I HAVE BEEN INTERESTED IN ALL THE DIFFERENT JOBS INCLUDING A DOUBLE DOOR YOU'LL DID WAY BACK AND TRUST ME EVERY TIME YOU SEEM TO AMAZE ME WITH EVERY DETAIL WORK THAT COMES OUT OF YOUR LOVELY HOME BASE. YER DESPITE THAT AWESOME WORK WHAT MAKE YOUR YOU TUBE CHANNEL TOP QUALITY IS THE SON OF THE OWNER HOW HE EXPLAINS THE WHOLE PROCESS OF THE BUILD. THAT'S BECAUSE HE KNOWS THE INS AND OUTS OF THE COMPANY PROCESS. I JUST LOVE HOW YOU DISSECT EVERY STEP OF THE BUILD AND EXPLAIN TO US IN A WAY THAT KEEPS THE VIEWERS GLUED TILL THE END OF THE BUILD. THANK YOU SON AND YOUR DAD FOR SUCH BEAUTIFUL WORKMANSHIP.😮😮
@@BlackForestWoodCo If they use Metal or Wood Countertops on that I be majorly pissed off. I hope they go for Rich Granite countertop. That is the only acceptable thing to do. I really hope they go for Granite. That will finish it perfectly.
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Beautiful job. My brother is a cabinet maker and has his own shop. Hes been doing it for 35 years but has never done a $160,000 job. 😁 It is good to see all you young guys doing such incredible work. Glad to know there are people who take such pride in their work.
A neurosurgeon was building a house in my town, and total cost of cabinets were $250k. This was kitchen(S), bar, and all Bathrooms. They were all matching. Home builder said the couple came in from vacation and all the cabinets hd just been set. The wife walks in and starts crying because she hated them. Mind you, she picked them out. Doc said to the home builder, looks like you just got a nice set of cabinets for your home sir! Take them all out and replace them. That was mid 90’s. Can you imagine the cost today? The house looked like a castle with huge, stacked Brazilian Walnut crown molding. It was probably 16”. I walked thru while they were doing it and that was a site to see.
I often use that COB LED strip in my kitchen builds. There are snap connectors available which make joining pieces together much easier. No soldering needed. Hope that helps
I'm sure those snap connectors are good, but I've had to fix a few (different brands) that go dry after a few years and don't allow the full voltage through so you get dim leds. I always solder them to fix as that lasts much better. I'll check the COB ones out.
I love the unity and humility in the crew. Even though people have their own roles theres not too many chiefs and the team mindset is evident. Product is A+ too. Keep it up boys!
It's one thing to take measurements and an idea for a project that size; it's another to take it back to the shop and create it, take the product back to the home and install it, and have turn out perfectly. There is professional quality, and then there is "master" quality work. Black Forest creates master quality every time. Well done.
Well those bar stools will need replacing. That kitchen is WAY too fabulous for them. What a stunning use of an epoxy pour. I'm not always a fan tbh. It doesn't always have a high end feel. But you guys always seem to nail it, and this... is utterly stunning. Way to rep 🇨🇦 !
Amazing craftsmanship as always! If I win the lottery I’m calling you 😂 I can’t believe I’m offering some of the best craftsmen in the world advice, but about the soldering, you want to have good flow between the two pieces being soldered together. And you need heat to get that. Always heat the wire then add the solder it so it flows up the threads, same for the pad. This is called tinning, it makes joining easier. Once both sides ate tinned just hold them together with the iron until the solder flows again and you’re good. Dipping the wire into solder on the end of the iron doesn’t get the wire hot and you end up with a weak joint. Didn’t see the process of joining the two ends so hopefully it’s strong!
Hi 👋, Black Forest Wood Co, That’s a amazing Job guys, it is a joy to seeing young guys with that levels skill working together, Stay safe guys, I look 👀 Forward too seeing your project, Phil from the moulin France.
For clean vinyl installation, go find some guys who do vinyl wraps on vehicles and talk to them. They can point you to the correct tools and methods. At a minimum, get some application squeegies (sp?) to help smooth the vinyl. Beautiful work!
This is INSANNNNNELY gorgeous!!!! Great job!!!!! I was going to suggest pushing air bubbles out of vinyl with the edge of a credit card and a straight pin to pop stubborn bubbles, but the numerous suggestions of a squeegee and soap sounds like they might even be more effective. The credit card and pin will get you a long ways towards smooth. 💖
Amazing job guys, looks great. I was 37 years on the job building custom homes and had the same customers for a very long time, anyways my point is there was in some instances we'd go back and give kitchen cabinets a refresh, new doors and hardware and vinyl surfaces on the inside. We always applied it with a spray of Windex first then apply vinyl film and squeeze out bubbles with a plastic body fill spreaders....it's the same technique used to install car tint.
Remarkable project. Immaculate finish. Always good to see fine artisans at work, very satisfying. I can see why the client spent so much on the project, you can't get this without spending some serious cash.
Unbelievable work ! Love the videos and especially these types of larger non table projects (even though I love the tables as well) ! With vinyl; I have had some success using a roller; either a dowel or PVC pipe or similar ! Once you initially stick the vinyl in place; you then use the roller immediately behind the vinyl as you roll it out ! It keeps tension on the vinyl and reduces a lot of the wrinkles ! Also; the shorter you keep the length of vinyl as you roll it out the better; if all that makes sense ??? lol
@@BlackForestWoodCo 4th generation sign guy here. Get a squeegee with a cloth edge to glide over the vinyl - spray the cloth edge with water. Also, look into a vinyl that Air Release liner - air bubbles will push out with just applying light pressure to the bubbles
Holy moley that’s amazingly beautiful. Can’t believe this is the owners ’guest’ house. We own 3 properties in Sydney but not one of them is as nice as this “guest house”…. And the work your company does is spectacular.
this is absolutely amazing.. i loved it... i don't know how but if it had a feature to turn on the light or somehow illuminate the door when it closed will make it 100x more interesting... but again, this is far better than anything i have seen
hey about the epoxy not binding to wood so well, I work in boat building and basically every wooden boat there is is fully glued with epoxy and if you do it right the wood will break before the bond does, so you might wanna look into that a bit more :) Awesome project!!
You asked about techniques for installing the white vinyl film. For large jobs like this, it is best to use a film that has a structured / channeled adhesive on the backside. The channels act as an air bleed, which helps tremendously in avoiding wrinkles. Because the structured adhesive is fairly expensive, some prefer to initially spray the substrate surface with soapy water, which keeps the adhesive from immediately sealing. A squeegee is used to eliminate the water from behind the vinyl film. While the soapy water process works for many applications, your kitchen might not be the best application as you need access to the film to continue to remove the water as it gets squeezed out as the adhesive adheres to the substrate. Great couple of videos about the house in NV.
@@BlackForestWoodCo Or you can just hire a wallpaper installer or painter that does wallpaper. Peel & Stick graphics have become more popular in residential applications recently. A good installer could have done that job by themselves in less than an hour.
Did good with the soldering, there's a company called rack-a-tiers that makes a little clamp system that'll hold the LED strips still while you're working. It's cheap and comes in handy.
For the vinyl, you should apply some soapy water in a spray bottle. Allows you to move the vinyl and stops the bubbles appearing. Eventually it dries up
@@BlackForestWoodCo Spray clear or base coat on the backing, this creates a waterproof smooth surface to squeegee the bubble to the sides when using soapy water, or just spray primer on and whip over with a sponge roller, this creates a bit of texture to help spread the light
Great video!!! Enjoyed watching you and the team tackling a new type of project. As always, it's a pleasure watching professionals making difficult tasks look simple. Thanks for sharing!!!
The soldering looks good! Maybe one thing next time use heat shrink tubing or liquid electricians tape to cover the solder, its generally not good to see live wires exposed like that. Amazing piece from you! You are a great inspiration for me with everything.
When you solder, heat up the copper wire with the solder iron first. Don’t put the solder wire on the solder iron. Instead, put it on the heated copper wire that you hold against the solder iron. Heated copper wire will absorb and distribute solder wire evenly and will make for cleaner connections. The way you were doing it must have been a bit messy with excess chunks. Keeping the copper wire well heated is key. Great job on the whole project. Looks amazing!
This is absolutely amazing. All you Guys have done an amazing job as always but this has taken it to an altogether higher plane. The quality and attention to detail is unsurpassed, you all must be proud of the work you do. There is obviously a lot of time involved in producing this, we can all see that the time is well spent when the result is there to see. Look forward to watching your videos and thank you for sharing, cheers Michael.
i was gassed when i saw the thumbnail! the craftsmanship is evident. as for the concept and finished look, and that it's a kitchen in a private home... did i mention the craftsmanship? if the client loves it, it's a win.
Profession Sign company owner here...use an application fluid for laying down the vinyl. It will make life soo much easier to do it wet. You could also get a film with little 'air channels' that will install easier
I say it time after time, you guys are really very awesome ‼️ you are the best of your craft. I would like to see your humble beginnings, just to see how far you’ve come. Just wondering. Love you guys and of course Charlie🐾🥰
Amazing job, such a beautiful bar top and cabinets. What a great job John did, and with the led lights so amazing!!! Y'all are such talented craftsmen.
Top marks on every aspect of this build- from the choice and finish of the wood, design and color in the epoxy to the care and attention to detail in the build and installation. I’d also add that this was a well made video production. Top marks boys- you narrated the piece well, kept it simple AND made it educational for a beginner-to-intermediate DIY epoxy-woodworker like myself. I just found your company in my TH-cam channel stream- I can’t wait to try out some of your furniture oil and ceramic/graphene top coats on a couple of my current epoxy River table builds. Looking forward to future YT videos, cheers Scott.
Amazing install. I can't help but think about these integrated led strips though. Replacing lighting is also in the back of my head where I would like ez access for replacement just in case.
I know that I have said this every time i leave a comment - but BFWC creates pieces of art for their customers. I am very jealous of every customer that receives a custom piece of furniture, door or wall piece. Maybe someday I will win one of your giveaways. Stay safe to all at BFWC.
Before applying vinyl you should spray the furniture surface with soap water - and then apply vinyl smoothing it with a plastic spatula. This method will change your life in the future if you need to deal with the vinyl again.
Ive been designing high end commercial and residential interiors for more than 2 decades and I'd like to say - nice job it looks great. Having designed many back lighted features my only suggestion is that you update your knowledge of new LED lighting products, there are many peel and stick and laser etched back light surfaces available now that are reasonabley priced and will step up your lighting game in a big way.
Solder is better for the LED connector sites 👍 Full sheet laminate is better for the big surfaces - that foil/vinyl is a nightmare. They come 4 x 8 and 5 x 10/12 foot sheets and can be applied to 1/4" plywood panels in your shop, ahead of time - then set and installed on site. They also come in many colors and finishes to create the right backdrop-glow you want for those LEDs. Really nice work with the design and install!
Incredible build and install! Those chairs they put in front of your piece are a crime against humanity, but I guess you can't control everything in the home hahah
Very nice guys! Maybe you could use 22 gauge white powdercoated sheet metal instead of the white vinyl wrap. You could apply it with 3m double sided tape or an adhesive.
For the vinyl, you spray a little water (with a cheap hair bottle spray) on the surface before aplying so it prevents the adhesive to wrinkle too hard, then you swipe the water and the bubbles with a silicon spatula. Try it, it makes all the difference. (Sorry for the redaction, i speak spanish).
Wow. So nice to see the vision of "John the machine" to pitch such an idea of vertical uses of this craft one would normally see in a table top. Nice you got to work on it and show it off. The plastic film can be smoothed out with a rubber roller or a blunt plastic edged tool with rounded corners. There could be several tools that could do the job and even a plastic kitchen spatula could work. It should be very flexible and you flex down on the film and push out any bubbles and hold so wrinkles don't develop as you work it. If you get a tiny bubble you might pop with a pin and roll out. If you do an enclosed light feature like this again, try to plan a way that the lighting can be replaced without taking down that whole slab. Those LEDs will last a long time, but not forever. Someone could spill and liquid could seep under that joint from the bottom or drip from the top. From the top its impossible to clean out. That void should be detailed with sealant or screens to prevent bugs from getting in or entrapped. last thing you want for your clients and guests is to see a roach or ant crawling around on the inside of your feature, or have their poisoned dead bodies fall and collect and block one of those LEDs, making a shadow. Even the finest homes can have insect issues some time. I am not being negative, but you asked for comments and I'd be glad to see another one that's even better!
Stunning. I have question though. Couldn’t you paint the cabinet “back” white instead of wrapping it? I figure the result would be the same but the process would not leave you with bubbles in the wrap. Absolutely incredible finished product. 👍👍
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Wow thank you so much Manny! That's so kind, thanks for taking the time to comment!
Not only is your company amazing but the owner knows who to employ. So impressed by the young skilled employees who work for him.
You’re 100% right, my dad has an eye for talent
@@BlackForestWoodCo If they use Metal or Wood Countertops on that I be majorly pissed off. I hope they go for Rich Granite countertop. That is the only acceptable thing to do. I really hope they go for Granite. That will finish it perfectly.
@@BlackForestWoodCo Just imagine black granite countertop with white and silver veins. Man that be absolutely insane.
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Beautiful job. My brother is a cabinet maker and has his own shop. Hes been doing it for 35 years but has never done a $160,000 job. 😁 It is good to see all you young guys doing such incredible work. Glad to know there are people who take such pride in their work.
Sorry. $125,000
Thank you so much Steve! Our team is amazing!!
Thank you steve
A neurosurgeon was building a house in my town, and total cost of cabinets were $250k. This was kitchen(S), bar, and all Bathrooms. They were all matching. Home builder said the couple came in from vacation and all the cabinets hd just been set. The wife walks in and starts crying because she hated them. Mind you, she picked them out. Doc said to the home builder, looks like you just got a nice set of cabinets for your home sir! Take them all out and replace them. That was mid 90’s. Can you imagine the cost today? The house looked like a castle with huge, stacked Brazilian Walnut crown molding. It was probably 16”. I walked thru while they were doing it and that was a site to see.
I often use that COB LED strip in my kitchen builds. There are snap connectors available which make joining pieces together much easier. No soldering needed. Hope that helps
I'm sure those snap connectors are good, but I've had to fix a few (different brands) that go dry after a few years and don't allow the full voltage through so you get dim leds. I always solder them to fix as that lasts much better. I'll check the COB ones out.
I love the unity and humility in the crew. Even though people have their own roles theres not too many chiefs and the team mindset is evident. Product is A+ too.
Keep it up boys!
We really appreciate that, thank you! We will!
In our village, we have a horizontal waterfall. We call it a river. Beautiful workmanship 👍
Wow, that really is amazing work. If I had the money, you guys would be the first people I would call to do work for me.
Thank you as always Fred 🙌
Getting Lighting to look correct is an art and you guys nailed it!!!! World class workmanship!!!
Thank you Doug!
It's one thing to take measurements and an idea for a project that size; it's another to take it back to the shop and create it, take the product back to the home and install it, and have turn out perfectly. There is professional quality, and then there is "master" quality work. Black Forest creates master quality every time. Well done.
Thank you so much! We really appreciate you saying that!
Well those bar stools will need replacing. That kitchen is WAY too fabulous for them. What a stunning use of an epoxy pour. I'm not always a fan tbh. It doesn't always have a high end feel. But you guys always seem to nail it, and this... is utterly stunning. Way to rep 🇨🇦 !
Thank you 😊 Those bar stools caught a lot of flack here 😅
Amazing craftsmanship as always! If I win the lottery I’m calling you 😂 I can’t believe I’m offering some of the best craftsmen in the world advice, but about the soldering, you want to have good flow between the two pieces being soldered together. And you need heat to get that. Always heat the wire then add the solder it so it flows up the threads, same for the pad. This is called tinning, it makes joining easier. Once both sides ate tinned just hold them together with the iron until the solder flows again and you’re good. Dipping the wire into solder on the end of the iron doesn’t get the wire hot and you end up with a weak joint. Didn’t see the process of joining the two ends so hopefully it’s strong!
Hi 👋, Black Forest Wood Co, That’s a amazing Job guys, it is a joy to seeing young guys with that levels skill working together,
Stay safe guys, I look 👀 Forward too seeing your project, Phil from the moulin France.
Thank you so much Phil!
For clean vinyl installation, go find some guys who do vinyl wraps on vehicles and talk to them. They can point you to the correct tools and methods. At a minimum, get some application squeegies (sp?) to help smooth the vinyl.
Beautiful work!
This is INSANNNNNELY gorgeous!!!! Great job!!!!!
I was going to suggest pushing air bubbles out of vinyl with the edge of a credit card and a straight pin to pop stubborn bubbles, but the numerous suggestions of a squeegee and soap sounds like they might even be more effective. The credit card and pin will get you a long ways towards smooth. 💖
Amazing job guys, looks great. I was 37 years on the job building custom homes and had the same customers for a very long time, anyways my point is there was in some instances we'd go back and give kitchen cabinets a refresh, new doors and hardware and vinyl surfaces on the inside. We always applied it with a spray of Windex first then apply vinyl film and squeeze out bubbles with a plastic body fill spreaders....it's the same technique used to install car tint.
Absolutely inspiring work. Can't believe how nice all the lines came together with the bar door. Incredible
Thank you! Took a lot of careful planning
Remarkable project. Immaculate finish.
Always good to see fine artisans at work, very satisfying.
I can see why the client spent so much on the project, you can't get this without spending some serious cash.
Thank you so much!
Unbelievable work ! Love the videos and especially these types of larger non table projects (even though I love the tables as well) ! With vinyl; I have had some success using a roller; either a dowel or PVC pipe or similar ! Once you initially stick the vinyl in place; you then use the roller immediately behind the vinyl as you roll it out ! It keeps tension on the vinyl and reduces a lot of the wrinkles ! Also; the shorter you keep the length of vinyl as you roll it out the better; if all that makes sense ??? lol
That definitely makes sense!! Thank you 🙌
@@BlackForestWoodCo 4th generation sign guy here. Get a squeegee with a cloth edge to glide over the vinyl - spray the cloth edge with water. Also, look into a vinyl that Air Release liner - air bubbles will push out with just applying light pressure to the bubbles
That’s an incredible, guest house.
The work you do is beautiful.
Thank you 😊
Holy moley that’s amazingly beautiful. Can’t believe this is the owners ’guest’ house. We own 3 properties in Sydney but not one of them is as nice as this “guest house”….
And the work your company does is spectacular.
Thank you Andy!
It was a pretty humbling experience to visit a place like this.
Turned out incredible! Did you consider putting LED's on the vertical (hinge) side of the door so it would illuminate similar to the rest of the bar?
One should enjoy each others company, dedication in their work with total coordination is the essence of such a good finished product.
I love how much care and detail goes into the process. Beautiful pieces.
The skill and technology that you possess is not cheap. Your products are amazing and one of a kind. Oh, and expensive, too. Thanks.
The care and quality you guys put into every project is above and beyond well done one of a kind hand crafted. Cant be beat !!
Thank you man! We feel like we’re just getting started, we’ve got so much more we want to build!!
@@BlackForestWoodCo I cant wait to see it and i know you will succede quality and Care that says it all
this is absolutely amazing.. i loved it...
i don't know how but if it had a feature to turn on the light or somehow illuminate the door when it closed will make it 100x more interesting... but again, this is far better than anything i have seen
hey about the epoxy not binding to wood so well, I work in boat building and basically every wooden boat there is is fully glued with epoxy and if you do it right the wood will break before the bond does, so you might wanna look into that a bit more :) Awesome project!!
All I can say is omg, ooooooweeee.!!! GORGEOUS!!! LOVE IT, LOVE IT.. Well got to get ready for church. Just solid!!!
Thank you so much!
I'm lost for words. It's beautiful 😍
Thank you as always Debbie!!
You asked about techniques for installing the white vinyl film. For large jobs like this, it is best to use a film that has a structured / channeled adhesive on the backside. The channels act as an air bleed, which helps tremendously in avoiding wrinkles. Because the structured adhesive is fairly expensive, some prefer to initially spray the substrate surface with soapy water, which keeps the adhesive from immediately sealing. A squeegee is used to eliminate the water from behind the vinyl film. While the soapy water process works for many applications, your kitchen might not be the best application as you need access to the film to continue to remove the water as it gets squeezed out as the adhesive adheres to the substrate. Great couple of videos about the house in NV.
Thank you for the tips Rick! We’ve clearly got a lot of practicing to do haha.
I appreciate your kind words 🙌
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Or you can just hire a wallpaper installer or painter that does wallpaper. Peel & Stick graphics have become more popular in residential applications recently. A good installer could have done that job by themselves in less than an hour.
that is perfect. hats off to the install crew. no Charlie and the crew still got it done
Thank you Bill! Charlie was there in moral support
Did good with the soldering, there's a company called rack-a-tiers that makes a little clamp system that'll hold the LED strips still while you're working. It's cheap and comes in handy.
You are craftsmen who can stand beside the best in history (and that includes Charlie too😉)
For the vinyl application you need to use a squeegy just to iron those wrinkles out but looks absolutely fantastic
Gorgeous !!! You guys are incredible !!! You all create some of the most beautiful one of a kind projects !!!
Thank you so so much 🙌
For the vinyl, you should apply some soapy water in a spray bottle. Allows you to move the vinyl and stops the bubbles appearing. Eventually it dries up
We will try this next time hahaha
@@BlackForestWoodCo Spray clear or base coat on the backing, this creates a waterproof smooth surface to squeegee the bubble to the sides when using soapy water, or just spray primer on and whip over with a sponge roller, this creates a bit of texture to help spread the light
These guy’s do incredible work 👏👏I’ve done a few epoxy tables so I KNOW what it takes to do this quality 👍👍👍
Thanks so much Timothy!
Wonderful craftsmanship. Field soldering is not easy. You all did great. I see nothing I would have done differently.
That’s nice to know! Thank you 🙌
The client is ballin hard. The 2 houses looks amazing and in a great scenery 🎉
Great video!!! Enjoyed watching you and the team tackling a new type of project. As always, it's a pleasure watching professionals making difficult tasks look simple. Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you as always John!!
The soldering looks good! Maybe one thing next time use heat shrink tubing or liquid electricians tape to cover the solder, its generally not good to see live wires exposed like that.
Amazing piece from you! You are a great inspiration for me with everything.
We did cover it with electrical tape! Just didn’t put it into the video!
I love it! I need to see everything done to understand how all the white on the piece will work in the room.
Thank you 😊
We’ll hopefully have some photos soon!
Absolutely STUNNING! Gorgeous! A freaking monster.
It really is! Thank you!
next time use a squeegge or a credit card to apply vynil.. bare hands always leave air bubbles.. awesome work very beautiful. great crew!!
When you solder, heat up the copper wire with the solder iron first. Don’t put the solder wire on the solder iron. Instead, put it on the heated copper wire that you hold against the solder iron. Heated copper wire will absorb and distribute solder wire evenly and will make for cleaner connections. The way you were doing it must have been a bit messy with excess chunks. Keeping the copper wire well heated is key. Great job on the whole project. Looks amazing!
This is absolutely amazing. All you Guys have done an amazing job as always but this has taken it to an altogether higher plane. The quality and attention to detail is unsurpassed, you all must be proud of the work you do. There is obviously a lot of time involved in producing this, we can all see that the time is well spent when the result is there to see. Look forward to watching your videos and thank you for sharing, cheers Michael.
Thanks again, Michael!
We’ve got some pretty incredible builds coming up before the end of the year!
Addictive viewing (as always)
Great to hear you renting time out on your drum sander... Keep doing what you're doing.
Thanks, we definitely will!!
You all are very good. I love watching what you do
We appreciate the kind words!
A little bit of soapy water sprayed on the surface and a squeegee makes a huge difference when applying large sheets of vinyl.
Haha so simple, we'll be doing this next time
i was gassed when i saw the thumbnail! the craftsmanship is evident. as for the concept and finished look, and that it's a kitchen in a private home... did i mention the craftsmanship? if the client loves it, it's a win.
Profession Sign company owner here...use an application fluid for laying down the vinyl. It will make life soo much easier to do it wet. You could also get a film with little 'air channels' that will install easier
Thank you 🙌
I say it time after time, you guys are really very awesome ‼️ you are the best of your craft.
I would like to see your humble beginnings, just to see how far you’ve come. Just wondering. Love you guys and of course Charlie🐾🥰
Thank you Josie!
We’ve actually been talking about doing a video like that! Letting my dad tell his story of how he started the business.
Kind regards from Germany. Great work, you really see carpenter's art. 10/10 points 😊
Thank you so much 😀
Amazing job, such a beautiful bar top and cabinets. What a great job John did, and with the led lights so amazing!!! Y'all are such talented craftsmen.
Thanks Michelle, we really appreciate that!
And yes, John killed it as always!
Every project I see yall take on, I become more and more impressed
Thank you Andrew!
Stunning. Love the CREATIVITY
Thanks Scott 😊
Y'all are true artists. Beautiful work.
Thank you 😊
Calgarians always impress. Except in hockey lately 😂 Sorry boys amazing job! Fukn awesome!❤
Hahaha it's okay, we're woodworkers not hockwy players luckily 🤣
Top marks on every aspect of this build- from the choice and finish of the wood, design and color in the epoxy to the care and attention to detail in the build and installation. I’d also add that this was a well made video production. Top marks boys- you narrated the piece well, kept it simple AND made it educational for a beginner-to-intermediate DIY epoxy-woodworker like myself.
I just found your company in my TH-cam channel stream- I can’t wait to try out some of your furniture oil and ceramic/graphene top coats on a couple of my current epoxy River table builds. Looking forward to future YT videos, cheers Scott.
We really appreciate all your kind words! Thanks Scott
Absolutely beautiful work, remember the fireplace piece from before!
Thanks Patrick!
Wow. You guys are amazing. Beautifully done
Thanks man!!
OH WOW!!! KILLER SICK COOL BABY! LOVE IT!!!!!
THANKS DOTTIE!!
WHEN I WIN THAT LOTTERY, GUESS WHO I'M CALLING FOR A FABULOUS DININGROOM TABLE FOR MY NEW HOUSE!
Amazing install. I can't help but think about these integrated led strips though. Replacing lighting is also in the back of my head where I would like ez access for replacement just in case.
Wow. Absolutely Beautiful 😱🙌🏾. You guys are experts 🤞🏾❤.
Thank you so much 🤗
Amazing work you guys do!! Stunning cabinet and bar counter!!
Thanks Cassidy!
I know that I have said this every time i leave a comment - but BFWC creates pieces of art for their customers. I am very jealous of every customer that receives a custom piece of furniture, door or wall piece. Maybe someday I will win one of your giveaways. Stay safe to all at BFWC.
Thank you Robert, we truly appreciate you coming back week after week. It’s quite humbling! 😊
The dude who keeps reaching across the saw blade is gonna get f’d up one day. Super bad habit that you guys need to break him of.
Before applying vinyl you should spray the furniture surface with soap water - and then apply vinyl smoothing it with a plastic spatula. This method will change your life in the future if you need to deal with the vinyl again.
To prepare the breakfast toast you absolutely need such a kitchen.Definitely worth it.
Thanks for amazing video.
To be honest it is 2nd video I’m watching I’m speechless.
Incredible job.
Absolutely amazing work. I'm jaw dropped by that finish
Thank you 😊
Great as always boys knocked this one out of the park! Can't wait to see finished work and if they have you do things in the main house.
Thanks Jake!
We did a dining table in the main house, but it sounds like there’s a property in hawaii we are going to get to work on!
This is just incredible work! A piece of art! Beautiful, beautiful workmanship!
You guys are masters at your craft, that build is STUNNING.
Thank you Aaron!
They make solderless 90 degree clamp connectors for LED strips, may make installation easier in the future.
Incredible mate!🤌🏽
Thank you!
Ive been designing high end commercial and residential interiors for more than 2 decades and I'd like to say - nice job it looks great. Having designed many back lighted features my only suggestion is that you update your knowledge of new LED lighting products, there are many peel and stick and laser etched back light surfaces available now that are reasonabley priced and will step up your lighting game in a big way.
Magnificent work, just beautiful!!!
Thank you!!
Absolutely Breathtaking...
Sheppard Brackets for the win when doing floating shelves.
Solder is better for the LED connector sites 👍 Full sheet laminate is better for the big surfaces - that foil/vinyl is a nightmare. They come 4 x 8 and 5 x 10/12 foot sheets and can be applied to 1/4" plywood panels in your shop, ahead of time - then set and installed on site. They also come in many colors and finishes to create the right backdrop-glow you want for those LEDs. Really nice work with the design and install!
Amazing!! But I need to see it with the counter top!
We’ll have some finished photos soon!!
Amazingly impressive work.
Thank you Paul!
Incredible build and install! Those chairs they put in front of your piece are a crime against humanity, but I guess you can't control everything in the home hahah
Looks absolutely amazing beautiful work
Thanks Jim!!
STUNNING!! Incredible work
Thank you Karen 😊
Brilliant work guys! Absolutely beautiful 🥂🍾
Thanks so much!
Very nice guys! Maybe you could use 22 gauge white powdercoated sheet metal instead of the white vinyl wrap. You could apply it with 3m double sided tape or an adhesive.
Just amazing I just love what u come up with. Beautiful job u guys u are so talented the whole crew. Fantastic job!
Thank you very much Nancy 🙌
Nice one guys.
Thank you very much!!
For the vinyl, you spray a little water (with a cheap hair bottle spray) on the surface before aplying so it prevents the adhesive to wrinkle too hard, then you swipe the water and the bubbles with a silicon spatula. Try it, it makes all the difference. (Sorry for the redaction, i speak spanish).
Your comment was in perfect English don't worry 😁
And haha I knew it, I told the guys we needed to add water before applying it!
Amazing work! Would love to see some equipment/decoration in the area once the owner has fully moved in
Wow. So nice to see the vision of "John the machine" to pitch such an idea of vertical uses of this craft one would normally see in a table top. Nice you got to work on it and show it off.
The plastic film can be smoothed out with a rubber roller or a blunt plastic edged tool with rounded corners. There could be several tools that could do the job and even a plastic kitchen spatula could work. It should be very flexible and you flex down on the film and push out any bubbles and hold so wrinkles don't develop as you work it. If you get a tiny bubble you might pop with a pin and roll out.
If you do an enclosed light feature like this again, try to plan a way that the lighting can be replaced without taking down that whole slab. Those LEDs will last a long time, but not forever. Someone could spill and liquid could seep under that joint from the bottom or drip from the top. From the top its impossible to clean out. That void should be detailed with sealant or screens to prevent bugs from getting in or entrapped. last thing you want for your clients and guests is to see a roach or ant crawling around on the inside of your feature, or have their poisoned dead bodies fall and collect and block one of those LEDs, making a shadow. Even the finest homes can have insect issues some time.
I am not being negative, but you asked for comments and I'd be glad to see another one that's even better!
Stupendous work, gentlemen.
Very cool that the drum sander is available for rent by local wood workers! Very reasonable pricing also
Was definitely worth the time to see! Nice work.
Beautiful work as always
Thank you 😊
Stunning. I have question though. Couldn’t you paint the cabinet “back” white instead of wrapping it? I figure the result would be the same but the process would not leave you with bubbles in the wrap. Absolutely incredible finished product. 👍👍
The decision to wrap the cabinets in white was made after the cabinets were already fabricated, but otherwise yes, that would’ve been much easier!
Try using vinyl that is used for car wrapping. These vinyls have air channels to make it easy to apply and can be stretched with a heat gun
Fantastic craftsmanship. That's not Charlie lol.
Thanks John! 🙌