Gotta say, proper loving this channel. Proper useful advice, not just the bog standard 'how to's

Wish I had your skills, I’m looking at fitting a tiny kitchen in the new year & im not confident but watching your videos I’m feeling slightly better about it 😊👍🏻

Super helpful tip. I'm currently fitting a magnet kitchen exactly same as this and this video will go a long way for me.

Love the plinth and cornice method never thought about doing it that way I will be using this as it is probably the bit I dislike the most about kitchen fitting

Nice job, I've £9k of IKEA Metod cabinets arriving in a couple of weeks, my biggest concern is the pelmet and cornice, this video helps a lot.

Great to watch ifit kitchens for aliving now and ino the problems that come with fitting them but I enjoy every day as to being a service engineer in the glazing and building industry my job was to rectify and sort problems out don’t miss that

Hi Del cracking finishing that took me back the old Elu beautiful bits of kit they were the Festool of there time Elu were there router was cracking as well until Dewalt got hold of them got the old Elu Flip site saw all the best Tony 👍 have awesome weekend

Some nice tips there Del will be doing the Cornice etc pretty soon 👍🏻

Really useful information thanks. Watched so many videos that don’t help at all

What a cracking video. Give it another year or two and you will have 50-100k subs. Ps, if you need an apprentice on weekends let me know :D

Perfect Del I got some white gloss ones to do tomorrow happy days

Great tip!

You know you're job ma man

Nice move telling the builder that you think it needs wider unit on that run, its all them sort things that nobody sees after but if you didn’t do it everyone would see. 🤫👍

Looking good

Vinyl rapped cornice and pelmet Nightmare for cutting and chipping even with a new blade lol 👍

Did that curved piece of trim on the curved cabinet come that way or did you fabricate it? If it came that way, what is the material? If you fabricated it, how did you do it? I liked how you scored your trim piece first before you cut it. I recently did some crown and other trim that was popular with formica laminate over it and even with a recently sharpened fine tooth blade, it still had a minor amount of tear out. I didn't watch part 1-3 yet and I will do so when I have some time (probably when I am dead, then I will have plenty of time...haha) Good job.

Brilliant channel, really enjoying your content. Out of interest, what brand was the kitchen?

Superb

Great channel mate , do you think hollow wall anchors are strong enough to hold a wall cabinet if no studs in wall ? What do you suggest for plasterboard.

That's great but you didn't actually show us how you fixed them onto the units!

I'm fitting a wickes kitchen atm and its been a nightmare. The 1000mm wall units sag in the middle and throw the doors off with the cornice and pelmet. There's only the hardboard behind and maybe im just being lazy but putting any kind of back bracing in means dismantling too much and basically starting the run of wu and larder units again, which took ages in the first place as the plasterer is a shitbag and must have been drunk when he bonded out the wall.

What make of saw blade and number of teeth do you use on your mitre saw please? Enjoying the Chanel, lots of great advice. Thanks

Thanks for another great tutorial Del, what mitre glue do you use ?

Hi Del, what's the best way to cut and join a long top or bottom pelmet, so the join is less visible? Cheers

What is the best glue for the mitres ?

Did you use a specific blade for your saw?

Is this a wicks kitchen