for about anything. Save your $$ and use cheap ammonia to clean up. Denatured is nice but, big $$. Also- trash those barrel caulking guns. The 2 rail skeleton caulk guns are the bomb.
There are so few artists like you. The pride. The craftsmanship. The “Can do,” attitude. Just awesome. I could watch for hours on end, but I WILL NEVER be able to do what you do. I teach people how to flip houses. Been doing it for years. You should consider a bootcamp for folks who want to learn how to be better Carpenters. I’d pay $$$ for that! God bless.
Thank you. I am happy that shows through. Weather you like the design or not, it is my hope that this video conveys that I care.
The level of precision and care is astounding...
Your tools and workspace make me so jealous.
Thank you. I'm fortunate to have my workshop and tools.
- Craftsmanship is E X T R A O R D I N A R E ! ! ! Beautifully done. Thanx 4 sharing.
Thank you very much!
Awesome look and loved the way you hid your splices. It's always nice to find a customer who gives you to opportunity to do something the proper way, as opposed to the quick and or cheap way. Thumbs up!
Thank you. My work always starts with good customers. None of this is possible without them.
I am so freakin jealous of your garage. How can 71 people give this a thumbs down?
Thank you. I am fortunate to have my shop.
So great to see a craftsman take such pride in his work! I love this installation.
Thank you very much!
I agree with you. I did this pattern as DIY project and looks great was inexpensive. But the proffessionalism you do this with is unmatched. Great work, I would defintelly hire you.
Thank you.
You're so talented, Mike. I also appreciate your work ethic and commitment to quality. You're the man!
Thanks Gerry.
This is amazing. I just love this look and it makes such a nice change from plain painted walls. Definitely on my own “to do” list one day.
Thank you. I'm happy to hear the positive feedback, and yes, most newly built homes need something to spruce up the plain walls. Best of luck!
I very much agree with many of your opinions on carpentry. I've worked on some amazing projects as a trim carpenter (a LEGENDARY TRIM CARPENTER in my own mind). I hate wainscot laid over drywall and I've been pressured to let the painters take care of the final sanding (in other words- fix my sloppy work.). I could never do it. Why? Because I love my work. And the true essence of that is in all the tiny details. Anyone can slap wood together. But only a true craftsman understands Craftsmanship.
Anyway...This is a great design- nicely executed. I appreciate the way you hid the butt joints in the mdf panel. Glad I stumbled upon your channel.
Very well said. We totally agree. Thank you for the kind words.
You are amazing and a true professional. Beautiful work and high integrity, hard to find that these days.
Thank you very much.
Your comment about the painters covering up crappy work is so true. I always try to finish my work as if the home owner is going to be the painter. Taking an extra 10 minutes will get you an extra $20.
I'm with ya. Also, on jobs where I am hiring the painter, I ask that the prep portion of the bid be taken out, so my outsourcing costs are less.
This project has a supreme level of quality one seldom sees in an interior design project. I especially appreciated the spirit of professionalism toward the next trade following your phase to finish the project. thank you for taking the time to video your work. The sound quality was perfect and the edits appropriate for a well timed and paced video.
Thank you Gabriella. I really enjoy building projects as best as I can. I also try to surround myself with other professionals that work to high standards. It makes for a nice working environment and a happy customer. I appreciate the feedback regarding video quality.
I'm blown away. Love this project! I'm inspired to do this in my own living room.
Thank you.
Amazing! Loved watching you create, You are so talented. And I admire how you don't skip a step to complete and take the time to do quality work. Wish I had one hundredth of your skills. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Kathleen.
Im a timber technician myself, but i had two uncles and my Grandad where painter and decorators, they always have a close relationship with the customers picking colours and being the last ones on site etc, so dont piss them off! They will bad mouth you if you leave them shit to deal with! Keep them happy and you will always have work! Your work and advise is spot on as per usual!
Thank you very much.
Yet another brilliant project and crisp narration.
Thank you!
Just found your videos...spent most of my day off watching them. Great work and excellent explanations. Appreciate the info/name and brands of your tools and supplies. Very helpful. 👍🏻
Thank you. Happy to hear you enjoyed them!
I love the creativity and character this adds to the room.
Thank you Jake.
That looked amazing. Your craftsmanship is top notch.
Thank you Adam.
Wow,What craftsmanship!
Very modern design,great job!
Thank you, You're kind.
Mike i'm from the UK and it's the first time I've ever seen how paneling is manufactured and I got to tell you dude...Your a genius...Keep up the good work.
Thank you. I think you're giving me a little too much credit, but I very much appreciate the compliment, and yes I will keep the videos coming.
Great design. Great work. Great video. Great narration. My favorite line: my dust collection is open doors. Great line.
Ha! Thank you. I live on the windy side of town and have apposing roll up doors. Helps keep the shop clean.
Your focus in perfection and detail is inspirational! Thanks for sharing. Hope I can afford a guy like you to do work for me in the near future.
Attention to detail is very important to me. Thank you.
Definetly a higher standard...YES, and we'll worth it. Looks wonderful. A true craftsman. God bless you:)
Thank you!
I cannot say enough about how good the video is - quick, informative. Now, about the craftsmanship displayed, I'm amazed. Your work made me realize I kinda suck at this... Great Job. Thank you.
Thank you for the kind words.
My favourite youtube channel. Thank you so much for this. Wonderful work.
Thank you very much for the kind words.
Wow! great craftsmanship, looking forward to more of your vids.
Thank you. I will have more videos out soon.
I don't usually comment on videos, but the lengths you went to give the backing a nice, uninterrupted finish is the stuff of legends. Bravo.
Thank you Joe! I was hoping people would pickup on that. I really feel that is an important feature of this project.
Mike Farrington completely agree. You nailed it when you said that it was the small details that make things look professional, as opposed to looking like it was made by a weekend warrior.
Currently renting, but hoping to use all of your tips and tricks (and ninja like attention to detail) to make my house a home.
Ninja... I like that. Thank you.
CLASSY, focus driven work. Well done
Thank you.
Excellent attention to detail with beautiful result. I can see you take great pride in your work.
Thank you. Its nice when people notice your hard work, makes it feel worthwhile.
I've seen this type of wainscoting in my cousin's house in Canada. It looks really nice when painted. 👍👌✌️
Thank you. I think the end product was pretty cool.
Beautiful. Nice craftsmanship.
Thank you Jason.
Absolutely fantastic...you nailed it...what a crystal clear performance.....it looks beautiful as well on the site...nicely done...and explanation too is very nice...cheers man!!!
Thank you very much!
Beautiful again Mike! awesome job
Thank you very much.
Love the design! Mid Century Modern - not just modern - my front porch support has this design and I would love this in my living room to carry the design inside! Great job!
Thank you very much. If you were near by I would be happy to come give you a bid!
I love that design. Great work and your videos are awesome.
Thank you Matt.
I’m nowhere close to where you are as a meticulous finish carpenter, but I must say how gorgeous that came out! You’re also absolutely right about some carpenters today where they leave it up to the painter to clean up their shawty work. You’ve got my like and I’m definitely going to subscribe! Please keep your projects coming!
Thank you! Yes, I am on a mission to make carpenters at least try to clean up their work a little. Thank you very much for subscribing, I have a few more videos in the works.
New subscriber from Mexico. I have to say. This videos are best watched alone in the morning drinking coffee. Really relaxing and is always a delight watching a pro do his thing. Kudos from Tijuana México
Thank you very much.
Man I love your videos! Keep up the good work! I appreciate the time you guys check out your life’s to make videos like this!
Thank you much.
True craftsmanship.
Thank you.
Excellent craftsmanship. Very impressive.
Thank you Mike.
Nice work man, really nice. Can't wait to see the next project.
Thank you. More on the way, stay tuned.
Wow amazing work! I enjoyed your video and i agree your voice is very soothing!
Thank you very much.
Very clean work
I wish I had come across this during work on a past project of mine. Our firm replicated wainscotting our client had existing in a church in florida for sound diffusing panels in the balcony that was almost this exact pattern. They ultimately went for an off the shelf component because they could not find a millwork partner willing to take on the project. Nice to see that something like this can be completed!
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Interesting, I looked at the link you provided. You are right, that is nearly identical. Funny how design works... Thank you.
That was a lotta work on that project, the sanding alone would have drove me over the edge ! Came out great!
Thank you! Its always a challenge getting through the boring parts. Having a finished product at the end of the day makes it worth it.
Loved watching this!
Thank you. Thats great to hear.
Great work, craftsmanship really shows
Thank you very much!
Good on ya Mike... my favorite line was "The best way to care for your delicate Japanese hand saws is to cut through wet wood glue". As soon as it cut to that scene, I yelled out loud, "I hope that isn't wet glue!" Nice build mate.
Thank you. When It comes to my handsaws, I have a few that I take good care of and a few I beat on. I really don't mind replacing the blades as needed. Its part of building things.
I must say i love your work, and even more enjoy your sense of humor in your videos. The well explained steps are much appreciated and i encourage as many of your small tips as you're willing to give out in future videos, they really help.
If you enjoy audio books while working i suggest listening to The Martian. Your videos share a similar sense of humor mixed with really interesting and well explained situations. Plus i feel the narrator makes the audio book and R.C Bray had me listening to almost everything he has narrated because of how well he tells them
Thanks for the time you have spent on these videos! keep it up
Thank you for the kind words and thank you for the audio book recommendation. I really liked the movie, but I could see how that would make a better book. I have several more videos in the works and I feel like I improve a little each time. Stay tuned!
There are a few artisans left out there whom are serious about there art and spend the time to hone their skills and it shines when they do a job. Very nice, thanks.
Thank you for the kind words.
I would be nervous building that off-site, but I agree it can be built better in your shop! Beautiful work
I was. I am always nervous on delivery day.
Being a paint contractor myself, i have to praise this mans mentality. i wish there was more carpenters like yourself in my area.. having a painter fix all woodwork mistakes and not being able to explain to the client that we have to charge extra for the extra prep as opposed to "standard prep" and in return us having to eat the cost of labor only because "it is our job" to do so is so annoying.
Than you very much. Happy to hear a painters perspective. My painter gives me a little cost break because he knows that I do a really good prep. I really like to keep painters happy so they can do the best work possible.
U are so right!! Do your job as well as possible and don’t be lazy... there’s a lot of lazy craftsman that make the rest of us look bad
Thank you. There are a few of us that care.
Great tip with the surface planer Mike..
Thank you Ian. Happy you found something useful.
The way you dealt with joints on the backs was Smart !!
Thank you. I think it certainly helped during paint.
New sub. Quality work and video production. Thanks for the great content!
Thank you Caleb, great to have you onboard.
Great little project. And by little, I certainly don't mean the time and effort put in! Very cool effect in the room. Nice work man. Keep it up.
Thank you, will do.
Other than sounding like a serial killer that shop is awesome and what great craftsmanship
Ha! I'm outside your window....
Everything about this video is perfect. Subbed.
Thank you very much.
Hi, again, and again, I was astonished at your unique work. Num. # 1. Looking forward to watching all your videos and learning from you. GRACIAS, ありがとう😊
Wow, thank you!
Looks beautiful,
Thank you.
Very nice design. You are definitely thinking outside the box, as it were :)
Thank you.
That's beyond nice...
Thank you.
You sir, just got a new subscriber. Great work!
Thank you, great to have you onboard.
Thanks you encourage high standards, good job.
Thank you very much.
Great work!
Thank you.
Incredible!
Nice work! Great work ethic!
Greetings from México!
Thank you. Hola!
I dig your videos. Two thumbs way up.
Thank you.
Watching from bonnie Scotland
Great work man.
Nice shop 👍🏻
Hi Barry, Yes Scotland is bonnie. I have traveled a little in Scotland and it is beautiful. Thank you.
Yes indeed
I'm actually an Irish man living with my Scottish wife in Scotland lol
New subscriber👍🏻
Man that came out great!
Thank you.
I can’t find a carpenter in Vancouver who will take this much care to make something amazing like this! They all want to use the backdrop as the drywall itself.
Its funny you mention that, my specialty is to do the work 99% of carpenters won't do.
@@MikeFarrington Wherever you are, you’re community is lucky to have such talent!
@@karinmahil5545 Thank you, that is kind to say.
How you hid those mdf board seams! That was top notch! This turned out so amazing!!
Thank you very much.
Outstanding! Not sure how I got here but I'm staying. Subbed.
Thank you. Great to have you onboard.
Excellent!
Thank you.
outstanding work. nice videos
Thank you Myles.
Very Nice. I love it.
Thank you Manuel.
I’d love to see you do a video on wood finishing like tung oil vs shellac vs boiled linseed oil why different finishes are used for different things
Thank you for the input. I'll give it some thought and see what I can come up with.
Great job ! I've been a finish carpenter for over ten years ( mostly working custom and track homes here in California ) but your clearly on another level . Your attention to detail is something that makes you stand out . your shop is awesome . How the heck do you keep it so clean ? Well thanks for the video , def trying this project myself .
I'm pushing 15 years now most of which was in CA. I've been in CO for almost 3 years now. What area of the state are you in? I realized early on that there was two ways to compete, lower price, or higher quality work + better service. I need to charge a little more, but my clients don't seem to mind. This approach has set me apart from others. I'm no business man and I don't know if I'm running my business in the best way possible, but I have really enjoyed doing higher quality work. I clean up from time to time, in the summer most of the dust is blown out the doors as we live in a windy area. Thank you!
Great project there! Would love to tackle something like this but need to figure out how to get around a wall mounted radiator first!
Thank you. That is always the challenge to a finish carpenter, dealing with the space at hand and all its quirks.
Great design and technic!!!! Question: I am looking into getting a table saw to do finish carpentry as home improvement / hobbist. Do you think a contractor table saw would be ok or would it need to be one of the hybrid table saw to get the precision? I have limited work space. So, i am figuring out a good balance. Thanks in advance.
I owned a Powermatic model 64A contractor saw before my current model 66 cabinet saw and it worked great. The key with any table saw is the fence, both saws I owned had really good fences. The second thing is the power, more power helps. So any saw will work, just try to get the best fence you can. Thats my best advice.
Your voice is soothing, not sure how I ended up with my shirt off.....
Haha! Happy to help...
This is, perhaps, the single best comment I've ever read. I can only imagine how amusing you were before death.
90 pound boy ...people have no morals
🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's disturbing, AD. LOL!!
Good job.
Thank you! Cheers!
Loved it and subscribed. Your attention to detail, precision, pride in workmanship is a rare quality now-a-days. Of course, the witty dry humor is my favorite next to your skills and shop setup. I am what you refer to as a weekend warrior but love to do work with professional looking results. Yeah, some of us exist. Ty for the vids and keep them coming pls. Best wishes to you!
Thank you very much. I always try to work to the best of my abilities. I have no problem with weekend warriors who take the time to educate themselves on how to do the job correctly. I have a chip on my shoulder, the house my wife and I currently own, has been destroyed by a weekend DIYer. Pretty much everything was done wrong or poorly. Keep up the good work and thank you for the comment!
@@MikeFarrington I hear you and had my share of "handymen" who feel they are qualified as they can hold a drill.. No offense taken..
@@nettyneuron4242 Anyone with a pickup truck and a nail gun is a master craftsman these day. Happy to hear no offense was taken, that is never my intension.
@@MikeFarrington Being an engineer by profession & old school chain of thought, I can completely relate. The lackadaisical attitude and lack of pride in one's work is very bothersome. I have long stopped hiring contractors or handymen for most part unless the expense of tools required and me doing it is > hiring. Of course, they hate me oversee them as they try and cut corners...Anyway enough of my rant. I do visit Denver/Boulder often and will drop u a note next time so we can try and meet. Love to see that shop of yourz and chat over some joe.
@@nettyneuron4242 Send me an email via my website: mikefarrington.com. I always enjoy a cupa joe.
You have a bunch of high end tools. I suggest a shop tour.
Thank you. I will do a shop tour some day, I currently lack the camera gear to do it the way I want.
Hey Mike. Great work and attention to detail. I just started watching your channel and it’s awesome. Do you have a video on how you calculate your measurements for wainscoting? Thanks for the videos.
Thank you very much. I do not have a video on how to layout wainscoting. I'll give that idea some thought.
It's class great job
Thanks.
7:08- not only do you have jokes but puns too!
Ha! Yup thats me!
Fantastic!
Thank you Cory.
You lucked out no plugs or switches to mess up your design. Looks amazing brother
Thank you. I didn't luck out, I designed around it. I did have to contend with a quad switch plate on one of the walls. I just built up a flat spot.
nice sharing👍🏼
Thanks.
Mike can you comment on how you secured the panels to the wall? Potentially saw some screws around the perimeter into studs? Did you use construction adhesive as well?
Yup, I used trim head screws top and bottom into the wall studs. I also used construction adhesive.
Dude your nice wit it!!!!
Thank you!
Gorgeous work however. Love it all.
Thank you.
Dude you’re the man.
Thank you Ryan.
Great job
Thank you.
Pro tip: Bin is a KA primer for about anything. Save your $$ and use cheap ammonia to clean up. Denatured is nice but, big $$. Also- trash those barrel caulking guns. The 2 rail skeleton caulk guns are the bomb.
Thank you.
Amazing!
Thank you.