Hi Zac. What I like about the build, regardless of the wood type used, is that it makes its own quiet statement in the room. It's not loud, but it lets you know. I think it's the solidness that speaks out. Good job. Have a magic Christmas, from South Africa
I definitely agree with your verdict on the PolyShades. On paper it sounds like it would be more convenient similar to a paint and primer, but the finish mixed in to the stain makes it more difficult to work with. I stopped using it after a couple projects
Totally agree with you. It's not bad for small projects (those little IKEA wood boxes come to mind), but anything larger I can't get an even coloring on them. Then there is the finish build issue. I usually put at least 4-5 coats of regular poly on, but you can't with PolyShades as each coat it gets darker. By the time I get enough finish build, it's way too dark.
For the yanks in the audience, that 250 Canadian Dollars is more like 40 US Dollars. :> What's really missing on youtube is budget milling. Taking cheap lumber and making it square on a budget. I'd love to see that. Great video as usual.
Nice work 👏🏽, my wife got me a 8 peace craftman tools and it has all that you using in this video so that make me comfortable that i can do some woodworking as soon as it get warmer in the Midwest USA 😀
I agree with your thoughts on the polyshades finish. I used the black colour to match an artificial wood finish on a table and it’s a very challenging finish to apply and get quality results.
Ya I'm kind of disappointed in Minwax, everyone I talk to doesn't really like this product haha. I suppose there are some situations where it would work, but not a whole heck of a lot
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Hello my friend. You just rebuilt your old project. . An economical and beautiful design. I congratulate the winning friend in advance. I think you will make the announcement on January 8th. Good idea. Good job. Congratulations. Thank you for sharing. See you. I wish 2021 to bring health, peace and happiness to all people. Happy Christmas. big greetings.
Maybe if you applied some blue tape before drilling the holes and after inserting the dowels, the saw wouldn't scratch the stain. I haven't tried it but I thing it might work. For this build maybe it was more trouble, but for a build with a more time consuming staining job it could have been helpful.
4:38 . YES! Finally! Someone who gets it! I was a none believer too. But man! Once I used a conditioner my eyes were open wide! 👀 Another great one Zac! Keep em' coming man. Killin' it!
Subscribed - I came to see the contest posts. You already designated a winner. This project just showed up in my email today from HomeTalk. Good luck but you don't need it. Beautiful work. I don't use Instagram - 😜
Dude super small channel and you’re still giving stuff away. Man I love the content and am a big fan, great work and I hope whoever gets the shelf loves it (I’m not in Toronto)
Thank you so much! That makes me really happy to read haha, sometimes I'm editing this videos in a bit of a vacuum and unsure if anyone will even care when I post them haha
Enjoyed the video/build. I use the same conditioner on all soft woods. Not perfect, but works pretty good. Agree with your assessment of the stain/finish combo. Same issues when I used it. I am considering different ideas for shop shelving. Don't want the standard all metal gorilla shelves. I may be able to adapt this for what I need/want. As far as the Toronto area give away, I have a friend living in Toronto and it would be prefect for him. Maybe I can see it once all the COVID restrictions are lifted.
As usual a terrific build. Love the way you showed the various ways to accomplish the same things. Sharing it with my son who would like to start woodworking. Martha from Hamilton
Thank you Martha :) I'd like to do more of these videos because I know not everyone has the same collection of tools I do. I don't want people to think that in order to make stuff you need to have a massive collection of tools. There's always ways to get the job done. Hope you and the family are doing well and enjoyed the Christmas break!
Hey Zac! Saw the build on Reddit and would love to throw my hat in the ring to win it. I am from Toronto too, so I'm local. Great video and I enjoyed the photo gallery and comments as well!
Great looking bookcase! Very clever design. Thank you for sharing! My daughter is going to be so excited when i surprise her with this in a week or two...
Love, love, love your projects and super appreciate the detailed materials lists and advice. I also had a unfavorable experience with the combo stain and finish. Built an industrial style oak and pipe desk for my son and tried it. The product was so difficult to apply evenly and ended up almost gummy. I sanded the whole thing clean and re-stained and finishing with separate processes.
Thanks! And ya I'm with you, from now on I'll keep the two seperate. I almost wish I just went with a stain and a nice oil rub matte finish on this shelf. Maybe next time!
Love this Build!! Subbed your channel yesterday after watching the desk build vid and since then I have watched all your vids, sending love from Mumbai Wishing you Merry Christmas!!
Awesome video Zac! With regards to staining pine I find that conditioner definitely helps but I usually apply the stain on the first coat with a sponge then wait 30 or so seconds then wipe if off with a rag. Had some awesome results with this method, hope this helps!
Thanks Braden! I actually pleasantly surprised at how the pine looked after staining, if you can avoid the blotchyness its got a really nice natural grain
Thanks Salvatore! Hopefully more people find my channel soon, but as is 23k is still a lot of people as far as I'm concerned, I'm flattered so many people are interested in seeing my work
Looks great! I've done a few projects with the through-dowel-joinery recently. I found that taping off the whole face of the saw behind the teeth with some painters tape gives just enough offset that the dowel still comes off flush but without marring the surface - ar at least not nearly as badly if it does.
Good tip! Thanks John! I'll have to remember that for next time. Makes total sense though, just adds a slight shim to the blade and raises it ever so slightly
Awesome build had to share with my Mom and her husband as their looking into opening a bookshop and this is EXACTLY in their style! Earned the sub the like and now I'm off to check out your other projects!
Nice video Zac! I'm really happy when I get the notification you uploaded a new one! Keep doing this awesome work, can't wait for more project. I'm a fan from Italy, guess I can't get the bookcase! ahaha
Thanks Gianni! And sorry not this year, but maybe next year I'll be able to work something out and ship something world wide! Cheers and happy holidays!
There's not really any point in recording the speakers directly. You're introducing so many layers of complication. The room I'm in, the microphone I use, the post processing that gets applied to the video, the compression that youtube applies, and finally the quality of speakers the viewer in listening on.
Just found the Channel and i instantly subscribed ! Would you ever consider makeing small measurement notes in CM for us across the pond? :-). I know conversion is a thing but they ofte are abit off, when compared against each other. I hope this aint too much off extra work for you! Love the content. Cheers from Denmark
Hey Zac, thanks for the inspiration. I ended up making a bookcase built off this design for my daughter, but with an epoxy river pour down the middle of each shelf. i'll see if i can send a photo of it to your site, as i definitely couldn't have done it if i hadn't seen your plans as an inspiration/guide. Thanks!
@ridebikesnaked love the look of this bookshelf, even if I do not win, you've inspired a design for me for something similar later in my life when I build a place!
At 12:15 in...did you consider counter-setting the angle iron pieces so they would be flush with the wood surface? A lot more work I know, but it might really amp up the piece as a whole.
I did yes! My thinking here was to keep it as simple as possible to keep as accessible as possible, but you're right it would look better if the steel was flush with the surface of the wood.
Great video Zac, as always. I am from the Toronto area and would love to have this book shelf. My instagram is @concept.north its funny because I didnt realize you dropped a new video and it was girlfriend who put it on. At any rate love what your doing and happy to see another Toronto maker doing it!
Thanks Mike! Happy holidays buddy, I hope you're doing well lately. I remember us talking about the first version of this bookcase I built years ago haha
Love it. Keep up the good work Zac! 2 questions for you though .... 1) why did you choose to put in the dowels from the "outside" instead of hiding them on the inside of your butt joints? and 2) what did you do for a "makers mark"? You didn't show that step and I'd like to see your "brand". :-) Cheers!
Thanks berry and good questions! I did the dowels from the outside for 2 reasons, 1 it's just easier and I wanted to keep the build as accessible as possible and 2 the screws I used on the original were visible from the outside so I wanted to keep the dowels visibile as an homage. I was hoping they would contrast a little bit more so they were more visible, but apparently poplar stains very similarly to pine haha. And for 2) I used a branding iron, a simple electric heated one. I really wanted to include that in this video, but the footage got messed up so I had to scrap it. I plan to do a video about how to use a branding iron ASAP though, so keep an eye out for that!
I found a new channel to subscribe to! Very cool to know you're in Toronto. That bookshelf is stunning. I still have the pine side table I made in high school (first project I ever made). Totally agreed on the poly combo stain, so much more painful than separate steps. @kwaugh65, Toronto
I live 1.5hrs outside Toronto but would love to enter anyway. @daswauto is my IG. I’d either use it to park my built Legos or give it to my brother as he just moved out of my parents’ house. If I don’t win I’ll probably make my own because it’s a tidy design and should be doable with my moderate tool selection and mediocre skillset. :)
Haha thanks Leah! And yes, good eye! I recently upgraded the roomba in my house, so I took the old one out to the shop. I havent' set it up yet, but my hope is that it can pickup all the little bits I miss. I'll schedule it to run at like 2am so it doesnt disturb me while I'm working and hopefully the shop should be nice and clean every morning.
Nice build! In retrospect, which stain would you recommend? I can't really go with big expensive nice looking wood, and I often have to stay with pine which is boring :( Just trying to find a cheap solution to make my appartment look nicer :)
Great stuff as always Zach! Been following your work for a while and always recommend my friends to check you out. Can’t wait to see what you build this year! - A fellow Torontonian @alexsperri
If I end up making one of these for my next apartment I'll have to tag you on Instagram! Too bad I'm not in Toronto so I can't enter. Minnnesota is close but not close enough :(
This is so beautiful, this contest directed me to your page with so much other lovely builds.
@hollburton
Congrats Holly, you won!
I'm watching a year later. Thanks for an accessible and inspirational build. I am thinking of re-creating this too.
Hi Zac. What I like about the build, regardless of the wood type used, is that it makes its own quiet statement in the room. It's not loud, but it lets you know. I think it's the solidness that speaks out.
Good job.
Have a magic Christmas, from South Africa
Thank you Glen! That's really nice of you to say, happy new years from Canada :)
I definitely agree with your verdict on the PolyShades. On paper it sounds like it would be more convenient similar to a paint and primer, but the finish mixed in to the stain makes it more difficult to work with. I stopped using it after a couple projects
Totally agree with you. It's not bad for small projects (those little IKEA wood boxes come to mind), but anything larger I can't get an even coloring on them. Then there is the finish build issue. I usually put at least 4-5 coats of regular poly on, but you can't with PolyShades as each coat it gets darker. By the time I get enough finish build, it's way too dark.
For the yanks in the audience, that 250 Canadian Dollars is more like 40 US Dollars. :>
What's really missing on youtube is budget milling. Taking cheap lumber and making it square on a budget. I'd love to see that. Great video as usual.
Nice work 👏🏽, my wife got me a 8 peace craftman tools and it has all that you using in this video so that make me comfortable that i can do some woodworking as soon as it get warmer in the Midwest USA 😀
I've watched this build at least 5 times. The more I watch it the more I want to build it.
I agree with your thoughts on the polyshades finish. I used the black colour to match an artificial wood finish on a table and it’s a very challenging finish to apply and get quality results.
Ya I'm kind of disappointed in Minwax, everyone I talk to doesn't really like this product haha. I suppose there are some situations where it would work, but not a whole heck of a lot
Hello my friend.
You just rebuilt your old project. . An economical and beautiful design. I congratulate the winning friend in advance. I think you will make the announcement on January 8th. Good idea. Good job. Congratulations. Thank you for sharing. See you. I wish 2021 to bring health, peace and happiness to all people. Happy Christmas. big greetings.
Maybe if you applied some blue tape before drilling the holes and after inserting the dowels, the saw wouldn't scratch the stain. I haven't tried it but I thing it might work. For this build maybe it was more trouble, but for a build with a more time consuming staining job it could have been helpful.
I'll give this a shot next time!
4:38 . YES! Finally! Someone who gets it! I was a none believer too. But man! Once I used a conditioner my eyes were open wide! 👀 Another great one Zac! Keep em' coming man. Killin' it!
Dude, it's a HUGE difference. I used to think it was some stupid, unnecessary add on. But then I tried it and became a convert haha
Subscribed - I came to see the contest posts. You already designated a winner. This project just showed up in my email today from HomeTalk.
Good luck but you don't need it. Beautiful work.
I don't use Instagram - 😜
Dude super small channel and you’re still giving stuff away. Man I love the content and am a big fan, great work and I hope whoever gets the shelf loves it (I’m not in Toronto)
Great job Zac! So pumped to see the notification that a new video showed up!
Thank you so much! That makes me really happy to read haha, sometimes I'm editing this videos in a bit of a vacuum and unsure if anyone will even care when I post them haha
Enjoyed the video/build. I use the same conditioner on all soft woods. Not perfect, but works pretty good. Agree with your assessment of the stain/finish combo. Same issues when I used it. I am considering different ideas for shop shelving. Don't want the standard all metal gorilla shelves. I may be able to adapt this for what I need/want. As far as the Toronto area give away, I have a friend living in Toronto and it would be prefect for him. Maybe I can see it once all the COVID restrictions are lifted.
My girlfriend and I love this! Totally gonna make it soon, thanks for the video and instructable :D
Thats awesome! I'd love to see some pics of your finished project if it's not to much of a hassle
@@ZacBuilds sure thing! Not sure when, but where can I send them to you?
As usual a terrific build. Love the way you showed the various ways to accomplish the same things. Sharing it with my son who would like to start woodworking. Martha from Hamilton
Thank you Martha :) I'd like to do more of these videos because I know not everyone has the same collection of tools I do. I don't want people to think that in order to make stuff you need to have a massive collection of tools. There's always ways to get the job done. Hope you and the family are doing well and enjoyed the Christmas break!
I like your plastic bandana style as a result of having that cap backwards. :-)
Man, I really like your vids and builds. You deserve more subs!
I appreciate that!
Hey Zac! Saw the build on Reddit and would love to throw my hat in the ring to win it. I am from Toronto too, so I'm local. Great video and I enjoyed the photo gallery and comments as well!
Hey Zac not only was the build good but all the informational steps were awesome... excellent job on the video!
Great looking bookcase! Very clever design. Thank you for sharing! My daughter is going to be so excited when i surprise her with this in a week or two...
I really like this one. Simple design with the nice metal features. Stylish!
Love, love, love your projects and super appreciate the detailed materials lists and advice. I also had a unfavorable experience with the combo stain and finish. Built an industrial style oak and pipe desk for my son and tried it. The product was so difficult to apply evenly and ended up almost gummy. I sanded the whole thing clean and re-stained and finishing with separate processes.
Thanks! And ya I'm with you, from now on I'll keep the two seperate. I almost wish I just went with a stain and a nice oil rub matte finish on this shelf. Maybe next time!
Fantastic work!
Love the way you make the whole thing look super simple & easy. 👍
Hey Zac
Just wanted to let you know that i'm building not only one, but FOUR of these to my new café here in Denmark!
Love this Build!! Subbed your channel yesterday after watching the desk build vid and since then I have watched all your vids, sending love from Mumbai
Wishing you Merry Christmas!!
Dude thanks so much Ricky, really appreciate it man. Sending some love back from Canada, merry Christmas 🎅
Awesome video Zac! With regards to staining pine I find that conditioner definitely helps but I usually apply the stain on the first coat with a sponge then wait 30 or so seconds then wipe if off with a rag. Had some awesome results with this method, hope this helps!
Thats how I like to do it too, but this stain and poly in 1 said not to do that, just to leave it after application.
Excellent idea! I love walnut, but I enjoy pine quite a bit. I really like the grain. Especially like the price.
Thanks Braden! I actually pleasantly surprised at how the pine looked after staining, if you can avoid the blotchyness its got a really nice natural grain
@@ZacBuilds Indeed! I've never had much luck with brushing on finishes, but I've had some good luck with minwax's stain/finish spray.
Spray you say? Hmmm ill have to keep that in mind for the next one, thanks man
Dude why has your channel only 23k subscribers? You deserve way more, thanks for your videos, they are awesome ❤️
Thanks Salvatore! Hopefully more people find my channel soon, but as is 23k is still a lot of people as far as I'm concerned, I'm flattered so many people are interested in seeing my work
@@ZacBuilds I'm sure it will grow fast, the quality is amazing.
In the meanwhile i want to wish you a happy new year from Italy dude ❤️
@@ZacBuilds In about three months you've gone up about 10k subs - nice work!
Looks great!
I've done a few projects with the through-dowel-joinery recently. I found that taping off the whole face of the saw behind the teeth with some painters tape gives just enough offset that the dowel still comes off flush but without marring the surface - ar at least not nearly as badly if it does.
Good tip! Thanks John! I'll have to remember that for next time. Makes total sense though, just adds a slight shim to the blade and raises it ever so slightly
Awesome build had to share with my Mom and her husband as their looking into opening a bookshop and this is EXACTLY in their style! Earned the sub the like and now I'm off to check out your other projects!
Thanks Amy! Glad you liked it, you'll have to let me know if they make anything in a similar style
more budget build pls. thanks
Will do!
I love the design! Great work!
Nice video Zac! I'm really happy when I get the notification you uploaded a new one! Keep doing this awesome work, can't wait for more project. I'm a fan from Italy, guess I can't get the bookcase! ahaha
Thanks Gianni! And sorry not this year, but maybe next year I'll be able to work something out and ship something world wide! Cheers and happy holidays!
Great video, keep up the amazing work!
I love your style your style Zac I was wondering if you will do a review of your chair it looks awesome definitely matches your style 👌🏼
Oh man, this thing is gorgeous - nice work!
I don't have Instagram though, so congrats to whoever wins!
Man, I was really excited to enter the contest..but I’m all the way down in Texas! Beautiful bookshelf and really enjoyed learning the process!
Some lucky person got to meet him in person! 😭
There's not really any point in recording the speakers directly. You're introducing so many layers of complication. The room I'm in, the microphone I use, the post processing that gets applied to the video, the compression that youtube applies, and finally the quality of speakers the viewer in listening on.
Now in mid 2021 pine has become the luxury wood
Love the little additional bits of info you provide, now I know why the stain on our pine coffee table turned out the way it did. @spirae - Markham
Just found the Channel and i instantly subscribed ! Would you ever consider makeing small measurement notes in CM for us across the pond? :-). I know conversion is a thing but they ofte are abit off, when compared against each other. I hope this aint too much off extra work for you!
Love the content.
Cheers from Denmark
Loving the juxtaposition of the inorganic with the organic. @bungayj
simple and elegant..
Really inspiring ! got yourself a new subscriber !
Hey Zac, thanks for the inspiration. I ended up making a bookcase built off this design for my daughter, but with an epoxy river pour down the middle of each shelf. i'll see if i can send a photo of it to your site, as i definitely couldn't have done it if i hadn't seen your plans as an inspiration/guide. Thanks!
I'd love this
I'm kinda in love with this @thaviel
As always nice stuff Zac...its paying it forward... You get a sander you give a bookcase @whatyatink
exactly!
what a great gesture! we would love more videos, sending love from Qatar 💜
That’s awesome. Would love to have it. If not I’m sure I’ll spend twice as much fucking up it my own version.
Beautiful work 👏
Excellent video
Thank you very much!
@ridebikesnaked love the look of this bookshelf, even if I do not win, you've inspired a design for me for something similar later in my life when I build a place!
From KW, not sure if that is within the distance scope but it's close(ish). :P
At 12:15 in...did you consider counter-setting the angle iron pieces so they would be flush with the wood surface? A lot more work I know, but it might really amp up the piece as a whole.
I did yes! My thinking here was to keep it as simple as possible to keep as accessible as possible, but you're right it would look better if the steel was flush with the surface of the wood.
@@ZacBuilds thanks for the reply Zac. It's much easier to watch and critique. Your work is beautiful and accessible. Much appreciated! Happy New Year.
Great build man!!
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OoooOoooo... I love this!! @nancysweetapple 😊😊
Solid video as always!
@aftwelve on IG, first contest that is for Toronto area people only
I'd love to make it more open to everyone but Toronto people are lucky this year haha.
Just recently watched this and wondering about doing the same with aluminum angle, worried about it not being strong enough though
Puede ser pa que estés moooooy picado. Buen video messirve una banda
Amazing! And very encouraging to build my own!! @lovelydeception
Great video Zac, as always. I am from the Toronto area and would love to have this book shelf. My instagram is @concept.north its funny because I didnt realize you dropped a new video and it was girlfriend who put it on. At any rate love what your doing and happy to see another Toronto maker doing it!
Thanks Ryan! Cheers man, appreciate your support as always and happy holidays!
This is cool!
Why didn't you use tape to protect your finish when cutting off the dowels fella? Nice job though
That looks amazing and I can't wait to check out the rest of your videos.
@rtwinter
Love this...found it on reddit ...coming from niagara I would love to subscribe and submit
Nice work
Recreating this with a buddy, can someone provide the specs for the angle iron used? Seeing 1.5” by 1/8 thick, is that close?
Looking forward to the give away @rao_hamza
Happy holidays
Thanks Ameer and happy holidays to you as well!
This looks cool but an Ikea Kallax 4x4 is twice as big for $119 USD. Is Ikea more expensive in Canada??
Looks like a great easy build I'd love to try! But... @mikesafari because you'll probably do a better job than me :P
💯👍👍
Great build and thanks for the step by step. Fingers crossed in Burlington @weyburnwoodcraft
Sweet vid, love the bookshelf! Also love the DIY computer desk video on your channel. @shawshank89
Thanks Mike! Happy holidays buddy, I hope you're doing well lately. I remember us talking about the first version of this bookcase I built years ago haha
Why not pre cut the dowels?
What a beautiful piece! Fingers crossed that a January 8th birthday brings me some luck! @eancrum
Love it. Keep up the good work Zac! 2 questions for you though .... 1) why did you choose to put in the dowels from the "outside" instead of hiding them on the inside of your butt joints? and 2) what did you do for a "makers mark"? You didn't show that step and I'd like to see your "brand". :-) Cheers!
Thanks berry and good questions! I did the dowels from the outside for 2 reasons, 1 it's just easier and I wanted to keep the build as accessible as possible and 2 the screws I used on the original were visible from the outside so I wanted to keep the dowels visibile as an homage. I was hoping they would contrast a little bit more so they were more visible, but apparently poplar stains very similarly to pine haha. And for 2) I used a branding iron, a simple electric heated one. I really wanted to include that in this video, but the footage got messed up so I had to scrap it. I plan to do a video about how to use a branding iron ASAP though, so keep an eye out for that!
Amazing vid zac I am in Toronto @brooklinscott
I found a new channel to subscribe to! Very cool to know you're in Toronto. That bookshelf is stunning. I still have the pine side table I made in high school (first project I ever made). Totally agreed on the poly combo stain, so much more painful than separate steps.
@kwaugh65, Toronto
Nice build Zac! I know I don't live in Toronto, but my brother does, so can I still enter? 😁😁
Heck ya! But your brother is responsible for getting it to Ottawa haha
I live 1.5hrs outside Toronto but would love to enter anyway. @daswauto is my IG. I’d either use it to park my built Legos or give it to my brother as he just moved out of my parents’ house.
If I don’t win I’ll probably make my own because it’s a tidy design and should be doable with my moderate tool selection and mediocre skillset. :)
Hey Wout! You bought one of my coffee tables last year right? Good luck man!
@@ZacBuilds yep, that’s me, cheers man. Happy New Year.
Awesome work! I’m in Pickering so hope that still counts as close enough to Toronto if I win!
@cocoxcreations
Great video, perfect exit as usual. Do I see a roomba in your shop? How does that work out?
Haha thanks Leah! And yes, good eye! I recently upgraded the roomba in my house, so I took the old one out to the shop. I havent' set it up yet, but my hope is that it can pickup all the little bits I miss. I'll schedule it to run at like 2am so it doesnt disturb me while I'm working and hopefully the shop should be nice and clean every morning.
Love your videos! Question... in your shop, you have some GREAT lumber storage racks. Where did you find these? Keep up good work!
Thanks Joanna! My dad actually made those lumber racks himself by cutting steel angle iron, like I used in this video, and welding them together
Nice build!
In retrospect, which stain would you recommend? I can't really go with big expensive nice looking wood, and I often have to stay with pine which is boring :( Just trying to find a cheap solution to make my appartment look nicer :)
Your detailed imgur album + YT video is goated for real. Even if I don't win hope to learn for future projects.
@tdothong
Your Instagram feed inspired me to pickup woodworking at the beginning of the pandemic, cheers to another sick build.
@malichzane
Dude thats so nice to hear! Thank you much!
nice!
Entering the giveaway! @admanindustry
Great build! @kujiranohone (Toronto)
Wooohooo for being a Torontonian! 🎉 @vane.srad
@matthew.jrr this thing looks great man 👍
Great stuff as always Zach! Been following your work for a while and always recommend my friends to check you out. Can’t wait to see what you build this year!
- A fellow Torontonian @alexsperri
Another great build. Love that you cater to pros and diyers just starting out on your Chanel! Finger crossed I win! 🤞 @rolsae
I always love watching your videos! And love that you’re a fellow Torontonian. @oriabara (fingers crossed!)
Awesome build and love seeing these budget builds. @tony_da_lazer
If I end up making one of these for my next apartment I'll have to tag you on Instagram! Too bad I'm not in Toronto so I can't enter. Minnnesota is close but not close enough :(
Please do Tony! I'd love to see your take on this build!