Agreed. I finished my basement by watching his videos. He teaches everything we need to know very generously. Saved me tons of money. A huge THANK YOU to Jeff.
I remodeled my whole basement (everything from subfloor to drywall, electrical to small plumbing), my son's bedroom, a staircase, and an outside building turned into an office. Thanks you Jeff for the info and content. I'm getting ready to work on a kitchen, bathroom, and a garage eventually.
Well, THANK GOD FOR YOU !!!.....I am refurbishing my son's mobile home and completely doing everything from scratch!...Your videos have been the most helpful for me as I am going to be making my own kitchen cabinets and next project is a king size platform bed with drawers underneath & this video gives me a lot of insight as to how to make that bed....along with your cabinet video & hanging them !!!I love your tutorials & may have some questions as I continue....You make things sound easy...I'm a 68 year old woman with a LOT OF THINGS I still want to accomplish....
Re-did a bathroom with mostly your videos. Your humble attitude gave me the confidence to give it a shot. It turned out great (i.e. the wife is happy), thank you for your videos and all the best
It's like you've read my mind!! I've been wanting to do this same exact project in my basement. I love your videos and teaching style. I never had anyone teach me or help me learn how to do basic carpentry, plumbing, etc. so, everything I have ever done has always been trial and error; mainly error!! Thanks again!!
Just FYI if you do not have a battery tool system that has a biscuit joiner. Harbor Freight has a corded one for $70. I learned you WILL find more things to build once you get a tool you never needed before. Also I had this large mirror that was left behind at my house from a dresser. I built a French cleat to turn it into a vanity mirror on the wall.
Around 14 minutes, this is why everyone should have a dollar store rubber mallet. Light taps with one of those make a world of difference! just for anyone that may be planning on doing this project and new to this stuff. :) they also make a great jig fine adjuster haha
Great job Jeff. I wish you had made this video last spring because I made a similar size entertainment centre for my basement. It turned out to be nice. Kids love it and using it everyday. I used rollers for painting however I highly recommend using the spray like you did. Makes a big difference. I also added grooves to install LED light strips. It added another level of beauty to it in the dark.
I've watched a lot of your videos - Teacher, insomnia, I do a lot with my "Sunday night scaries". This is the first time I'm thinking, OMG please slow down! The info is great, but for the first time ever I had to slow you down to 0,75 speed! I hope to build something similar in my home also with limited tools, so thanks for this video!
Sony has the Ghetto Blaster. This channel has Jeff, the ghetto master. Inspiring to get work done like that without worrying about the last bit of detail.
I have never left a comment all these years, but man you are the best as you relate to DIY in Canada. I did an ikea hack just recently, but next time plywood and French clic it is! Instead of biscuit how about dowels? It would be great if you did a separate video on how you fixed some of the mistakes or variances you encountered?
Thanks for all the tips I especially like the jig. Keep making videos like this. I look up to you I think you’re one hell of a guy. You always come up with fresh ideas you’re fun to listen to and learn from. Thanks again.
With the proper layout, you could use pre-built cabinets or bookshelves to give you the custom look. Build walls and by adding trim to give a real custom look and a finish for those of us that don't have the tools to build cabinets. I purchased mine from a big box store, Turned out terrific.....
12:37 "made in canada" label helps Jeff sleep at night, knowing it's not made overseas LOL. Great video, was very fun to watch and something new and unique to the channel since there's not that many projects outside of basics(for each trade/job) covered, which is great. Jeff is a magician, turns plywood into crazy furniture and stuff out of nothing, so satisfying to watch.
I really appreciate in the opening we're specifically told we're only going to use the circular saw. But the very next shot is the biscuit cutter. It's just silly is all. Anyway, great video as per always. I'm in the middle of a renovation of my own and want to do some built in shelves and some of the information in here will absolutely be used in the project.
Awesome project. I’m not a fan of the new editing style. Very hard to process now. Jeff your natural talking pace is right as you speak. Your are a natural teacher. cutting all gaps make it just too hard to process all the information. I noticed on the last couples of videos as well, I just couldn’t keep up. Being able to really understand is what made me like your channel in the first place. Having to scroll back and rewatch it to understand makes me less confident.
I agree, Jeff you have a good pace when you speak naturally but it seems like your editor is removing all the pauses which makes the pace too jerky and fast to really follow.
I also agree...Mister Jeff needs no editing. He's a natural. I did slow down the video to 0.75x speed, but the jump cuts in the video still chop it up too much 😑 That being said, thank you so much for another amazing video!
Another great video!! Just an FYI.......5 3/4' plus 3/4" equals 6 1/2". I love that you are not afraid to be human in your videos. It makes the rest of us feel better when we make a mistake. Thank you!!!
I'm one of your beginner diy'er, old gal. I was losing you on the math/vision. Can you pop a cloud near your head to show what the heck your calculating? (the end result pic, maybe "calculating THIS, going HERE") as you go along? cuz while you can see it, I'm just hoping to 'see' it ...eventually! Sorry to add to your awesome help tasks..... I'm just not there yet! (well, probably never will be but I'm fixin' to!) (ok Maybe, somewhat, you know). BUT must say !!!! Thank you so much, ohhh finally, a basic carpentry video with my level tools!! Meaning barely any!!! An old Circ saw, small table saw, sander, a drill. Ruler. Positive attitude...mostly....ok call it stubborn....
I would love to see a window bench build ☺️ My wife wants me to build a little bench that is underneath our large double window. Basically she wants bookshelves on each side of the window with a bench connecting them together. It seems fairly straightforward but I would love to see your interpretation, because you are the construction guru of TH-cam 💪
Jeff you were ufo'd to Canada from the USA Eastern coast area🤪 Cheeeeers from Brooklyn NY, thanks always appreciate your straight to the point infos and in detail. I've share your experiences videos with friends , family , folks I've known. May GODCHRIST HOLY SPIRIT BLESS GUIDE PROTECT YOU AND FAMILY, WORK ETC. ☕️🌮🍻🍔🍕🍻🥤👍🥃💯🙏😉🌎🌍🌏
Can you add a "search" button or tab to allow your viewers to find instructional videos on their specific project instead of having to scroll through your many videos? Although ALL are very insightful and helpful, I"m currently only looking to build a basic bookshelf for my 6 year old son's bedroom. Approximately, 3 tiers. Thank you in advance! Please keep up the INCREDIBLE WORK!
For some people - its worth knowing you can do this with Ikea besta stuff too, I did ours, it cost around £800 in the uk for all the cabinets including the nice fancy wood doors and glass doors and internal shelves and everything
Another fantastic Idea. just curious what sprayer did you use? I have a Graco Magnum X7 Airless Paint Sprayer, could I get similar results using something like that?
Wish you lived closer to me I have so many projects but don't have a trusted person to do the work, wish my body could do the things like it use to. Oh well life goes on. 😕
@@HomeRenoVisionDIYGreetings, You are the best! What is the type of wood you are using? I need to make wardrobe doors. I would like to use the most budget friendly material and probably pain them. Thanks!
It'll be easier with a table saw 100% of the time, however, if you don't have a large outfeed table or a way to catch your cuts, with plywood you could end up breaking pieces or marring the edges. Outside of the rip cuts, it would actually be even easier if you have a sliding miter saw as you can rips the plywood down and then miter the lengths from that.
@@scottbitz5222 thanks for the reply! I actually invested in a Dewalt table saw and a Dewalt compound sliding miter saw and I found a spare height adjustable desk that I had I wasn’t using that I made into my workbench/out feed table😂 I just adjust the height depending on what I’m doing. Just moved into our new house and am getting ready to start building all of my projects!
Just to confirm I love Jeff’s videos and tips, I think his skills are great and I’ve learned a lot of little tips from him. I just found it funny at the start he said he was only going to use the Circ saw ❤
I'm enjoying the channel, and it's the first time I watch a recent video. The constant jumpcuts to save half a second every couple of seconds really doesn't fit the style of video this channel offers. It makes my head spin, much better with no jumpcuts
I felt like I was watching an extended tik tok. The jumping around makes it really hard to watch. Great content but that cutting needs to drastically be reduced please.
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Jeff is the man… He taught me how to build everything… Even a new life…😂😂😂
Cheers!
1st, 2nd, or 3rd wife?
@@henri6595 haven’t gotten married yet bro…🤣🤣🤣
@Ronm5584 It's alright 👍! Jeff can teach that too 😁
Agreed. I finished my basement by watching his videos. He teaches everything we need to know very generously. Saved me tons of money. A huge THANK YOU to Jeff.
I remodeled my whole basement (everything from subfloor to drywall, electrical to small plumbing), my son's bedroom, a staircase, and an outside building turned into an office. Thanks you Jeff for the info and content. I'm getting ready to work on a kitchen, bathroom, and a garage eventually.
Hey Jeff you rock I’m 27 and renovating my first home your videos are easy to understand and helpful, thank you
Glad to help. Cheers!
This guy constantly puts the best Diys on TH-cam. I've yet to build anything of his but I've used his tips constantly
Cheers Jim, happy to share my experience.
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY I think that's what some folks do not do ... share.
Thanks for sharing Jeff!
I love that you don't edit out mistakes.
Thank you Jeff for all your videos, all you do, and teaching and sharing your knowledge, Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
You are very welcome
18:23 this is why I love watching Jeff, relatable & great teacher.
Well, THANK GOD FOR YOU !!!.....I am refurbishing my son's mobile home and completely doing everything from scratch!...Your videos have been the most helpful for me as I am going to be making my own kitchen cabinets and next project is a king size platform bed with drawers underneath & this video gives me a lot of insight as to how to make that bed....along with your cabinet video & hanging them !!!I love your tutorials & may have some questions as I continue....You make things sound easy...I'm a 68 year old woman with a LOT OF THINGS I still want to accomplish....
Re-did a bathroom with mostly your videos. Your humble attitude gave me the confidence to give it a shot. It turned out great (i.e. the wife is happy), thank you for your videos and all the best
It's like you've read my mind!! I've been wanting to do this same exact project in my basement. I love your videos and teaching style. I never had anyone teach me or help me learn how to do basic carpentry, plumbing, etc. so, everything I have ever done has always been trial and error; mainly error!! Thanks again!!
Cheers Mark, happy to be of some help!
This guy is like the Bob Ross of the construction world. Always great informative videos.
Just FYI if you do not have a battery tool system that has a biscuit joiner. Harbor Freight has a corded one for $70. I learned you WILL find more things to build once you get a tool you never needed before.
Also I had this large mirror that was left behind at my house from a dresser. I built a French cleat to turn it into a vanity mirror on the wall.
well done and nyes every tool creates a project. Cheers!
Around 14 minutes, this is why everyone should have a dollar store rubber mallet. Light taps with one of those make a world of difference! just for anyone that may be planning on doing this project and new to this stuff. :) they also make a great jig fine adjuster haha
Great point!
SUPER.
Great job Jeff. I wish you had made this video last spring because I made a similar size entertainment centre for my basement. It turned out to be nice. Kids love it and using it everyday. I used rollers for painting however I highly recommend using the spray like you did. Makes a big difference. I also added grooves to install LED light strips. It added another level of beauty to it in the dark.
Gorgeous! Not my pref, but I can definitely appreciate the beauty and originality. Good on you for incorporating the styles of Regency.
You, sir, are responsible for all the successful projects in my home.
Cheers, happy to be of some help
I've watched a lot of your videos - Teacher, insomnia, I do a lot with my "Sunday night scaries". This is the first time I'm thinking, OMG please slow down! The info is great, but for the first time ever I had to slow you down to 0,75 speed! I hope to build something similar in my home also with limited tools, so thanks for this video!
I'm finally ready to tackle my built-in media cabinet and bookshelves. About to watch this video 27 times....
Cheers
You might find the built in section of this video helpful too th-cam.com/video/MSOmdwLWzj0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Q-Eb9LaaQ64NfJTB
This man is an international treasure.
Happy to be of help Noah. Cheers!
This guy is probably next to the likes of Norm Abrams, great attitude as well. A true craftsman..
Cheers!
Always enjoy listening to you teach and instruct the proper,efficent way to build. Thank you!
Glad you enjoy it!
Sony has the Ghetto Blaster. This channel has Jeff, the ghetto master. Inspiring to get work done like that without worrying about the last bit of detail.
I have never left a comment all these years, but man you are the best as you relate to DIY in Canada. I did an ikea hack just recently, but next time plywood and French clic it is! Instead of biscuit how about dowels? It would be great if you did a separate video on how you fixed some of the mistakes or variances you encountered?
Some double sided tape or a couple of splooges of hot glue can help temporarily attach a drawer front until the screws can be driven. Nice cabinet
Thanks for all the tips I especially like the jig. Keep making videos like this. I look up to you I think you’re one hell of a guy. You always come up with fresh ideas you’re fun to listen to and learn from. Thanks again.
I appreciate that! Cheers Jesus!
With the proper layout, you could use pre-built cabinets or bookshelves to give you the custom look. Build walls and by adding trim to give a real custom look and a finish for those of us that don't have the tools to build cabinets. I purchased mine from a big box store, Turned out terrific.....
my 19' of cabinets cost $600 bucks. Cheers!
This one was super cool! I think one thing that can upgrade this is maybe some edge trim
I really love watching you build and break things down simple and with tool most of us have in the garage. Keep up the great work. 👍
If you have the patience to listen to all of the details, he’s the best diy guy on TH-cam
12:37 "made in canada" label helps Jeff sleep at night, knowing it's not made overseas LOL. Great video, was very fun to watch and something new and unique to the channel since there's not that many projects outside of basics(for each trade/job) covered, which is great.
Jeff is a magician, turns plywood into crazy furniture and stuff out of nothing, so satisfying to watch.
Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers!
Great Video my guy! You are a born teacher...
I really appreciate in the opening we're specifically told we're only going to use the circular saw.
But the very next shot is the biscuit cutter. It's just silly is all.
Anyway, great video as per always. I'm in the middle of a renovation of my own and want to do some built in shelves and some of the information in here will absolutely be used in the project.
I started building a cabinet wall and ended up building a new home..Cheers Jeff!
3:54 this is why everyone should get a _Magnetic tape measurer_ they are so freaking handy for single person use
Awesome project.
I’m not a fan of the new editing style. Very hard to process now. Jeff your natural talking pace is right as you speak. Your are a natural teacher. cutting all gaps make it just too hard to process all the information. I noticed on the last couples of videos as well, I just couldn’t keep up. Being able to really understand is what made me like your channel in the first place. Having to scroll back and rewatch it to understand makes me less confident.
I agree, Jeff you have a good pace when you speak naturally but it seems like your editor is removing all the pauses which makes the pace too jerky and fast to really follow.
I also agree...Mister Jeff needs no editing. He's a natural. I did slow down the video to 0.75x speed, but the jump cuts in the video still chop it up too much 😑
That being said, thank you so much for another amazing video!
My dogs loved the part about the biscuits
Great build. To make that loose panel removable, next time, just add some magnets,besides everything else , beautiful work 👍🏻
Another great video!! Just an FYI.......5 3/4' plus 3/4" equals 6 1/2". I love that you are not afraid to be human in your videos. It makes the rest of us feel better when we make a mistake. Thank you!!!
That looked fairly easy and looks great
Thanks for all the tips. I'm building a custom wardrobe to wrap around a queen size bed and cover the wall. I feel more confident.
You can do it!
Do you have any suggestions on closet organizer?
Yes I did a video on building a closet organizing system that is really easy! Click the link here. th-cam.com/video/iIzTYiKuPW8/w-d-xo.html
Excellent video! Thank you for your continuous content and I am very appreciative for the words of encouragement at the end of the video.
Glad it was helpful!
Great looking job Jeff.
I'm one of your beginner diy'er, old gal. I was losing you on the math/vision. Can you pop a cloud near your head to show what the heck your calculating? (the end result pic, maybe "calculating THIS, going HERE") as you go along? cuz while you can see it, I'm just hoping to 'see' it ...eventually! Sorry to add to your awesome help tasks..... I'm just not there yet! (well, probably never will be but I'm fixin' to!) (ok Maybe, somewhat, you know). BUT must say !!!! Thank you so much, ohhh finally, a basic carpentry video with my level tools!! Meaning barely any!!! An old Circ saw, small table saw, sander, a drill. Ruler. Positive attitude...mostly....ok call it stubborn....
I would love to see a window bench build ☺️
My wife wants me to build a little bench that is underneath our large double window. Basically she wants bookshelves on each side of the window with a bench connecting them together. It seems fairly straightforward but I would love to see your interpretation, because you are the construction guru of TH-cam 💪
Thanks for the idea!
woahh this one is badassss
tyvm for this, currently putting floating shelves and was think of doing a cabinet like this
Cheers!
Great video and motivation! Thank you for all of that, God bless you and yours.
Thank you! You too!
Jeff you were ufo'd to Canada from the USA Eastern coast area🤪
Cheeeeers from Brooklyn NY, thanks always appreciate your straight to the point infos and in detail.
I've share your experiences videos with friends , family , folks I've known. May GODCHRIST HOLY SPIRIT BLESS GUIDE PROTECT YOU AND FAMILY, WORK ETC.
☕️🌮🍻🍔🍕🍻🥤👍🥃💯🙏😉🌎🌍🌏
Thanks, I am sure He is Helping us!
Thank you Jeff for the amazing Videos and all the knowledge you teach. Greetings from Germany.
Hammer geil!
Thank you very much! Cheers / Beifall
"Life is simple when you work with what you got" I am gonna take that with me
Awesome build Jeff... and as one who builds... you can do this... 👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
This was awesome! Thank you for posting.
Thanks for making this look so easy !
You’re welcome 😊
Great video. Great advice. Thanks! 👍👍
Is there another video for how to build the towers?
That's a good amount of kick back. Gotta support your cuts...remember you're teaching the diyer that's gonna hurt themselves
"Are you shi**ing me right now?" That made my entire day!! As if I could love your videos even more! Freaking awesome!
Wow, thank you!
Ur the best helped me build a super cool horizontal fence and next I’ll be building this!
The plywood, is it the expensive sanded pine plywood at the big orange box store? $85-95/sheet stuff?
great stuff teacher always love ur contents
Dude, you save me so much f-ing money, thanks man!
Very nice! Stylish. 👍
Love your work 😊
41:42 Are these Robinson head?? I'm 38 and I just discovered what that _square head_ bit was 🤣 it's so much better than a Philips
Super nice! I am going to do this routine by making a mud room area!
The person sanding in the background could have waited a little :P
Nicely done. Little pick, where are the safety glasses?
laying around here somewhere for when it is really necessary!
Can you add a "search" button or tab to allow your viewers to find instructional videos on their specific project instead of having to scroll through your many videos? Although ALL are very insightful and helpful, I"m currently only looking to build a basic bookshelf for my 6 year old son's bedroom. Approximately, 3 tiers. Thank you in advance! Please keep up the INCREDIBLE WORK!
Great video Jeff. Any reason you chose biscuits over pocket screws for this?
pocket screws are the weakest joint in cabinetry. glue and biscuits or dowels are the best!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY I did not know that. Thanks Jeff!
For some people - its worth knowing you can do this with Ikea besta stuff too, I did ours, it cost around £800 in the uk for all the cabinets including the nice fancy wood doors and glass doors and internal shelves and everything
Another fantastic Idea. just curious what sprayer did you use? I have a Graco Magnum X7 Airless Paint Sprayer, could I get similar results using something like that?
same tool. Cheers!
Beautiful finished piece.
I bet the most difficult part was painting and sanding! Would have been useful to include some footage of it
Incredible
Great work..... thanks 👍👍👍
My damn new HERO!
You know everything hahaha your the best.
Pleazzzzzz. Mr. Jeff...safety glasses allllll the time when drilling.sawing. or drinking ;)
Wish you lived closer to me I have so many projects but don't have a trusted person to do the work, wish my body could do the things like it use to. Oh well life goes on. 😕
I love this video but I was screaming internally for you to just grab a clamp and a few points 🤣🤣🤣 excellent video though I love the cabinets !
You made laugh with your "smooth, not smooth". Great moment!
Amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
When cutting 1"x1 1/2 PVC on a chop saw should I use a fine tooth blade and turn it backward?
no need , carbide is very strong. Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIYGreetings,
You are the best! What is the type of wood you are using? I need to make wardrobe doors. I would like to use the most budget friendly material and probably pain them. Thanks!
Can you tell us what grade plywood to get for projects like these?
Biscuits are for alignment more than structure. Should be gluing the wood surfaces together, not just the biscuits.
Would it be easier to do this exact project with a table saw or a circular saw like you used here if we had the option to choose between the two?
It'll be easier with a table saw 100% of the time, however, if you don't have a large outfeed table or a way to catch your cuts, with plywood you could end up breaking pieces or marring the edges.
Outside of the rip cuts, it would actually be even easier if you have a sliding miter saw as you can rips the plywood down and then miter the lengths from that.
@@scottbitz5222 thanks for the reply! I actually invested in a Dewalt table saw and a Dewalt compound sliding miter saw and I found a spare height adjustable desk that I had I wasn’t using that I made into my workbench/out feed table😂 I just adjust the height depending on what I’m doing. Just moved into our new house and am getting ready to start building all of my projects!
3:32 Maybe I'm confusing _left_ from _right_ But that sure looks like the box is on the _left-hand side_ to me 🤷♂️
32+32+32=96-two blade widths 😊
This is “the do it yourself channel not do the it with with your neighbours channel” 😂😂😂
What goes under base of wall cabinets?
Where to get that biscuit attachment for grinder?
great video ...
Life saver 💯💯🙌🙌
Cheers!
A track saw would be ideal for this build.
You could really sell this video if you took the time to add some greenery. Stage your work. Love it
Using just a circular saw…..proceeds to pull out, Biscuit joiner, table saw, sander, clamps, laser level, 😊
Just to confirm I love Jeff’s videos and tips, I think his skills are great and I’ve learned a lot of little tips from him. I just found it funny at the start he said he was only going to use the Circ saw ❤
Love your videos... but the choppy editing!!!!! I thought I was watching Liam Neeson doing an action scene! lol
Just saw you posing with the Stud Pack crew in Vegas.
Great family. Great to see youtubers growing. Cheers!
"It's a do-it-yourself channel, not do it with your neighbor". Lol. BTW I like the orange flavor perrier as well.
I'm enjoying the channel, and it's the first time I watch a recent video. The constant jumpcuts to save half a second every couple of seconds really doesn't fit the style of video this channel offers. It makes my head spin, much better with no jumpcuts
I felt like I was watching an extended tik tok. The jumping around makes it really hard to watch. Great content but that cutting needs to drastically be reduced please.
it's to appease to the millennial audience lol.
Jeff great video, but isn't it easier to buy a media cabinet from Ikea for like $300?
HomeRenoVisionDIY team, did Jeff put the flooring on the ceiling in this basement?
that is a t and g wood finish. just like the main room upstairs to keep continuity!