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I built a pantry AND an office in my kitchen!
Join EriK for another home renovation project at his house where he adds some much needed storage and organizational workspace to his sunroom. This project includes the framing, drywall, built-ins, and shelving to turn a waste of space into a very functional area for the home.
If anyone who regularly watches our videos is wondering, We haven’t been working on a regular project because of supply chain issues with the windows. We need them to continue the siding and exterior finish!

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"Third time's the third time" is a great line.
I read the entire Ryan's th-cam.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans and was able to make a shed plan. Using Ryan's Shed Plans alone, the shed itself is great. Where I wish I knew more is with respect to ground preparation and foundations. Maybe that's beyond the scope of Ryan's Shed Plans.
Haha, the old infamous bag full of grocery bags... we all have one. Lol looks great for sure! 👍
Must be some reason we are keeping them… just not sure of why yet
@@PerkinsBuilderBrothers Im sure the breed at night...!
FYI The drag marks in the drywall mud we’re caused by a dirty knife (dried/clumps of mud) Clean the knife off after each pull by just wiping it on the edge of your pan. Also helps to have a bucket of water handy to clean tools as you go as well.
As a remodeler and renovator ... I primarily work solitary from the demolition to the initial build to the finish work .... drywall, tile, trim, paint EVERYTHING. It's been difficult to find help and lately some young cooks at a local restaurant in town asked what I do and asked if I needed help on the projects. I said Hell yeah! Im 52 and they are mostly 25 years younger and they pick up the skills fast. We get along well and they are super fun to be around. They help me whenever they aren't working at the restaurant and I pay them $25 hour cash. THANK YOU Northern Tool and Equip for sponsoring my favorite Utube channel and getting more young eager people into these trades.!!!
Thanks Eric! Good pay usually equals people who are more interested in doing a good job!
I wish this kind of skill was taught to girls when I was in school. I know I would love doing this kind of stuff. 🥰
Wow that's great pay. Good on ya for taking cars of your guys
Top Tip - When using a Tile drill bit like the one you were using, get a wet sponge, and hold it up against a side of the drill bit, keeps the bit cool and covered in water (y)
Stole my comment lol.
YES, YES, YES! We do that when installing our Heavy Glass Showers.
Good tip!
Do that and you can get 50 holes drilled easily without filling out burning up.
Wrong
Pro-Tip of the day
The black tubes on the shelves above the desk are supposed to go inside the shelves. You are supposed to drill holes and slide the brackets inside so the shelves look like floating.
By far my favourite TH-cam Channel.
Ray's giggles are just so funny to hear!
Pro tip: Profiling the baseboard molding is easier when you back cut it with the 45 facing the painted side then follow the paint line with a coping saw. It will be perfect fit not needing caulk. ;o)
I’m surprised he didn’t know that as well.I learned coping those when I was 16
I do the same but use a jigsaw with a narrow blade and bevel my cut back slightly for a really snug fit.
@@curtisblair7618 He isn't a real professional carpenter. Call me rude, but these guys don't know much. They know enough to get by.
@@uglyashelful yes. , they know enough. I’m just old and learned this in 1973 when that was common. They are fun to watch though.
That's MDF. Unfortunately if you try coping thin profiles with MDF it breaks real easy.
hey man just a pro tip, wet the tape in a water pale, use regular lightweight compound and add a litle water until its creamy peanut butter, use a 6 inch knife and a 12" dont use a tray with 45 mud it kicks the exothermic reaction faster
You gotta throw away mud right after you use it. You can't really reuse mud you've pulled from the wall because it gets particles from the drywall in it.
I like how you do this professionally for a living, but your own home projects always feel DIY. lol. Love your channel.
Backpacker from Thomasville N.C. here-why don't you guys build a small hostel for Appalachian Trail through-hikers there (or near the NOC)? I think that would be a great idea...
Great idea 🥾
Erik your mud was to thick and the lines in your mud is from putting mud back in your trough that had pieces of gypsum in it … use a 4”-6” knife to start moving to 8”-12” to finish … overall great job ….I have all the Milwaukee nailers and have no problems I’d contact Milwaukee for help I’m sure they will help you and maybe send you some freebies because of your channel…. I have 6 - 24’ trailers filled with Milwaukee and DeWalt tools I seem to get good service from both … worth a try for sure … Keep up the quality work
The guys who tape and mud are true artists. I’ve been doing my own for 20+ years and even though I’ve gotten way better than when I started, I don’t hold a candle to the pros who do it every day. Whenever I get to watch them work I stare dumbfounded in awe just how quick and clean they get large areas done.
Thank you for making me feel so much better about my home projects.
Glad to see you run into the same issues as the rest of us. Nothing is ever as easy as it seems
Haha! The struggle is real!!
So true.
The "Jason broke one of my spatulas" part got me into pieces, i dont know why X-D
Nice job guys .. love to see a different side of your work: "real life" home improvements -- make material choices based on price, change color, change size, design-as-you-go and make the wife happy :) that's the way it is at home!
Perkins: we are doing drywall maths
Drywallers: eyeball it and roll 🤣
That's a Pro move right there. Pointing out your mistakes before someone in the comment section finds it and rips you a new one.
Lol beat em to the punch
As soon as I looked at 45 min mud. I went “this will be a great video!!!
Haha!
Oh..... Also...... Big stretch works wonders for filling drywall Gap! I did it to my own house, because I was planning to put crown moulding along the ceiling anyway.
3 years later, looks like the rest of the finished sheetrock, and I still have not installed crown moulding. I may never install it 🤣
Love how you said you had no storage space. I have 2 bottom cupboards, and 3 top cupboards in my kitchen. That’s it. 😂
Glad I'm not the only one who's slow and inefficient! What I learned from this video is that having a clear plan and doing all the prep work ahead of time makes for a MUCH more efficient and cost effective project.
The end result is GREAT! Thanks for sharing.
10 minutes of planning will save you multiple hours of wasted work (but I find myself wanting to change my mind mid-project even after hours of planning), but it usually all works out in the end.
This is excellent, well done, you have good mates who helped.
Lmfao Jason’s face when the glass broke like “oh crap, that wasn’t me was it?!!”
Eine Katastrophe. 😃 Proper Planning Prevent Poor Performance. It was so funny to watch and still I have learned something. Thanks for sharing mate!
I think it turned out real nice. Looks like it belongs there. Practical too. 👍👍
What a good husband. He even cleaned up the kitchen after he built the cabinet. Lucky wife.
This is HUGELY inspirational. I am going to construct a temporary pantry in our kitchen similar to this one, except I'm going to use OSB instead of drywall. It's going to serve its purpose perfectly well until we re-do our kitchen. When we do, we purchased sections of wooden bowling lanes to use on our countertops!
The next guy that wants to renovate that kitchen is going to hate you for building that pantry on top of the tile. Speaking from experience lol.
Also a pro-tip about tile/glass drilling. Take a bit of modeling clay or something and make a little bowl around the hole you're about to drill. Fill it with water and drill away. Not only will it keep down the dust (silica dust is no joke), but it'll also cool the bit and prevent cracking.
If you find a bubble after it’s dried. Cut around it with a blade then fill it in smooth it out.
Always love the great comradory and fun you guys have when working 💪.
Drag marks are from dirty mud!!! Clean your knife off after EVERY swipe along the wall and keep it clean... otherwise it will dry into little dinggle berries and you will get those drag marks and you will never get away from them! Great build!
" PRO TIP"
Never lick your finger to smooth out caulk. The bacteria from your saliva creates mold in the caulk.
Build in looks awesome 👍
I agree in principle but it's a cabinet for dry storage. I doubt mold would grow there in any reasonable time frame.
Your content is always great, but your crazy crew is the icing on the cake!
I thought those handles looked different, really I did! Great job, as are ALL of the videos I've watched the past few weeks! Love watching you fellas work!
Fantastic job for three days three guys. Great job. Great video.
A little pro tip. You can actually put Joy dishwashers liquid in the compound and mix it good. It will eliminate trash in the mud and it makes it easier to work for a smooth finish.
Tip for scribing skirting boards, put an internal miter on the board and then follow the line of the miter with a coping saw.
This looks really good. Makes the room look fancy. Great job guys!
I’m amazed you found a way to complicate coping your base trim. 🤣! Great looking project in the end though.
Always is more work than you think. Be kind to one another. Stay safe. Love to all
I like you changed to paint on the pantry doors. There’s a lot of beautiful wood in there already and the paint gives it a architectural feeling and it feels like it’s always been there! Great job
Fill the defects on the shelf boards with bondo.
Why not just have less stuff to hide.
Side note. First time here.... will return. You guys are great!
We definitely did realize you had no plan 😂 Looking good dude! I honestly can’t imagine winging a project like this but you pulled it off no problem.
That’s the way I like to roll… Thanks buddy
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Looks great, guys! I love it!
Hi from the UK love you're channel and Eric who's always smiling and laughing ..keep up the good work 😊
Sometimes the mud will dry up on your blade if you leave it on too long and can cause those gouges when you pass back over the work. Im not a pro spackler but i have learned to keep my blades clean and if needed to literally go clean them off with water often. Loved the video
I love that it also takes professionals several days to do this and it's not just me ^^
Glad you show the snags,not to cut them out. Keep it real
Pro tip, Adding Dish soap helps with the Mudd. Makes it waaaaaaaaay smoother.
In the finished picture you should had about 20 cans of beans on the shelf
Kitchen’s looking good and clean. I’m sure it’ll stay like this for at least 48 hours 😂
Great job guys 👊Pretty incredible turn-out for no plan! With building experience and know how, you can whip up almost anything and it'll turn out fantastic💪
Just binged your entire channel. Love your stuff!
Stud Pack!!
Hey Jordan, don't you have a parquet floor to patch? What are you doing watching TH-cam videos??
Stud pack Hey guys. Loving the shower stuff and more
I love how the contractor community encourages each other's channel like this. Keep up the awesome work.
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You can have the nailers serviced. Every so often you need to have them serviced so they stay in good working condition. I’m not far from you and lumber yards like Henson lumber in Forest city will have them serviced.
It’s ok to learn, and to admit you’re learning. It can be humbling to all of us. Glad you got a touch of experience learning to mud, maybe you’ll have a better game plan next time
Looks like it's always been there. Nice.
I would recommend coping baseboard in that scenario vs scribing. You will have a much cleaner finish with less work.
Hey y'all, just wanted to pass this tip I picked while putting drywall up in a our newly remodeled home. Use a hawk and a 4 inch blade when putting on your first coat of joint compound. Use one edge of the hawk to clean excess "clean" mud off the blade for reuse and another edge (preferably away from your clean mud) to scrape off any "bad" mud. This will help you stay clean and ensure that you always put on a smooth coat which will limit sanding. Once that has dried, go back with a 6" blade using the same approach. You can then go back with wider blades if you need to fill wider areas (outside corners, butt joints). Three passes may seem like a lot, but it will keep your house much cleaner and limit the amount of sanding needed. Keep up the great work and keep the content coming!
Like how you put everything away, even though the wife will definitely come behind you later and reorganize it to her liking. lol
Organization will set you free.
Thank you so much for showing the clean up/organization process....it was very satisfying 😊
I watched this before, now and I will watch it nice. Nice pantry. Awesome video.
Protip for finishing the mud, my dad taught me this one, go over it with a wet sponge once it's dried a little bit. Much easier and cleaner than sanding, and you get the same finish :)
Hahahah funny you mention stealing stuff from Lowe's...
I go to a specific store (it's a big chain, so I don't feel so bad stealing 😅) they're not as cheap, but they are if you don't pay for it 🤣🤣🤣
@@omfgishBenneh You're bragging about stealing? Wow good on you
@@lotussolo7695 thanks for your input 😘
When you make holes in tiles you must:
1. reduce rotation speed at the minimum
2. use water during drilling
I use one tile drill all my entire life.
I enjoy watching this, kinda like my projects, but you young men are way more entertaining, yu'all did a great job...
that was much harder, took longer, and cost more than I thought it would.... has anyone in the history of the world done a project that didn't end with those words? The pantry / work spaces look great!
Thanks Amber… and you are spot-on
Lexel feels like the duct tape / fix all for this project. I’m honestly surprised you didn’t try to use Lexel on the broken wine glass 🤣
Great job. I love how it turned out. The audible on the door color was a good call. I wish you would have floated the desk on the left though. Something about the single leg looks a little funky to me. Maybe have Jamie weld up a bracket? Nice work and thanks for the video!
There's a Gen 2 of the Milwaukee 16 gauge nailer, and it's fantastic!
Knifes use just one side for contacting the wall...it will sharpen from use...the drag marks might have been burrs?
Great job. Love the pantry and new chairs. Win. Win.
Nice work 👏 👌 👍 💪 🙌
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This is one of my fave vids and projects to be honest! Excellent.
if you ever miss a bubble in the tape, once its dried up you can cut it out with a utility knife and fill it with some more quick set.
The tile/glas cutter is not supposed to go into the back wall/floor. Just to get the tile and then switch to a normal dril: Pro tip 😊
The new M18 15/16 gauge has been a huge improvement! My 15 gauge (DA) no longer leaves nasty holes, no kickback & isn’t as clunky. Worth the upgrade!
Time for some new tools!!! Thanks for the comment
^ this... I just got the gen2 16Ga nailer and it's pretty good.. only had it a week and had 1 jam so far.. but the nails I got seem a little fat and don't slide in so well.. so need to try a different brand. The gen1 nailers were terrible.
@@VincentParrett I’ve been using hitachi (15 gauge) brand nails without issues.
great finished look. reminds me of something I'd do, only without any competent work buddies and it would take 3 months
Im a 35 year drywall man and yes ive caulked corners lol!! Works just fine.
My favourite part is last 2 min
Its very good to see that not only Indians keep a big bag with lots of empty bags in it
Your good lady dodged a bullet when Jamie started the maths sequence. The kitchen scales were nowhere to be seen........ Messy trowels, yep that is me and paint. Don't do it anymore !!!!!! The pantry looks good.
I'm not a contractor, not a drywall guy either. But have fixed a lot of drywall in my homes and use the mud for really cool textures.
I wish the door went higher closer to the ceiling, this will create an open feel inside the pantry and opens it up making it look bigger and more accessible.
The reason the opening dimensions don’t check out on those doors is because you’re able to split the head of the jamb and recess the track inside of the casing.
This was super entertaining!! Love seeing Erik try mudding and taping for the first time. Definitely the mud was too thick from the get-go. Also, when using paper tape with quickset (hot mud), I follow Vancouver Carpenter's tip to mix in all-purpose glue with the water to increase adhesion and strength with the paper tape.
Vancouver is a great watch skates good too.
I'm a Milwaukee guy with everything but the nail guns. I'm not crazy about Dewalt but their nail guns are excellent. At least the ones I've used. 34 years in the carpentry trade and enjoy watching your vids and your crew.
Look at all that available space on top of the counters. Time to load them up with stuff.
Thumbs'd up for the ramen and TP alone 😉 Seriously, it came out sick! The white doors were def the way to go And yea, I believe that it's more work than it looks.
And after a week, the kitchen surfaces are back to where they were before the pantry build haha
It really helps to thin out the mud for skim coats. The constancy of thick cake batter or pancake batter. Also look out for chunks in the mud that causes tool marks.
you should build something that pulls out of it for the appliances stored and keep them plugged in for when they are needed
The drag marks are from the dried crumbs on the trowel. Keep it clean and the work/rework will be much less. Kudos for trying your hand. You’ll get better with practice. Love your channel. Keep it real
You should have cut the baseboard at 45 degrees then cut along the front edge with coping saw. 100% perfect every time
This is the first time I've seen you guys use mdf. We use it for everything internally in the UK and the finished product always looks far better than using softwoods that will be painted anyway.
Looks great! I would of left the countertop on the right out further so you can put a chair under it and have a second writing surface since it’s for your kids homework.
Yes!
ya I was thinking the same thing! It'll be the junk spot at least ;-)
I did a hospital demo and they caulked the drywall corner on a doorway partition, I never would have guessed it was caulk until I demoed it
👍 rustic is my style
interesting way to do the scribed mitre. I've always cut the piece on a 45 and then removed the angled part.