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You could use ct1 or similar adhesive and wood screw,or slightly longer concrete screws/screw and plug.

What kind of wheels did you use? Thanks!

Pivot hinges would work going inward 👍

@@n.e.joinerybuildingandmain1953 Thank you so much!

The wheels got changed to white non bur wheels we used the black smaller ones as the white ones hadn’t been delivered,unnecessary information to put in the video but you are correct

If Unsure you can always seal all the edges with clear silicone or PVA have I never had issues fitting the kitchens as we usually leave at least two days between Plaster and fitting but obviously as it’s winter call the conditions prolong the drying times so we monitor the wall and make a decision based on previous experiences if you look at the section the end panel was fitted to that section is dry

It’s in the comments

Fine tooth tct

Levels above,by far the best kitchens we fit

If you had been issued them it’s best to use them otherwise B&Q may not cover it with warranty as it’s not been fitted as per there specifications. We do have little tricks we use such as dowels or scoring the ends to help with adhesive sticking but if issued with we do use biscuits

We have done a lot and also some showrooms…..unless familiar with the systems you can be caught out. It does take a level of experience with kitchen installation in general

Usually the worktop supplier will issue the relevant pads etc to attach to a orbital sander

Noted,thank you

Move with the times pal speed = money why have a hand cut roof if it’s not needed? We only do them if repairing,or matching existing

@@n.e.joinerybuildingandmain1953 Today is moment of truth ,i am DIYer ,and today i am building a small gable roof ,and will follow your way to cut roof rafters ,will update you later today

I agree with you but was fitted by or designed by us 🤷‍♂️ fine tooth tct blade 4mm passes

Good enough to finish of with the recommended sanding pads and polish

@@n.e.joinerybuildingandmain1953 ok thanks so it stands up good!! Is it similar to wood?

@@ryanferris7841 the cutting is the same as timber but tougher to get through so 3mm passes is what I’d recommend to help the blades life….also polishing and buffing is time consuming compared to timber

Suppose I can’t please everyone. I’d of thought putting resin in was pretty self explanatory but I’ll take the tip for my next video

One other point,cutting out sink etc was exactly the same as cutting the length as show in video 👍

@MAD MICK if you don’t know the basics of cutting a worktop then you shouldn’t be attempting to cut acrylic worktops …..this video just shows how we do it ,it’s not a tutorial or by any means an instruction video but rather just showing what we do when we cut them

Fine tooth TCT blades

3mm passes

Most of the templates have slight movement in it allowing you to go along the grain on your first pass and pull back along the other side to clean out the cut if that makes sense

@@n.e.joinerybuildingandmain1953 I was working on one of those Zenith worktops. Nightmare

@@gavincollins9376 ye same technique but I totally agree they are the worst!

Didn’t really cover it as it was a “quick video” as described but I’d already shaped the hinge side but agreed I should of stated that as it does seem as tho I’d cut it all off one side 👍

If yours looks like the sea bed your obviously doing it wrong 👍

And as explained it’s a “quick video”my track saw is set up with mains power not batteries so the palm router and plane was a QUICKER option in this case

Thank you for that my friend!

Fine tooth tct

Kutchenhaus 🤌🏻

I’m not sure if this is a serious question 🤣we set the shelves as the client requested and even tho the top shelf is indeed bigger.....the remaining shelves are all equal

In fact now they have organised the bookcase the shelves are completely random but looks fantastic (I unfortunately can’t add a photo here)

@@n.e.joinerybuildingandmain1953 Well, if the client likes it, I don't care, just seems a bit off for me. Thanks for the quick answer!

@@janis31 like I say maybe if you can see the finished photos you would have a different opinion but the clients are over the moon so to me that’s a job well done

Thank you!!!!🙂

That’s a secret 🤫 haha Which section?

The designer did say but I can’t remember off the top off my head?? I mentioned it to the clients but it was at their request so that’s that! Not my choice or design we just installed 👍

Job looks mint lads

Brilliant,I’d definitely choose kutchenhaus over wren for my own home!

@@n.e.joinerybuildingandmain1953 many thanks I’m in Stockport so you fitted the kitchen we like in the showroom grey slate ‘ wood so we’re going Friday to pay thank you for your help.

@@davidfoster6147 great!! Make sure you tell them I’ve put in a good word!😉 All the best with the project!!!

@@n.e.joinerybuildingandmain1953 will do thank you I am guessing they’re good quality

@@davidfoster6147 best by far

A week👍

Unfortunately it won’t let me post a photo on this message platform but I’d purchased them off Amazon.... Brand:dreamtop Size:98x23mm Description: 360degree rotation,hidden door hinges

So what would you do if you bought a new door and went to lift it on to put the pin through the hinges but as the building was old and had moved a bit which made the opening to small, surely you would have to cut the door to fit it? I don't know why we don't use pre hung doors here in the UK. Your comment has actually explained something to me, I was working on one site and the polish lads had made the door casings up ready for me to fit them. When I came to fit the doors I found that the frames were all too big. They had set them to a width of 31 inches and a standard door is 30 inches. They must just not have been used to putting door casings together as they all come pre hung in Poland. 👍😀

@@garethheathcote4988 Intresting point of view. Most buildings in Poland are not made from wood so door frame movement is not such a great issue. And the reason for the door opening being larger is you buy door and frame to match it, so the door wing itself can be of standard size, frame usually has architrave around to conceal the screws/shims/expanding foam used fit it in the door opening. Also, quite a lot of the doors have a lip (so door wing is partially larger than the door frame and it's resting on door frame) and you just can't cut it. Please type "drzwi wewnętrzne" into Google and switch to image search so you will see what I mean.

Hello, Truss company had said depth of truss had been made deeper to take the strain rather then double truss, Yes a small roof is easy enough to hand cut but not as fast as just dropping in these trusses I find so it’s more productive for us.

I wish I could believe this 😂 it would cost more to accommodate the team plus travel then it would to buy the tools and have a go yourself....I’m always available for advice if needed 😊

@@n.e.joinerybuildingandmain1953 ill pay your expenses...how can i contact u?

@@marksoberay2318 We are based in the United Kingdom, And would of course require our tools to be travelling with us, Forgive me scepticism but it seems a big layout for a job I’m sure you can source out locally? We would love this opportunity but given the cost of travel for two people,tools, accommodation,food and of course actually carrying out the work I can’t see how this would be cost affective for you.

@@n.e.joinerybuildingandmain1953 im building the ultimate 7300 sq foot penthouse in Cleveland Ohio....and saying I shipped in 2 UK carpenters for the millwork adds to the prestige! Bookcase, frameless doors, hardwood floor, secret door...let me know!!

@@marksoberay2318 🤔 Please forward all details to Nathan.christopher1988@gmail.com so I can take a look and gather a cost and if within your allowance we will arrange a phone call/face call?

Not so much an exact formula with using pivot hinges and also governed by what we already had to work with it was a case of marking it out on the floor and knocking up a small template

That’s what we did also. Put a screw in the floor and determined our max width with that radius.

I haven't done the project myself yet but I'm guessing that I need to figure out if my bookshelf door will hit anything as well

It was made off site from a supplier and installed by the team on site, The purchase cost was around £500 if I remember correctly

Usually loft conversions can cost £25,000-£45,000 depending on a number of different factors such as, Current loft space Structural integrity Dorma windows And so on......

Could you screen shot the video and show which measurements you need please?? Thanks for you comment and happy to help!! Is it just centre of pin to pin for the 1/2” router