Having watched your videos for approx 3 years,your attention to detail and your willingness to take a chance is legendry It comes as no surprise that all the fiddly bits are coming good. Looking forward to the next one. (Excited). Later 👍

I love your video's, you are doing what I always wanted to do, buy a house needing a lot of renovation, but unlike your wife, mine doesnt like the mess involved and certainly wouldnt get involved in the actual renovations, I was a few years ago a professional kitchen fitter, and have fitted numerous solid wood worktops and was very impressed with your installation, a couple of points I hope you dont mind me raising, your cutting of the grooves for the worktop bolts, although excellent and adequate, can be done easier with a worktop jig, however if you are only using it for one kitchen it is hardly worth the cost, we always found those ceramic one and a half bowl sinks difficult to locate and cut as not all of them come with a template, I didnt find the second video showing the final steps of installation, but wasso the following points may be irrelevant, , I was surprised that you oiled the top surface at the end of the first day, we always left that to the last as any dust from the final stages landingon afreshly oiled worktop is an absolute b*gger to get off, andwe never used woodglue at joints, we would use a matching colourfill, as wood expands and shrinks and if it is glued it restricts this movement, anddont forget the worktop above any appliance needs a heat reflective 'baffle' or the top tends to dry out faster, and as someone else has pointed out , the cut out s make excellent chopping boards, although they need a different oil, but yet again another excellent vidieo

When you've got your own biscuit jointer, it's suprising how many jobs you didn't know you would use it on . . .

You finally got a track-saw then, and a Festol one at that. I remember watching your video reviewing a budget one a few years ago and having many issues lol. With the amount of DIY you do you deserve one. I hope build continues to go well!

Tim once again a brilliant Vlog and some really great work, looking forward to further Vlogs thank you

I did my sisters worktop, having never done work tops before. No tracksaw at the time, straight edge and circular saw. Measure 25 times and nervously cut…. Managed it. Funnily enough she has just repealed them after 10 last weekend

🤞🏼For it all to go seamlessly (😉) from here on in. You must both be exhausted. Barracking for you, all the best, Mandy

Absolutely stunning job well done guys such a great video ❤🎉

Nice chopping boards from the offcuts?

Time your Dad got some speaking parts!

Measure Twice Cut Once, I measure, I cut, then I measure again to see what it’s too small

Love your work 👍

Look up Peter Millard’s loose tennon Jig. He has them on offer at the moment for about £40. A lot cheaper than a domino. Or he sells plans to make your own. Worth a video maybe?

Getting there Tim,Could you have bolted the small add on instead of biscuits?

A step closer to moving in......happy days.

Do you have a link/name for the yellow legs you balanced the worktop on?

Looking good . . . have you half moved in?

I think if you mitred the corner you run the risk of it opening up at the 'thin end' due to differential expansion / contraction. Meanwhile, how do you find using different brands of track? Do you need to adjust the cams each time you change brands?

Well done on 200k subs! Is it still DIY when you're doing it as a profession however? ;)

Please tell me you're going to do something with those slab cut outs? Such a shame to waste some lovely chunks of wood like that!

As usual, perfect workmanship. I love these videos, but I really could do without the music.

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What's the expandable table platform thing? I could really do with one of those

Great job Tim, never easy with large pieces of timber. You can’t afford to make mistakes with them either, they’re far too expensive these days. I think I prefer your videos without the music…sorry 🥴

Thanks for the vid, kitchen looks awesome, the color of the worktop is lovely, is the worktop from diy kitchens also?, If so, which one is it?

whats the tune 4 minutes in?

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