Tommy's Trade Secrets - How to Fit a Kitchen - The Base Units
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Thanks for taking the time and effort for this.
thanks very much for the useful tips man!!!great vids
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Excellent!! A few tips I didn't know, and a few I'd forgot! thanks a lot. I thought this was a Tommy Walsh vid but you are in fact better than him . 10/10☺
Very helpful, thank you.
This is so helpful! Thank you
it's basically helping figure out if I want to do my kitchen myself innit!
Now I know why they charge so much to fit a decent kitchen. Done right it takes a lot of planning.
Grate video well done
Great demo video!!! I'm anxious to redo my kitchen with new cabinets, but the price to have a home improvement place was way too high. This video will be a great help when we do it ourselves!!
Just love your work sir! Its so rare to learn more off a video than in real life. this 30 mins was more useful to me than two days with a "professional" fitter. I would gladly work for you for free for at least a month. perhaps even pay you haha.
seriously could you please do a video of where two wall units make a corner like in this one? also plinth fitting would be helpful. I know similar videos can be found but you just know how to explan stuff. I don't hang doors or skirting any other way than your videos either.
You should consider teaching small groups you could easily charge 600 quid per person for a weekend course.
i like dave hes knows his stuff
this guy is the bollocks, great videos.
Nice one Dave.
love watching you work, but what about if the back wall is not straight ?
Thanks for the video helped a lot ... "basically"
How about doing a video on rafters and stairs cheers.
Where is part 2 to this video, it goes from this to fittin the tops? Or is that it?
2:27 corner post on the left hand side need to be flush with door
Would of solved his pipe problem haha
Good spot.lol
Dave, thanks for the excellent video. I'm just starting on a DIY kitchen project - so this may seem a daft question...but I'll ask it anyway! I see you've fastened the infill post to the side of one of the carcasses. Yet when it is fitted in place on the other side it will sit on the outside edge of the other unit (running at 90 degrees). This means that the infill on that side will butt against the door - whilst on the other side (where originally fixed) the door edge will be protruding beyond the infill post. Do you ever use blocks to butt the infill the width of a door so that both door edges are hidden? Or is there a reason why this is not done?
You're right Bruce. the doors should be flush on both sides which would have also solved the clearance issue with the pipes
what is the name of the tool at 3:45 please ?
Thanks
What clamps are those?
www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-Powagrip-Clamp-6in/p/500084
If you'd set the corner post correctly it would have saved you all that messing with the router.
Is he working in a abandoned warehouse??
A prime example of bad design. The kitchen doesn't fit. This is exactly what I'd expect though from Howdens. A half decent independant kitchen retailer would explain to the client the errors here. The corner post doesn't line up with the doors on both sides. There's no filler far right. Different sized unit either side of cooker. Sink too close to worktop joint. I could go on. On principle I'd refuse to fit this kitchen. Appalling!
Ears defenders and a mask should be your next purchase lol