Building a DIY Buffet using Stock Kitchen Cabinets
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- A beginner friendly DIY using Stock Kitchen cabinets to create a beautiful custom built in buffet.
See full post along with cost breakdown here.
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Nice job, but I could barely hear what you were saying and when I turned the volume up to try to hear you then the loud music was overwhelming. Just something to think about for other videos. 😊
Love the reno!! It looks FAB!!
On another note can you please lower the music volume in your next videos though? I have to turn it right up just so I can hear you talking, then quickly lower the volume once the music starts because its so loud.
Hey Home Girl, I am so excited you came up with this video. I had that same idea 15 years ago. We put a tile top & rollers on the bottom. We store our pots & pans in it & rolls all over our kitchen! When we don't prep on it we roll it back against the wall. We have even used it for a buffet. I would love to send yoj a pic. Of it if I knew how! I'm thinking of refreshing it! Its looking a bit used!
I see all the positive comments on it. I'm really thrilled that I had the same idea you had. You are so creative!
I'm designing one of these for my dining room, and thought I'd look to see if there were any videos on YT. So glad I found this one! Turned out great! Thanks so much for sharing!
1s timer, this is such a great idea. I would like a few drawers for the piece I'm looking for but this helps for sure. It came out very nice, love it! Thank you so much!
Thank you! Good luck!!
I love this! This is exactly what I was hoping to do in my dining room.
Very nice but music was to loud and ur voice so low had to keep adjusting the volume
I'm surprised people don't notice this when they are editing. 🙃😑
Same...
Great idea. I am on your blog right now and really appreciate the write up. What's crazy is the prices of some of the materials have doubled since this was posted!
Thanks to you, I just built this for my wife!
Amazing! Thank you for letting me know! I love it when people share with me when I inspire them! I hope she loves it!
Supplies are bought, hope to have a cabinet tomorrow. Thank you for the detailed video.
You are so welcome! Good luck!
Yey thank you for this. It will be my project for winter. I'm so happy I came across your channel🥰🥰🥰
You did a beautiful job.
I'd like to do this to make a coffee bar. Thanks for the inspiration.
You did a wonderful job!! I love it!
Very Nice. This is exactly what I want to do.
Thank you for posting this video.
Beautiful!
Lovely 😊
Awesome job ❤
Can you make this a freestanding cabinet or does it need to be attached to wall?
You can, but because of the shallow depth it may not be stable if it’s not secured to the floor. I do this type of work for a living.
I love this idea and your creation looks nice. The only thing I would have done different is, I would have used knobs instead of handles. the handles kind of make the cabinets look like kitchen uppers turned upside down.
What was the list of supplies you used? I’m about to do something very similar!!
Great job !!! Gotta get to work
I love your end results! My husband wanted to do something similar in our living room, but I couldn’t envision it! Thank you for demonstrating. What was the total cost of this project? Can the wood be stained and varnished to match existing wood?
Thank you! It’s in the blog post but I believe it was around $350. Yes everything could be stained.
Good job!
What did you do to stick the counter top to the cabinet? Did you use nail glue? Or drill it from under the cabinet?
How did you attach the butcher block countertop to the cabinet? Did you mail it down from the top? But that would be unsightly. Did you use L brackets underneath o the perimeter? Or just glued it down?
Awesome 👌
I have the same exact dining room/kitchen/living room set up and would LOVE to add a buffet. Do you mind me asking the dimensions of your dining room BEFORE you removed the wall separating the kitchen from the dining room? Thank you in advance.
Beauty!!!
If your wall trim was 6” would you use 2x6 or still go with the 2x4? We are currently mid project!
Nice!
Thanks for the wonderful tutorial. Did you paint the sides or attach the wood veneer?
How muxh did this cost and where can I buy those
Can you share info of the left side corner cabinet?
This video came through in the clutch
Omg YESSS! U rock! 😊
I absolutely love this! Did you use a blueprint to build the base?
A couple people asked but no answer. How did you attach the top piece? It came out so nice!
Just used my nail gun to attach! The full blog post is in the description.
How did you secure the top to the cabinets?
In any instructional video, I’d rather have no music, so I can clearly hear your voice.
This music is irritating.
Hi, how did you attach the wood to the cabinets?
Hi there!! How much was this project to complete?
How did you attach the top to the cabinets??
What screws did you use to screw the base into the studs?
I believe just 3” wood screws
@@JustCallMeHomegirl thank you. You did an amazing job 👏🏻
Cost
!ove it
How much did this cost you?
Cost breakdown is in the blog post just click the link in the description…but I did this last year so prices have gone up on things.
Did this years ago, made a kitchen island on wheels. Very expensive, and a great DYI!!!!!!! Your video volume is bad, music loud and can't hear you!
When you describe what you are doing, your voice is too soft. When the music plays it is overwhelmingly loud. Next time, turn down the volume on the music you include with your videos.
I love this! This is exactly what I was hoping to do in my dining room.
Beautiful!