$9,000 HOUSE - KITCHEN & DINING ROOM - Ep. 32
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In this video I take care of two rooms, the kitchen and dining room. I'm on a roll and closing in. Cleaning, settling small details and some lingering medium tasks in the effort to get this houses rough in inspection taken care of.
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Sir I bought and fixed houses and flipped them for years, I understand completely what you were trying to say, I think you're a very talented, hardworking young man and I absolutely love your videos, dont let folks get you down.
"Look at your own lives. Do _you_ nail it every single time?"
Burn. 🔥
Sure as hell don't! He does well.
I enjoyed the video of you making a custom necklace for your lovely wife. Thanks for sharing these diy and home videos. I like the life you put into these older, neglected homes. Take care and blessed be.
Thanks, it was a nice project. Hoping to get more on there soon.
That floor transition is literally the most satisfying project I've seen so far.
I enjoy the DIY/Reno aspect very much, but you should seriously consider having an Instagram account just for your hair! It’s literally a different sculptured shape on your head every time I tune in. It has a life if it’s own; it deserves it’s own platform. 😁
Reminds me of Conan O'Brien
I wish I could sculpt my hair like his! I just end up looking like Dennis the Menace; he looks so cool!
I think it’s working in the wind or fuck it out of bed look.
I agree with you on not removing walls. I like defined areas, however, I do like the larger entryways like you have done. Makes a room feel open yet maintains the defined space. Love this house!
Makes moving furniture much easier as well!
And getting stretchers in and out of properties.
@@classicambo9781 sad but true.
Your use of the reciprocating saw always reminds me of how years ago when I first started working in home improvement I couldn't afford every tool I wanted out of the gate, so those that were daily use came first. Eventually I picked up my first Sawzall, and when the next bit of deconstruction came about - well let's just say it was an emotional experience (there may also have been some maniacal laughter). And not that you need to hear this from me, but your schedule is your schedule. And how you effect the work you do is how it gets done. I'll be enjoying every video.
skillshare is super community i've learned a lot being a part of. i appreciate them sponsoring one of my favorite YTers
Even though I don't agree on everything you say, I wouldn't say I look at you any differently than a successful awesome dude that is sharing everything, good bad and ugly, so that others may learn and hopefully not do the same things themselves. Keep on trucking on man, love your content!
Me personally, I would put the stove on the same wall as the fridge on the other side of that window instead of next to the sink because I would rather have more counter space next to the sink. I like to have a dirty and clean side for my dishes. If that makes sense.
I thought the same thing!
I agree.
you need some sort of work top by the cooker though.
I agree, by giving more space next to the sink you not only allow space when you are cleaning dishes but also provide easy space for installation of a dishwasher in the future if you wish.
Dishwashers are cheaper than cabinets.
I like to have some counter space on each side of the stove. And the more cabinets in the kitchen the better. So I vote for stove on same wall as refrig. Cabinet under window. I Enjoy watching you work. 😊
I'm loving the hand signals on what your going to do. No talking Switch here point......for outside light b point. Remove wood here cut here put in new wood. Thanks for the sponsor to help keeping the videos coming!
As a real estate investor on a small scale, I appreciate your channel and what you share.
Everything looks awesome, man! It's coming along real well, don't forget to take your own advice and HIRE OUT SOMEONE TO FINISH THE DRYWALL! haha
You are amazing!! I am an artist so my work is always right in front of me. Seeing the magnitude of your project and how many rooms you have and floors everything spread out just boggles my mind.... You do a great job!
Be sure to look into the "kitchen golden triangle" before you decide on your final kitchen layout, it really makes a huge difference in the workability of a kitchen space!
I agree. Refrigerator is so far away!
The golden triangle is always important. Of course. In this house, though, the room is small enough that it is impossible to have a long walk between any two of the elements.
I look forward to every one of these videos. Thank you for taking so much of your time to record your work.
I always appreciate when you share your thoughts on life and people! You're in good balance :) thanks
I can totally understand with you on the house you sold because of renter's causing problems. That happened to our neighbor here in Texas where we live. The people had way more ppl living there than allowed and they also had pets which was against the lease. The woman who owned the house was so nice she tried working with them but had to get them evicted. The renters poured motor oil all over the carpet and destroyed the inside of the house. She was very upset and said she would never rent again, she fixed the house and sold it. My parents rented for over 10 years and was never late on rent and our landlord actually didn't want us to move. Renting is kinda like gambling you can win and lose depending on if the people you rent to are honest good people who care about the property regardless of if it is "theirs" or not
I agree.
When we were renters we treated the house carefully and respectfully. Simply because it did belong to someone else.
That despite it being student housing and the wall paper waved on windy days and the pink bedroom had a lime green door.
We're in England and have always rented. We leave properties in better condition than when we moved in, freshly painted and cleaned carpets.
It's such a shame that a few spoil it for us decent people.
@@Jaxdom I agree. My parents finally bought their own home after years of renting and I couldn't imagine damaging someone else's' property because it wasn't my own. I would love to visit England someday! My great grandmother was born in Nova Scotia, Canada and after DNA testing I found my mom is 47% Scottish and my Dad is 48% English. :)
@@kristinasullivan9436 bring a coat because it's always raining :) my husband and I would have loved to move to Canada but illnesses got in the way. One of my relatives did our family tree and found family members on Facebook, they left England in the 1800's! Crazy, little world.
Hope you get to visit one day. It's a small place, in comparison, but beautiful in places. I'm northern and live near Manchester so it's always wet, I'd love to move to the bottom of the country near the sea.
I like that what he said..."Look at your own lives, do you nail it every time, I sure don't" ... "I won't nail it in this house and I'm not going to nail it in the next house" No pun intended...I love it! (I think he nailed it!)
To have the stove next to the fridge is not energy effiecent, the heat from the stove will make the fridge have to work hard to maintain the cold temperatures. They should always be apart from each other. I love to see slow progress instead of other TH-camrs who make it to be like a show. This is so normal!
We had a stove next to the fridge and it distorted the fridge metal from the stove heat too!😧
In Australia there are very clear 'recommendations' from both product manufacturers to not put them within 30cm of each other and no tradie worth their salt would install them near each other without cabinets between. Bit worrying.
Whether renovating for rental or to flip, perfection - in both decision making and execution - is the enemy of both perfectly adequate for the circumstances as well as the budget for the project.
That last setting on your impact driver also just stops once it hits resistance. It helps keep me from over tightening when I'm putting roof down sometimes dealing with softer decking.
I always try my best to repair things instead of tossing stuff in the garbage. I really love that you are breathing life into this beautiful old home. Most "developers" would have bulldozed it without a single thought of preserving the historical value of the home.
at 60 years old i have done new construction for about 45 years, i found your channel and am amazed at the problem solving you have done on this project... quite a bit different from new construction, thank you for sharing with us.
I can't wait for the "installing new windows" video! I always get a little anxious when I see all your tools laying around a house with no windows! Haha! I love your videos, keep doing what you do!
The little tangent at the end was highly insightful into your mind and thinking. Appreciate you being real.
You could consider painting the floor with a solid color, it works quite well with pine and gives a nice bright room. Either white or light gray.
Remember to add some sand or similar to the floors though, to avoid them becoming to slippery if you do it :)
Counter space next to a sink is the best option. I enjoy your videos very much.
Your amazing how much you do yourself. Your unbelievably a determined individual. Keep going.
It's incredibly satisfying seeing you make this progress with getting rooms to the stage of drywalling. The major renovation stuff sure is neat, but this is oddly satisfying. Everything is just looking good to go. The clutter and bulk of the decision making is done. Very good stuff, thanks for sharing!
WELL DONE!!! KEEP GOING!!! WE'RE EXCITED FOR THE LIVING ROOM EPISODE!!!!!
I like the wall between the living room and the kitchen, good choice. I like the floor transition, great job. Thank you for keeping the music volume at the same volume as your speaking voice. I have to turn the music down on other videos that I watch. Been watching from the beginning of the $12,000 house. Big fan. God bless you and your family.
Love this series, you do whatever you think is best, I'm just hear to learn a little more about DIY home repairs. Thanks for sharing!
The leaning tower of..hair. I'm obsessed!
Buddy,
You totally Rock. I'm a born again christian and I love that you keep your videos family friendly. I want you to know just how much God loves you. Thank you for the AWESOME videos.
That's been the goal. I want anyone that finds them to be able to enjoy them. I can't imagine how ashamed and embarrassed some people will be years from now when they and others look back on their videos.
I love your videos. You have so much common sense, and like I told my son, "Sometimes you just wanna watch a guy build a porch". One day I hope to be as grown up as you are....lol.
Love your channel
Woohoo, another step closer to seeing the final reveal!
Also I admire your choices of sponsorships. They compliment your content well.
Always good to see progress.
“How do you eat an entire elephant?”
One bite at a time.
If we all agreed it would be a boring world.
No it would be paradise.
@@spartacus9852 yeah, no
I mean to be fair, eating an entire elephant in one bite would result in the opposite of a boring world.
Get your point though, dont worry:)
@@maxz8807 I’d pay to see that feat!
What if the elephant eats you first?
Stove and fridge on either side of the window. Breakfast bar in between makes for additional work space as well as eating space.
I really enjoy your videos 📹, always look for to watching them, and you are so right about people and their up and down opinions 🙂🙃! Keep being you, you are so talented and friendly and funny! 😊👍💕💕💕
Your music is on point. Always enjoy watching your videos.
I love this little house, that is all I need it's literately the perfect size for me, my partner and my two dogs.
I really like the music on this channel. It's always good.
God bless you and your family for all of your hard work and toil. Great music! Thanks.
Each time you upload a video it's like Christmas came early.
Glad to see your videos coming out more often, thanks. Really enjoyed and agreed with your talk at the end.
A suggestion for the kitchen corner (though might be a tad fiddly) is to put in a lazy susan cupboard. Looks normal from outside but is a rotating shelf inside, combined with a double hinged door this might work well.
Totally agree about wall space! I hate open floor plans. I’m looking to buy and those ones look the worst when I’m searching.
I remember, many moons ago now, when you first started on this property. You said something along the lines of 'I'm not going to do much on this property' haha.
Thank goodness you didn't stick to that.
I love watching your progress and will be somewhat disappointed when it's finished although at the same time I can't wait to see what it will look like. 🙂
a good trick I learned from a friend with apartments is to use silicone to attach a bathroom vanity to a wall because odds are it will get tore up over the span of certain renters and so if they do mess it up it comes off the wall with a razor blade and you just slap a new cheapo vanity back in.
You're an inspiration. Keep up the good work!
Your work is amazing
It doesn’t take many videos to understand that you are a decent person who take responsibility for what you do, so a lot of these “concerns” people have is either veiwers that don’t follow you or are really bad at character judging. 😊
I enjoy your videos👍 because houses here in Germany are so different. I like your thoughts and ideas too. Top channel!
🤔I am not sure why someone would ask you why are you taking so long. I believe you are the "New Home Improvement". The detail you show us is a learning experience. I feel you do not cut corners and you are showing us rushing through a job does not pay. I can't wait for the next video. And I love how you keep your community and yet pace yourself for what works for you. Honestly, if you rushed through they would have some other request. You could take a video break and come back with a few months worth of material and than they would think you are going faster. But, nah, keep doing what you are doing. I feel I learn something new every video. You are a Zen Man and that's that. And I love your music selection. 🔧🔩⛏🛠⚒🔨🔦💡💡💡💡🔌🔌🔌🔌⚙⚙⚙⚙🏚🏡🏠🏚🏡🏠
Almost done reading "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and it's really good. Thanks for the recommendation. Anything else you'd recommend as a follow-up?
I enjoy all your video's and admire what you have accomplished. Keep up the good work, looking forward to the next one.
Your videos are informative. Your advise is thoughtful. Keep safe.
Your music on this episode was on point.
Good job on this video and your craftsmanship. Keep the videos coming!
I love your channel and always enjoy your videos. Please keep them coming.
You can place the oven in the corner on a 45
Oh, I also meant to add. Have you thought about doing a corner stove? Like, 45 it in the corner? You might have to frame a wall on the back of the stove, that way there isn't just a big void in the back. Look it up on Google images. Im considering doing to my super odd/small kitchen
You are a cool dude man love your little talk at the end of video funny how many people there are like that. I can't wait for the next one.
Well done, looking really good. I very much admire your work ethic and your attention to detail. 😃👍👏👏👏
Thanks Skillshare!
I am learning a lot with this renovation. ¿at 23? wow, that is way better than the most expensive master's degree.
I came for the construction, I think I stay for the music. Please can you share the music credits. DJ was on point today.
Great video! Very calm and soothing to watch. Very informative. Peace and good fortune and good health to you and your family. Thank you Skillshare
Thanks Skill Share
For those wondering, that first song was “Made to fall in love with you” by Michael Shynes.
always something new ... a soft start drill :)
From here the slanted wood looks like a good accent wall. If it is not too rotten or moldy it would be nice instead of drywall on an issue inside wall.
Coming along nicely keep up the hard work and thanks for the content stay safe and take care
Thanks for sharing.
"Homemade Home Philosopher" could be a new title for you...!
Wow its looking great!!
Hey I’ve been watching since you started with the 9,000$ house and I’d like to make one quick and easy recommendation. Can you put a newspaper (with today’s date) behind the wall for the next person that might one day own this house? It’s a fun thing I see people do with their builds and it adds a little piece of the history to the home.
P.S. love every episode and can’t wait to see the finished results.
It would be preferable to keep the range away from the sink, this keeps the counter space next to the sink which is best.
Love your videos! Keep posting!
Excellent video with great explanations..
your doing a great job.keep it up I love watching
You ever wire something then flipped the switch and heard **POW**
3:45; you might like to check out Heath at Red Poppy Ranch (idaho) he does some wonderful storytelling during his builds...
Are you going to collaborate with Demolition Ranch to demolish that basement pillar?
5:00 Floor out of plane? Tapered furring strips! Not a suggestion, just an idea. Considering how quirky the house is, it's just best to embrace it like you would your best friend.
21:16 Plus, you can reuse the screws.
39:26 Sort the wheat from the chaff.
I would say I'm below his radar but actually sometime last year I just happened to see that he subscribed to my channel.
@@homemadehome5575 He probably subbed to learn how to fix the (now not so) abandoned mansion.
You are definitely your own man. Quite respectable. What is the music played in the 18-20'ish minute segment? It has some interesting sounds. Thank you.
Don't you let people get on you. Nobody is perfect and at least you're out there doing it and getting it done. keep up the good work. great stuff. I want to help you some day. it would be fun.
Are you planning on putting a spot for a washer and dryer?
I really don't listen or look at what others say, I LOVE YOU! I LOVE YOU!
I’m blushing
Oh and also the stove makes grease go everywhere when cooking so you would get grease on fridge and stuff like that.
thanks skillshare. damn good show
I love your content. Keep up the great work.
Maybe place the stove on the same wall as the fridge, just left of the window. That way there is counter top on either side of the sink and either side of the stove top. Would there be room in the corner for a lazy susan too?
Do you out up signs in the yards of houses you work on? Like a sign that says "watch me reno this house on TH-cam!" Or anything? It could be a great way to get locals more interested both in your rentals and also contribute to your TH-cam channel.
You are awesome. Keep up the good work. Thanks for entertaining us during your endeavors.
Maybe you should close off that window next to the fridge to make the cabinet layout flow better?
I like vinyl plank, but I must admit the painted floors in the $5,000 house looked pretty good too before the tenants trashed them.
Yeah, painted wood floors can look nice. A lot of people think it's an odd idea, but I have seen it in many beautiful houses in historic districts. Flawless million dollar houses.