I like this video. Before you actually started working on it I thought the unit was massive. Like a chest of drawers for clothes. Made me laugh when I saw how tiny it is. Ikea hacks are pretty cool.

Pain builds character but sawdust slowly kills your lungs?! You're hilarious!😂😂😂

The label "mistakes" upside down is a real touch :)

OMG! I have this exact Moppe drawer unit but because I wrote fancy lettering on it years ago - to label the contents - I thought there was nothing else I could do with it once I changed its use. But turning the drawers round is absolute genius! Thank you :-D

I was hesitating getting one of these Moppe drawer sets, but you made it look so cute! And thank you for explaining the difference between oil and water based stains.

Am I the only one here, continued to watch this video just because of the way he speaks? It's fascinating!

It looked bigger in the thumbnail.

You speak English in the most adorable way. And I do love this hack.

This looks amazing! That's exactly the color of stain I love. You've done an excellent job!

This video was recommended to me on my homepage! I must say it is so well done!! I feel like no detail was spared in the editing or filming processes. I really like the hack, too. It turned out great!

this wouldn't work for me, the mistake drawer is much to small

A nice harmonious video. I'm a real fan of that dark brown reddish colour of stain. Nice job.

I just love little boxes and drawers and have always wanted some of these for my craft room. I'm saddened to hear that IKEA is going to discontinue them so I'd better get out there and find some asap! You have done a wonderful job on this. Thanks so much for sharing.

It's beautiful! I have bought several of these from second hand stores and yard sales. I have a few different model variations and my aim is to have a craft room. I like them plain, but you have definitely inspired me! Mine too, will be beautiful.

This is an amazing idea, I have one of these units sitting in the garage doing nothing. Definitely going to revamp it like this in the summer and put it to use!

This video was so oddly satisfying. The cute accent didn't hurt either. Glad your workshop didn't go up in flames from the self combusting rags!

dude, the upside-down mistake label was the best

Well done indeed!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge in regards to the stains & glazing techniques!!! 😍

The bottom of each drawer would look nice with a green felt lining.

You literally saved myself from being broke! The original apothecarys are so expensive!!

This is a great quality video! I don't know that I've ever seen this drawer set at the IKEA near me! I love the finished product and again, the video editing details are exceptional!

When all the screws were exactly the same way, I got excited... Then I saw "Thingamabobs" and Subscribed. I haven't heard anyone use that word (besides myself) in a really long time. 😂

I had this same drawer unit in my teens. I decorated mine with the equation for finding the roots of quadratic formulas in biro.

Finally, an intellligent, funny and creative presenter! Great job, clearly presented, well done. Thanks!

Oh, so now you tell me about my damaged lungs and spontaneous combustion?! I'm not risking my life for Ikea doll furniture!

So impressing to watch you! Not only is your product very convenient, but you also turned your video in to an informative lesson! Thank you a lot!

The template and tape on the drill bit is a great tip. Thank you 👍🏻😍

I love this idea! This is a great channel, I just stumbled upon you. I love finding out new ways to update ikea stuff!

Well done!! Its terrific. You do an amazing job editing and narrating the video.

THIS DESERVES A MILLION+ VIEWS. The Harry Potter reference gives me life.

It looks gorgeous!

I did a project like this, the template to mark the holes at the front was a great tip, I'll use next time!

The editing/graphics/animations are amazing omg wow

My grandparents were from Sweden. Hearing your accent makes me miss them very much. Also, great information!

Years ago I hacked this unit by painting the drawers faces with blackboard paint so I could write or draw labels on it and it turned 👌🏼 but yours is awesome I love it !!! 🤯

Cool I have one of these and never considered modifying it until now

I can't believe you really pulled an anvil out of that drawer. Priceless.

Amazing animations and graphics! How have i not bumped into this channel earlier?! :)

Really nice video. Great that you explained the difference between staines. That was really helpful. I agree with another poster: Your videos are edited quite well.

Beautiful transformation! 👍🏻

This is an excellent project. Great finished project.

What is this, drawers for ants?

"pain builds character!" Love it!!!

Pain builds character!! I LOVED IT!!

A new S&L video, hurray. Great quality as always, thank you. ...now up up and away, to the Pinterest for couple of hours :-)

Got one in March 2019 at the Kansas City Ikea. Might have been brought back to production. I am decoupaging mine and used brush-on acrylic paint for the interiors. Old cotton/poly blend socks work great as stain rags.

I love your drawer template idea. True genius. :)

something about your accent and the rhythm of the way you speak is so lovely I could listen to you all day :)

I'm impressed by everything you've done

Amazing video as usual. Plus, your English is better than most of us here in the United States, lol...

This is beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

Love how it turned out! Great video!

I just picked one up last weekend. I think I may do something like this! Thanks for the video

Turned out great!

another great video, I love your channel!

Really useful and instructive video. Thank you!

I’ve watched this video before but recently acquired my own box of drawers and I love this look, I’m going to attempt to make mine look as good as his...fingers crossed 🤞

Verrrrry Nice! Thanks for this video, hope to do the same to my cabinet someday. Keep up the good work!

your work is amazing!

GREAT tutorial! I smiled from beginning to end. You did a wonderful job explaining everything and I have to say as a native English speaker I was impressed with your usage of the language. I also have been looking for an apothecary/card catalogue cabinet for ages due to that desire I've watched numerous hack tutorials to achieve such. However, this video is by far the best and easiest. I hope they still have that Moppe unit for sale in my area. Thank you for the tutorial.

beautiful job well done. I love it

Very nice. Had that Ikea box for cds. Never thought about staining it. Lost it in major apt bldg fire. Miss it.

Love the commentary!

Wow, thank you. This was great. I just bought two of these units.

Brilliant video! You just got yourself a new subscriber 👍

Mistakes was written upside down. lol you have a good sense of humor. subscribed!

Nice hack there! Thanks for share it Daniel!

Holy crap that looks awesome nice work!

Fantastic video!

Awesome job!

Beautiful job

Well done! I like how it's black inside also. 👌👌👍👍

Awesome job!!

Fantastic video! I actually came on here to watch a clothing haul and saw the thumb nail, clicked on it and watched this all till the end. A well executed video ;-)

That is beautiful!!

Wow, impressive! Thank you for sharing!

I love your drawer labels :)

Loved this DIY! Thanks so much for sharing. :)

I love listening to your voice, so musical!

NICELY DONE!

Beautiful work! Never thought Moppe could look that good. A couple of those would be nice in my workshop. I hade to check, and you can still buy those in Sweden 👍

Helped my ex gf paint one in different colors. She wanted all the insides to stick to their normal, bright plywood color and the outside frame in dark grey. Then she wanted the drawer fronts in different colors of paint (red, blue, yellow, green & purple - I remember because she left the color testers at my place and didn't want them after the breakup. Good thing I'm a maker and can actually use them). I first sanded all the parts. Then I applied some knot sealer and sanded that after drying too, before applying some white wood sealer (those two things makes the plywood look more like normal wood and hides the knots better). After that dried, I lightly sanded the pieces again, before applying 2-3 coats of paint with sanding in between layers and finally I brushed on laquer for furniture, giving it a nice, semi matte shine. They looked great and so did this project. Definitely tagging along to see what other products you're going to hack. The hacking community is pretty huge and I've hacked quite a few pieces myself

loved that 'mistakes' part. nice idea

Good vid bro. pls do more like this

I like your sense of humor.

This is awesome man

you keep it going buddy , great content!

WOW that is really nice!

That was great, Thanks and you have a new Subscriber ;) Oh and I loved the OCD tip on aligning the screws lol. your English is very good too my friend

“Superfluous” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 i loved this tutorial so much 👍👍👍👍

Nice work, enjoyed this content.

Great video! I found a Moppe at IKEA today, so I guess they're back in the inventory again. I also found that ZAR has a Mocha color that closely resembles the tone you mixed together. They also have a Moorish teak color that's a bit darker if that's what you're after.

Looks great! Thank's for sharing🙏👍

That nargle looked just like mine!

Świetny pomysł. Dobra robota.👍

Great video! You have another subscriber! Well done keep up the good work!

Ah yes, the beloved Moppe brings back memories! My first efter IkeaHack-endeavour some twenty years ago did indeed include a Moppe and a can of paint.

I'm not sure why this showed up in my recommended feed but I just subbed after watching it. Obsessed with your accent and would watch even if you were reading the dictionary.

awesome hack, nice edit. painting the interior of the drawers in a light color helps seing better what's inside!

I clicked because I wondered how the finger notches were filled it.