This is simply the best DIY video ever: easy to read captions with crystal clear instructions, close up video of every single step, straight to the point and gentle background music.. for a spectacular result! You are simply brilliant :)
From someone in Vienna who is sitting on an original art deco chair with this Viennese caning ...in need of some diy ... I am genuinely impressed. Nice job!
okay like HOW does this not have more views?!?!? Guys this video is fabulous and I am gonna follow it to the T with my new PAX wardrobe (guess its called different in Germany but its the same model). Much love and many thanks for this tutorial ❤️
Nice channel! I saw that Lone Fox channel published a similar DIY project last week, and so TH-cam add your to my feds. Happy to have found this new channel :)
What you've done in this video is exactly what I was looking to do on an old wardrobe somebody gave to me. My aim is to get it to look like the £1000 Oliver Bonas warbrobe I've been coveting since Xmas. If I hadn't seen your video I wouldn't have learnt the soaking rattan in water trick nor seen the genious small one handed circular saw....I wonder what brand it is, will see if De Walt do one so I can use my batteries. Your wardrobe looks sensational, thankyou guys.
Hi, I love this and have this wardrobe, what I am lacking is a handyman. Do you think it could still work without cutting the holes in the door? Not ideal I know.
i like it very nice only thing clashing is door in dark color too many colors floor grey door black then light wood tomes green perhaps paint light wood color light grey or darker green gray door
The cane looks a little wavy. Did the glue not hold the stretch? Was the cane still wet when you applied the “Liquid Nails”? That’s what we call the no-nails adhesive here in the US. I’ve been trying to figure out a plan for this hack for my own Oxberg doors. I like what you’ve shown -Appreciate your sharing.. It’s getting me closer to a solution. Can I just say, (I know this was uploaded 4 years ago) try less panning camera shots, viewers get less motion sickness. I know, edited film cuts takes more time in post production but viewers appreciate it more.😊 Again, thanks for sharing.
The cane webbing is so expensive, how did you do this forbunder £170? I bought 1 small rolle thinking it would do my new wardobe being built, im having to abandon as the correct amount is around 400!
YoU mention the frame and doors are £77. However when I check it’s over £100... can you please confirm exactly what frame and doors and sizes as if checked the ones you said but they add up to over £100.
This is simply the best DIY video ever: easy to read captions with crystal clear instructions, close up video of every single step, straight to the point and gentle background music.. for a spectacular result! You are simply brilliant :)
From someone in Vienna who is sitting on an original art deco chair with this Viennese caning ...in need of some diy ... I am genuinely impressed. Nice job!
The colors in this room ... omg! And the DIY is simply amazing. wow
Amazing transformation, also love your guest bathroom makeover video 👌
This is absolutely lovely! Just the whole colour scheme of the green and pink is amazing too!
Great job! Golden hands! ❤
okay like HOW does this not have more views?!?!?
Guys this video is fabulous and I am gonna follow it to the T with my new PAX wardrobe (guess its called different in Germany but its the same model).
Much love and many thanks for this tutorial ❤️
Looks amazing! I’m building cabinet doors for my IKEA Kallax book case and so excited to see the transformation. Well done!
Nice channel! I saw that Lone Fox channel published a similar DIY project last week, and so TH-cam add your to my feds. Happy to have found this new channel :)
What you've done in this video is exactly what I was looking to do on an old wardrobe somebody gave to me. My aim is to get it to look like the £1000 Oliver Bonas warbrobe I've been coveting since Xmas. If I hadn't seen your video I wouldn't have learnt the soaking rattan in water trick nor seen the genious small one handed circular saw....I wonder what brand it is, will see if De Walt do one so I can use my batteries. Your wardrobe looks sensational, thankyou guys.
Excellent travail... C'est vraiment magnifique. Bravo.
love this - trying this asap! where is your wooden log bath caddy from at 6:22?
Wow, it’s so pretty!
Thanks for making this video. You're stopping me from going broke trying to furnish my shoebox. 3:23
Hi, really looking nice! How wide are actually the moulding edges that you used?
Amazing! It has come out so well.
Hi, I love this and have this wardrobe, what I am lacking is a handyman. Do you think it could still work without cutting the holes in the door? Not ideal I know.
This looks amazing! Can I ask where you got the rattan from?
This may be a bit late of a response but if you’re still looking it’s linked in the description! :)
Do you nit recommend wood glue for the cane webbing and the trims?
Brilliant, thank you for sharing
Спасибо за идею!!!!
What size rattan did you buy and how much money did u spend
i like it very nice only thing clashing is door in dark color too many colors floor grey door black then light wood tomes green
perhaps paint light wood color light grey or darker green gray door
Would staples be too long to hold the cane?
where did you get the rattan from?
looks amazing btw!!
Awesome
Hi! What is the size od moulding?
The cane looks a little wavy. Did the glue not hold the stretch? Was the cane still wet when you applied the “Liquid Nails”? That’s what we call the no-nails adhesive here in the US. I’ve been trying to figure out a plan for this hack for my own Oxberg doors. I like what you’ve shown -Appreciate your sharing.. It’s getting me closer to a solution. Can I just say, (I know this was uploaded 4 years ago) try less panning camera shots, viewers get less motion sickness. I know, edited film cuts takes more time in post production but viewers appreciate it more.😊 Again, thanks for sharing.
What tool is he using to cut? Is that an angle grinder? Amazing work, btw!
Looks like a small circular saw
what is the reference of your circular saw please ?
Hey how much was the rattan?
The cane webbing is so expensive, how did you do this forbunder £170? I bought 1 small rolle thinking it would do my new wardobe being built, im having to abandon as the correct amount is around 400!
Why to wet the rattan?
YoU mention the frame and doors are £77. However when I check it’s over £100... can you please confirm exactly what frame and doors and sizes as if checked the ones you said but they add up to over £100.
the video is 2 years old. There are material shortages globally, costs have gone up.
@@chopchop-yvr I highly doubt the cost of the frame and doors from IKEA would go up that much
IKEA prices don’t change that significantly
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th-cam.com/video/uJTDYQzVoX0/w-d-xo.html the orginal
Time lapse is big fail when moving your camera all over the place. Lock the camera down.Then do your time lapse. Amature DIYer and videographer.
Made me feel sick, it was all too fast.