Funny, I'm moving into a new house in 2 weeks and need to build one if these. Speaking of moving, the house we sold had many improvements thanks to primarily YOUR videos. Thanks so much Jeff!

Those shims on top of the cabinet to make it easier to hang are the kinds of helpful tricks idiots like me would never learn without watching this channel. More of those please!!!

Jeff. You are literally my go to man and I’m here in Australia. I’m renovating a house we’ve purchased as our retirement home and as usual check your channel for tips and tricks on everything I’m doing. We have been talking of making a mud room cupboard for our entrance, KZfaq search and guess who pops up! As usual, great presentation. Thank you for everything you do to help us renovators.

So..a video on tools that every ambitious homeowner should have and…what’s on your tool belt? Thank you for being such an empowering resource!

24:46 Hi, first thanks for the video. It is well explained but when you cut with a circular saw I wouldnt recommend to put the workpiece on your leg. I know you are experience and know what you doing but meny don't. Even I as someone with few years of experience would feel much better using 2×4 as a support for cutting. Love your channel.

Hanging that cabinet with 2 shims was pretty awesome.

I’m sure your busy I don’t even know if you read your messages but I want to thank you for your videos my husband and I are building a little house out of a large shed on my mom’s property so we can be close to help her since my dad passed. We have watched MANY MANY of your videos over and over to do this! We have watched others too but your my husband’s favorite and come back to yours. Thank you, you have no idea what a blessing you are! Thank you!

Slowly renovating this place. Going to take about 3-4 years due to budget constraints. Watching these videos will make it all possible & perfect every time. 😉

Not much work for you, yet it adds a great look for that corner and it's so useful! Thanks Jeff.

I was sweating when you put that circular saw on your leg :)

I was flabbergasted at the miter cut you just did. Absolutely brilliant. Still haven't recovered.

Gday Jeff! I'm from Western Australia and a lot of houses over here are brick/cement/concrete (in lots of different varieties). I've struggled to find any good videos on how to secure things to the walls. E.g. what fixings are best for each type? How to find the solid parts of the wall and not the hallow parts when the wall is plastered over. How to detect wires/water lines? And how to patch holes etc. For instance recently I used tapcons and they immediately turned the hole to dust! I think you'd open up your channel to a lot more viwers as masonry homes are big over here :) I love your work and have used your videos on multiple DIY jobs. Hopefully youll see this and consider it. Thanks for your content regardless and empowering so many people. Cheers!

What about the groove on the proud bench in the back? Patch in a section of tongue from the off cut!

“Heh heh heh, Nice!” …….Best part of this video. The build was also pretty awesome!

Seen thirty seconds already loving it. Your the man!

I love your videos. Thank you so much for helping us improve our house.

I've loved watching you do the farm house and you and your family have worked so hard but boy what a fantastic job you have done. I am so looking forward to watching you take on the church now and see what amazing things you create there 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 xx

Wood glue does not take stain the same as wood. So when sanding make sure you remove all the excess glue you did not wipe off earlier.

“It’s only dangerous if you’re stupid.” THAT is excellent advice! I subscribe just for this.

Soooooo many little extra tips in here... esp for the solo DIY'r. Thank you! Great video!

This looks perfect for a walkout basement apartment I'm building for my mom. Thanks!

I'm in the U.S., need to stop (?) the drafts on my 32-yo tract built home. Our utilities are crazy high, I'm a 70-yo woman. Ceilings in living area + master suite, imcluding bath--are 13'-15', w slant ceilings. Cookie-cutter home, dirty-built, cut corners wherever they could. They went for speed over quality :( On concrete slab, roof-mtd heat pump. 26°F - 115°F, half the year, each. Your content is a godsend; thx so much!!

This is exactly what I want in my Mobil home entryway. We are gutting the entire thing and rebuilding. Moved the laundry into to master bathroom to make room for this mudroom build and a pantry cabinet to the left of it. Plus who in the world wants to walk through the front door directly into your laundry room🤦. We're not ready for this yet, so I saved your video 👏

He does declare! This looks beautiful and definitely simple. I still can't wrap my mind around that profile cut for the baseboard, but maybe one of these days the lightbulb will flash on 😂

Thanks so much for your videos. You're the man!

Common sense hints and tips for a newbie like me and you’re a leftie too! Made it much easier for me!

So timely. I'm about to hang a cabinet by myself. Good tips here! 👍

So many great little tips in this video for all sorts of carpentry and mounting. Nice.

Love to see @HomeRenoVisionDIY collaborate with @ave

Hey Jeff....we're thinking of doing the same thing. Where did you get your cabinets and bench base from? Thanks man...you're really inspiring us to do this stuff on our own.

This is awesome!! Thank you for posting!

Oh Lord! You scare the hell out of me free-handing those cuts! So easy to just do it safely than shave a few precious moments from a task. And I meant to use the word ‘shave’ cause that’s what could happen to your body! Time I have - spare body parts not so much! 🤣

Hi Jeff, where do you order custom cabinets? I am in Toronto~ My wife loves your show!!!and makes me watch it ^^

26:48 - OMG, what the hell are you doing? Is this a recommendation for rookies? Are you kidding me! This is not the first time when I see safety issues in your video, but this one rock!

did we just see Jeff Cope baseboard with a chop saw. Jeff you da man :)

My grandfather use to say "a little caulk, a little paint, will make it what it ain't" - haha - gotta say now that I'm doing my own DIY around the house I TOTALLY understand this. :)>

LOVE your informative and down to earth tips Jeff, always welcome down in Australia if you want to do some international content 👌😁 I've got some plasterboard (drywall) alcoves/niches (metal boxes) where you cut out a square/rectangle and mount it I between studs. You can then put in concealed lighting a shelf or artwork with contrasting background colours. It's like adding gallery space to walls without things protruding into a hallway etc. If you have things like that, I'd love to see one installed and how to finish the plasterboard edges properly. Cheers 👍🙏. (Also, I've noticed that you're getting more and more out of breath lately. Can you keep an eye on your health please, even just a check-up, we'd hate to lose you on here! 🙏🙏)

Yay! I’m so glad this video exists! Also, the oscillating tool link is misspelled so the link won’t work :) . Gotta make sure HomeRenovisionDIY gets compensated! 👍🏼

Great timing! I need to build one of these, I'll let you know how it goes!

"Don't have to use a measuring tape for everything, right?... Does that make sense? Did I mess it up?" 🤣

Looking fwd to trying, presently preparing to move. I think I missed r/t Heat in the area? Present house we put a 12 Shoe rack next to the heat vent (NOT over it) in the mud room, and a chair so shoes come off, and when ready to leave shoes (& socks if needed) are Dry. Got the Shoe rack at Big lots for $5 but that was a few years ago.

Always love your content and teaching style and the wife loves your style and colours. If we knew where this house was we'd be all over it. Keep up the solid!

This was awesome. I'm definitely interested in soundproofing for a future video. I'm doing a movie room, and your videos are always inspiring, because you show that messing up usually isn't a big deal, and simple tools and patience can yield professional results. Thanks for all that you do.

Excellent idea of covering up the seam on the beadboard with trim, which is being used to do double duty. Nice idea I never would have thought of!

I would like to know if you have a video of how to do wainscoting in a mud room? Just half way up the wall. What to do with outlet, wall vent and corners? This video was so good.

I need this in my life!!!🤗

"you don't need a bloody workshop" thank you.. I have watched 5 videos on mudrooms all with table saws and crazy jigs in their huge workshops

no timelapse, I like it.

Your laser level would have saved you some grief with those hangers! :D

Jeff, I stumbled on your videos a couple years ago when my husband and I renovated our first home. I specifically remember your video on how to remove a tub. It was so helpful! Well, we're back at it again on a new home and you have many more videos now that are so helpful! The detail you give in your videos shows you really care about teaching people. That said, one of the big items on my wish list is expanding our front porch. What would it take to get you to come to Atlanta and show me how it's done?

Pumped to update the foyer this way. However, only Canadian Home Depot’s carry the Live Edge Timber brand and shipping is $45. I have a Kreg jig but kind of timid, but grabbed everything else so I’ll give it a go.

What a brave man, im so scared of the saw i could never use my own leg as a table 😅

lol glad he mentioned his thigh! I was going white watching him setup that cut.

I think your circular saw started smoking because your blade teeth might be facing the wrong direction. Love your videos man, always learn a lot.

GOOD AFTERNOON!! I’M LOVIN I’T !!! ❤️🥰👍👍👍👍

I love this video. Thank you!

Great project Jeff. Looks very nice.

Bit of cork, bit of paint, makes a carpenter what he ain't!

I do declare

Awesome vid!! we love local!!

Looking forward to the builds in the church building...

"Caulk and paint makes you the carpenter you ain't" 🤣😂🤣

23:40 I'm just sitting here screaming square up the end first Jeff, SQUARE UP THE END FIRST!!!!!

Came for the mud room, stayed for the crazy advanced skillsaw techniques, as advised by safey bodies nowhere.

I dont have a place in my house to put one of these. Looks like it will be so convenient to have.

"One of these days I have to invent touch-a-vision" haha love it

Very nice! I also like the "It's only dangerous if your stupid" 😆

Thanks Jeff for such an incredible work! I wonder if you would make future videos on concrete flooring and perhaps talk about the overlaying ?

Any links to find the live edge material from Home Depot? Or what the search name of that product is?

Thank you for sharing this video. Are the boards from Live Edge already planed?

You’re the man! Any help with what cabinets you used? Having a hard time sourcing them. Cheers!

Liked this!

Hi I love your project and interested in building mud room for my house. May I know from where you bought cabinets and other material and how much it cost over all ?

Great tips! What about the wall plug--did I miss something?

Ahh, you've got the gears in my head turning again Jeff! You make the intimidating diy projects look simple. Great video! Can't wait to plan this I'm my house!

I do declare!! lol

You should add, keep a single-handed tactical tourniquet on your belt. Doesn’t take long to bleed out.

wonderful tricks

Hi Jeff and family.

Wonderful video, Jeff. Very helpful. For upcoming videos, can you please do one for installing Encaustic Cement Tiles? We are wanting to use these tiles on the walls in our Laundry Room but are holding out until we can see a video with your expertise.

Can you do a video on blown in installation in the attic please. Thanks a million

16:53-A Bob Ross moment

I'm always amazed at people that have table saws that are nearly as big as our garage (!)- - and they are supposedly just home owner DIYers......

I do declare! Lol he must have just watched that episode of the Office.

I wish that live edge dining room tables is available in the US. It's a great idea, but is a bit expensive if we want it shipped over here.

Jeff - I love your videos! However, there were two times that you used the circular saw while you were holding the pine seat top with your hand and knee. You mentioned that one should be careful not to cut your leg. You might consider ALWAYS placing the item on the floor or a bench when cutting. You have so many people watching your videos that it would be better to convey the safest practices whenever possible. Keep up the great work!

yes...sound proofing for home theater please

Super nice.

Are there any videos on truss attic finishing ideas. To make light storage easier and safer

my hubs just chopped and milled a bunch of trees so thisll be perfect to have him make an unpainted ver.!!

Interested in doing this. However, thinking of moving laundry room upstairs into master closet. Is this a good idea? Would I need permits ? Any videos on this ?

You’re giving me the willies cutting that board on your leg with the circular saw. I’ll await your next video series on how to renovate a church with one leg. BTW I almost bought a church last year. Should have done that.

The first time he said level he meant plumb. Level is in comparison to the ground or floor. Plumb is in comparison to the wall. In quick conversation you will get these reversed. But if you ever build a doorway or a fence it is good to get them right when talking to others.

21:00 "Bob's your uncle". Someone's been watching Sam The Cooking Guy videos lately! Would love to see you do a collab video with him one day. Maybe when you make your way out to San Diego!

Why does the full baseboard not continue on part of the cabinet? Confused as why to this is. Thanks!

Nice! 😊👍

Can you do a bigger, family-sized locker setup

Thanks!

Any idea where to buy boxes used to make this?

Love all your videos Jeff! Your lessons are invaluable. I noticed you're putting on a little weight - still looking good though. Take the time to take care of yourself.