This is one of the real DIY using cheapest tools and I am going to follow this. Thank you for the video. I am really sick of watching professionals posting stupid DIY and they use expensive tools like Miter saw or other expensive tools which normal homeowners will never use again. Pls keep posting good videos like this.
PERFECT PRESENTATION DESIGN: no talking, no video of anything that is not necessary (like someone standing in front of the camera talking), and excellent fast-speed of the video. Many how-to video makers fail to realize that seeing the actual process is valuable but a lot of talking is not valuable. It's the old saying "a picture is worth 1000 words" You could stand in front of a video camera and explain how to grab two thin ropes, explain that you need to overlap the two thin ropes in 2 different ways, but all that talking can be edited out of the video - if the video instead SHOWS tying a shoe. "Don't use words to explain how to tie a shoe. No one will be able to tie a shoe from verbal instruction. SHOW THE PROCESS. Then everyone will be able to tie a shoe." Far too many videos talk, talk, talk. Instead, SHOW. You have excellent video skills - thanks for the great instruction!
Something strangely satisfying about time lapse videos. Excellent job teaching us how to do this, now we just need the patience to achieve the same quality.
I followed your video and other one from two ladies. Your oen was more helpful but the other one was also helped a lot. You style made it easier with 5 electric points and switches I had. I also had different sizes cabinets and it was much more difficult as I initially anticipated. But your video was super helpful. My biggest mistake was to use the wet tile saw rented from Home Depot. It made my life little easier but broke the small glass pieces. i should have bought one of those tile cutters u used and those were cheaper than the tile cutter. So little advice to the future DIYers. Don't expect this to be super easy if you are a novice like me. It took me 6 hours in one day and another two hours next day to cut and place the tiles nicely. I did 1st small batch grout myself and it took forever. Then my wife came back and helped me for the larger part and it was easy.
I just finished your videos on your house remodeling, and wanted to say you do a terrific job. My wife and I did the same kind of work on our own home, but I built face frame cabinets.
excellant video . i have similar tile but mine had aluminum also mixed in. so i used the hand tile scoring tool like yours and a hand held diamond cutter .
An amazing video. Thanks! I will remove my broken microwave oven and replace it with a range hood. So I have to patch the backsplash a bit. Very small project. Hope I can do it after your video. I hope I can find a cheap replacement of the backsplash cutter. I just need a few cutting, I think.
@Wizzykin the manual tile cutters are very easy to use and laying the tile is even easier. Just practice on some scrap to get the feel for the cutter but it's easy
I recommend the 24 in it's not much more in price but helps allot with being able to do large or small tiles, as I've had multiple jobs now with the 24 x12 or 24x24 sizes and my either 14 or 18 inch cutter doesn't work.
@@deshaloveable Lowes. Its called American Olean Mosaic Chateau Emperador 12-in x 12-in Glossy Glass; Stone Marble Linear Wall Tile and cost 4.98 a piece.
home depot has some great glass and aluminum tile . i went with a tile called MADISON AVE . $15 a foot sheet . need either table wet saw or a hand held cutter and the scoring tool like this person used .
@@ShunaB. hey I am not able to search for this using this description. Can you please post the link here or item number so that o can find it. Love these tiles. Thanks
This video was like asking my father for help with my kitchen backsplash, and then having him end up doing the whole thing; and me watch him, 😂😂😂😂😂😂. Pretty good work, but I would advise the folks who pay attention to details to always use “spacers.” That’s all I got, 😅
I see people installing tile on the existing granite backsplash. My tile guy did the same thing but what he should have done was removed the granite backsplash then installed the tile directly onto the countertop. Now I have have to all his work removed and applied it right. $$$$$$$$$
Bueno te doy el like pero al ocio tiene que poner un esquinero de alumiño el corte con la ruby queda filoso y la bace de las plogas quedan x enésima del tile para atornillar la base
what size of v trowel did you use on this project? I plan to install stone and glass mosaic tiles (similar to the style you installed) on laminate backsplash, is 1/8" v trowel OK or other size? Because it is laminate, it is less absorbent. Will sanding it with 80 grit orbit grinder good enough to ensure rough surface? Thanks.
You have to use a goof ring & long 6-32 screws for it bro. By code, you’re supposed to use a goof ring anyways if the box is recessed by a 1/4”. There’s also a trick where you can take a piece of 12 or 14 copper wire & coil it around the top & bottom fastening screws for the receptacle to its box. You have to be careful not to use too many coils or the receptacle will protrude, & you’ll have to lessen the coils. Start with maybe 4 or 5 coils, or you can purchase what we refer to as caterpillars, which serve the same purpose but they’re plastic. Either way is completely safe. that’s just a little trick from the trade.
Wonderful, efficient how-to video! We're about to start a project with tile that look VERY similar to yours. Ours appears to be stone and glass. Would the tile cutter you used work? How many linear feat was your project and how long did it take, not counting the waiting for the adhesive to dry? Thank you for this very helpful video!
Putting too much adhesive up is a recipe for disaster... unless you can sling that tiling up VERY fast !! 🙄😬 The kitchens coming along nicely, I hope Mrs. Young Je appreciates all your hard work... 😏
Looks like they come spaced on the package. If they were lose then every little tile will need 4 spacers, one on each side which would be very time consuming.
First you did very well. Secondly, about the 4th or 5th pcs, above the outlet was un even and touching the right tiles. Didnt thst make it challenging for grouting? How did you remedy this, if so?
This is one of the real DIY using cheapest tools and I am going to follow this. Thank you for the video. I am really sick of watching professionals posting stupid DIY and they use expensive tools like Miter saw or other expensive tools which normal homeowners will never use again. Pls keep posting good videos like this.
PERFECT PRESENTATION DESIGN: no talking, no video of anything that is not necessary (like someone standing in front of the camera talking), and excellent fast-speed of the video.
Many how-to video makers fail to realize that seeing the actual process is valuable but a lot of talking is not valuable. It's the old saying "a picture is worth 1000 words"
You could stand in front of a video camera and explain how to grab two thin ropes, explain that you need to overlap the two thin ropes in 2 different ways, but all that talking can be edited out of the video - if the video instead SHOWS tying a shoe.
"Don't use words to explain how to tie a shoe. No one will be able to tie a shoe from verbal instruction. SHOW THE PROCESS. Then everyone will be able to tie a shoe."
Far too many videos talk, talk, talk. Instead, SHOW.
You have excellent video skills - thanks for the great instruction!
This video was more helpful then the one posted by stores like Home Depot.
Lmaoo I went straight to here. I knew it would’ve been a bad video
Lmao that Home Depot was really trying to have to buy alot fo shit from there store and was doing way yo much in the process lol
same
@@t.n.tforever3400 fr they kept saying stuff like now use your grout sealer this can be found in many of our stores.
@@landonvillanueva1786 😂😂
This is what a video should look like. No talking, just working!
Something strangely satisfying about time lapse videos. Excellent job teaching us how to do this, now we just need the patience to achieve the same quality.
I followed your video and other one from two ladies. Your oen was more helpful but the other one was also helped a lot. You style made it easier with 5 electric points and switches I had. I also had different sizes cabinets and it was much more difficult as I initially anticipated. But your video was super helpful. My biggest mistake was to use the wet tile saw rented from Home Depot. It made my life little easier but broke the small glass pieces. i should have bought one of those tile cutters u used and those were cheaper than the tile cutter. So little advice to the future DIYers. Don't expect this to be super easy if you are a novice like me. It took me 6 hours in one day and another two hours next day to cut and place the tiles nicely. I did 1st small batch grout myself and it took forever. Then my wife came back and helped me for the larger part and it was easy.
I just finished your videos on your house remodeling, and wanted to say you do a terrific job. My wife and I did the same kind of work on our own home, but I built face frame cabinets.
Hey, just wanted to say you did an amazing job! And I pray our install goes as smooth as you make it look!
Im not a pro or have experience in this or anything but i personally would've made sure that third and fourth piece was leveled. 🤷♂️
Lol I noticed that too, made my OCD tick a notch
He definitely went back and straightened that out. Everything looked level in the end.
I said the same thing though when I saw it.😄
As soon as he put that 3rd row in I’m like, wait, it’s going up now. Looks terrible. Probably a rental property so he doesn’t have to deal with it 🥴
I would have started at the outlet so panels would be level from there. A bit more math.
I agree...but he explained every aspect thoroughly...definitely gonna get the level out and make some lines
I never would have thought to look at how this was done if you did not post a video. Thank you for sharing. It give me ideas.
I dont usually do comments but this was the most helpful video... no talking all work. I love it... thank you kindly
Awesome Mr Je.
Looks beautiful congrats.
Looking at your works, I come up with the words: "If you good in woodworking, you good in (almost) everything"
As always, great job!
Thanks for the video. I now feel confident I can tackle this job. I have a similar backsplash project waiting for me.
excellant video . i have similar tile but mine had aluminum also mixed in. so i used the hand tile scoring tool like yours and a hand held diamond cutter .
Looks nice made the kitchen a upgrade 👍 great job
No words is the best!! Great DIY video!! Handymen already know what to generally do you don’t need all the talking.
Thank you just getting ready to put these same tiles up in my kitchen. This video helps A LOT!!
Looks good. Tip: You want to scuff up/sand that wall before applying mastic. Better to have a rough surface for it to grab onto.
An amazing video. Thanks! I will remove my broken microwave oven and replace it with a range hood. So I have to patch the backsplash a bit. Very small project. Hope I can do it after your video. I hope I can find a cheap replacement of the backsplash cutter. I just need a few cutting, I think.
That tile cutter is pretty slick. I'm going to be doing my kitchen backsplash soon too. I'll have to pick one up! Thanks for sharing.
@Wizzykin the manual tile cutters are very easy to use and laying the tile is even easier. Just practice on some scrap to get the feel for the cutter but it's easy
Price of the cutter?
@@rionholiday6313 Lowe’s has a 14 in manual tile cutter for $25.
I recommend the 24 in it's not much more in price but helps allot with being able to do large or small tiles, as I've had multiple jobs now with the 24 x12 or 24x24 sizes and my either 14 or 18 inch cutter doesn't work.
Great job...looks fantastic!
A superb job. You are a true craftsman.
Easy to follow even without a voice over thank you
Nice results. I have the same back
splash in my kitchen. I'm going to do another project with it, it's very inexpensive but so beautiful.
Did you find it at home depot or Lowes?
@@deshaloveable Lowes. Its called American Olean Mosaic Chateau Emperador 12-in x 12-in Glossy Glass; Stone Marble Linear Wall Tile and cost 4.98 a piece.
@@ShunaB. Thank you 🙏🏾
home depot has some great glass and aluminum tile . i went with a tile called MADISON AVE . $15 a foot sheet . need either table wet saw or a hand held cutter and the scoring tool like this person used .
@@ShunaB. hey I am not able to search for this using this description. Can you please post the link here or item number so that o can find it. Love these tiles. Thanks
Brilliant bit of tiling there and the kitchen looks fantastic sir je. Great video mate
It make my job more easier then I thought... thanks for the video.
Amazing video. No useless speech for half an hour. 👍
that looks very nice great job
Thanks for posting this. Very helpful.
very well done. Bravo!
This video was like asking my father for help with my kitchen backsplash, and then having him end up doing the whole thing; and me watch him, 😂😂😂😂😂😂. Pretty good work, but I would advise the folks who pay attention to details to always use “spacers.” That’s all I got, 😅
Excellent demonstration
great work. i dont think i can do that. i am going to buy peel and stick one. nice and easy
Excellent video, thank you!
Excellent vid. Thumbs up. Beautiful result.
I see this pattern in every other home I look at
Outcome was very nice.
I was going to make the attempt to do this myself but this looks like a lot of work. Never mind.
That looks so good thanks for the video
Nicely done!
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
Well done...the detailed work WAS noticed😎😎
This is really good! How many boxes of backsplash did you use?
Good job sir!
Would have loved to see that corner get done. I have a corner.
Beautiful.
thank you this helped us a lot
Beautiful job. Thank you. Can’t believe how fast you move! 😁
Thank you for your help, good job.
I see people installing tile on the existing granite backsplash. My tile guy did the same thing but what he should have done was removed the granite backsplash then installed the tile directly onto the countertop. Now I have have to all his work removed and applied it right. $$$$$$$$$
Really beautiful work, man!!! 😃
Well done amigo!!
GRACIAS POR EL VÍDEO Y APORTE, ME GUSTA SU FORMA DE TRABAJO....
Installments poison 💯
Thanks
Beautiful 😍 nice job
Great job cuz!
Great video. I want to install similar tiles and all other videos made it look scary and complicated.
Wonderful! Congratulations! Good job!
Great Video!!!
Thanks for adding the surprise captions!
Oh dear... the fact that it's not level would bother me, but to each his own!
Nice work! I recently put the same back splash in...i wish i would have cut the tile in the package like you did....
Thanks for sharing that
Not bad🤔 .....no big mess👏 ....no dust....👍
EXCELENTE !!!! GRACIAS !!,
excelente trabajo, nunca avía visto...
Excelente trabajo, te felicito
Bueno te doy el like pero al ocio tiene que poner un esquinero de alumiño el corte con la ruby queda filoso y la bace de las plogas quedan x enésima del tile para atornillar la base
what size of v trowel did you use on this project? I plan to install stone and glass mosaic tiles (similar to the style you installed) on laminate backsplash, is 1/8" v trowel OK or other size? Because it is laminate, it is less absorbent. Will sanding it with 80 grit orbit grinder good enough to ensure rough surface? Thanks.
Very nice job
nice tiles
As always, perfect my friend, and thanks for sharing your talents.
Good job brother 👍👍.
Great work !! How did you move your electrical outlets out to be flush with the tile?
You have to use a goof ring & long 6-32 screws for it bro. By code, you’re supposed to use a goof ring anyways if the box is recessed by a 1/4”. There’s also a trick where you can take a piece of 12 or 14 copper wire & coil it around the top & bottom fastening screws for the receptacle to its box. You have to be careful not to use too many coils or the receptacle will protrude, & you’ll have to lessen the coils. Start with maybe 4 or 5 coils, or you can purchase what we refer to as caterpillars, which serve the same purpose but they’re plastic. Either way is completely safe. that’s just a little trick from the trade.
Very nice thank you so much
100 % nice job
Nice design
Excellent
He needs a level or laser it started going uphill around the third piece . But other than that it was excellent .
Maestro!!!!
I know you are pro kitchen cabinet builder. For this glass tiles, do we need a flat adhesive layer instead ?
Good, but how do you allow for the space of the tile between the electrical outlets/switches? Kind of glossed over that part.
Goof ring and 6-32 screws
Wonderful, efficient how-to video! We're about to start a project with tile that look VERY similar to yours. Ours appears to be stone and glass. Would the tile cutter you used work? How many linear feat was your project and how long did it take, not counting the waiting for the adhesive to dry? Thank you for this very helpful video!
Putting too much adhesive up is a recipe for disaster... unless you can sling that tiling up VERY fast !! 🙄😬
The kitchens coming along nicely, I hope Mrs. Young Je appreciates all your hard work... 😏
What is the stuff called u spread out the paste 🤔 gonna try this wish me luck
Perfect.
Backsplash looks so much better with the tile all the way down to the countertops without the 4inch stone splash beneath it.
I agree.
Please add the link for the tile too Thanks
My question is do you have to go all the way up to the bottom of the cabinets? How much of a gap is acceptable? I do not want it to look cheap.
Looks great! My kitchen is next!
What brand tile cutter did you use?
Can you please tell me these things are availbale in pakistan karachi?
When should you start removing the grout?
So the tiles that are touching and crooked normal due to the way the factory put them on the mesh
Happy wife, happy life
was thinking about doing this myself to much work ill hire someone🤦♂️
This is backsplash asmr
Many videos say to use spacers in between the tiles and in this one I do not see spacers used?
Looks like they come spaced on the package.
If they were lose then every little tile will need 4 spacers, one on each side which would be very time consuming.
First you did very well.
Secondly, about the 4th or 5th pcs, above the outlet was un even and touching the right tiles. Didnt thst make it challenging for grouting? How did you remedy this, if so?
good Job!
What the name of the Tile?
Thank you