An honest and true craftsman who aint afraid to admit he's human and makes mistakes - watching Charlie is like watching a wood wizard at work - great video and well worth the wait - 10/10
There are too many great things about Charlie's videos to list them all. For me the top one is his humility and openness about mistakes. It's easy to get frustrated with yourself for mistakes but knowing a pro like Charlie also makes them is comforting and fixing is never as painful as the prospect seems. Thank you Charlie!
Can't thank you enough for that. Yep, I'll always show the mistakes because that's the reality of DIY. I'll get pilloried for them on the other social media channels that I feel obliged to post on but YT is where my proper audience is, and I'll keep it real for as long as you guys appreciate it. Thanks again. It's not easy doing this stuff but I can't tell you how valuable your comments are in incentivising me to keep making the content.👊
Thank you Charlie. The level of detail you provide and explanations of thought in processes and mistakes make your videos much more useful and watchable.
Simon, that's incredibly kind, thanks. Good luck with your project (I'm assuming you're planning one) and drop me a line if you ever have any questions 👍🏻
Brilliant final result Charlie. The wardrobes look great. I bet the missus is delighted to get her clothes back out of the garage and bathroom after 2 years! 😂
No need to say sorry Charlie! Extremely thorough as always. You should be well proud of the end result. What a colossal undertaking!! Thanks for all the tips!!!
What a beeeeeautiful result! I've learnt so much and picked up so many helpful tips from this series. Thank you so much. Your videos are a massive cut above most and so enjoyable. Don't ever apologise for the length of them- the detail is much appreciated 🙏
The nail gun really is brilliant, I picked one up a year or so ago and I've used it for all sorts of jobs. You just need to make yourself a router table, it makes some of the jobs you've done so much easier. Wardrobes look great. 👍
Thank you Charlie for making these videos. There's certain elements of woodworking / cabinet making that are intimidating but you present the methods in a way that's easy for the average DIYer to understand.
You're welcome, mate. Yep, you just have to overcome that initial inertia, and give it a go. You might make a few mistakes but it's all part of the learning process and you'll feel epic once you create something.
Hi Charlie, well done you got there, looks great. You can get a fine pin gun then you barely see the pin holes, Makita battery gun is the best tool I've bought in years. Invest in a 1/2 inch collar router with a 35mm Trend blum hole cutter and leave it set up, saves loads of time as depth and 22mm in is always set up. Dead flat varnish is a good option over that dark paint. I use Hafele rechargable motion lights about 120mm x70mm they are so quick n easy to fit. Glue the rails and not the door panel that way you can make sure the glue is where it needs to be. Keep up the good work. Paul Thomson Furniture Makers
Thanks Paul - some wonderful info in there - thanks for sharing. Funnily enough I drilled one hole with my DeWalt 1/2 inch router and it was too fast - burnt the hole and then I Googled and learnt you're not meant to use forstner bits with routers. What's your take on that?
@@CharlieDIYte turn the router speed right down to number 2 speed slow and steady like a pillar drill. Call any time 9 to 4 must use a trend 35mm cutter
Charlie, it would well be worth putting an edit of how to adjust the Euro hinges as a separate video. You did a great explanation of how to adjust them there
I have just watched all 7 of these videos. What a true and honest gent you are. Well done with the whole project, I can't wait to put all of your lessons into practice. Thank you so much.
Also in that club, my wife visited some family and came back with a video of their wardrobes. In their case they brought over a specialist from Italy to make them, I fear expectations may need to be 'managed' if I'm doing them :)
A fantastic job Charlie, of which you should be extremely proud. Thank you for the videos. They’re very informative and please don’t apologise for their length when you cover so much.
Thank you for the video series and being such an inspiration. I've just been building my own wardrobes, albeit with sliding doors. I'm currently constructing the drawers but should be all done in a week or so! Couldn't have done it without your videos. Thanks again.
Thanks William. That's truly humbling to hear that. Similarly I owe so much to you all for keeping me going with the wonderful comments over the years 👊🏻👍🏻
Superb job, Charlie. This project build has been a total triumph. The floor to ceiling wardrobes maximise space & the navy blue shaker style doors are modern yet timeless. So much love, energy & thought has gone into this (not forgetting blood, sweat & tears). Well done! If I want to uber picky, I would have put in a longer inside mirror & a rear view mirror on the inside of the opposite door so you & your other half can see your full outfits front & back & top to toe. Good for your insta photos too but that’s just me! You should be very proud of yourself. Amazing job.
Thanks so much for that wonderful comment. After reading it I went and mulled over your suggestion about the double mirrors. I might have to do that! 👍🏻👊🏻
When you're making things completely from scratch into an odd shaped space, there really is no manual or rule book, particularly if you don't have a totally concise end plan and have done it before and encountered all these problems you need to solve. For me, it's watching Charlie deal with these hurdles, and deal with them in a brilliant way that makes the series and the wardrobes themselves an absolute triumph. Also a great way to train your DIY brain for when you don't have the skill set, tools and huge workshop to bail you out.
This is such an AWESOME Job - no wonders you were busy for so long. Thank you so much for sharing all the details with us. You are a star!!! You did such a beautiful job on those wardrobes.
Thank you so much for that 🙏 Yes they're going well. I just need a protective coating for the doors as they do scuff if you accidentally catch them on the drawers.👍.
Great job Charlie - what a marathon. Thorough as ever - personally I'm not interested if the details aren't included. It's so much easier to avoid mistakes with the completeness of your explanations. Oh - and the wardrobes don't look too shabby either!
Thanks so much for that Mark. It's been a huge source of encouragement over the years reading wonderful comments like yours. Keeps me going with all the hours of editing 👊🏻
Superb job and a great series of videos. The best bit is that rather than just showing us how you did it, you show us your mistakes, your lessons and how to do better next time. That not only takes a lot of extra time but also a lot of guts to show your flaws.
I really enjoy watching your videos Charlie ive been a keen Diy'er for years..i know that the tradesmen guys have far more expensive tools but you show how you can shop around and get by with less expensive ones..your very humble and explain things with great detail that we can reiterate with..kerp up the Good Work.
You sir should never feel the need to say sorry about the length of your videos. The amount of useful info about the subject of each and every one of your vids is incredible and you deserve all the likes and growth your channel will undoubtedly achieve!! Thankyou for every video you upload. 👌 Ahh yes also the wardrobes look amazing you should be proud! im thinking of tackling some in my sons room! 👍
Another great project. Honestly a bit too far out of my comfort zone. But what I really like is that I see other tools, hardware and tips that I think "You know what? That might just be the perfect thing for the job I am thinking of doing". Keep out the great work.
That's brilliant Thomas, and actually those other jobs are the springboard to bigger and greater projects. I wouldn't have known where to start something like this 10 years ago 👍🏻
Congratulations on your new wardrobe! The final product looks very professional and stylish, I wish you and your family use it happily for a long time 👍👍👍
Thank you so much for all your help and knowledge - these are my go-to videos to learn more about DIY! I'm about to start the fitted wardrobe project - after my Dad's mismeasuring the first time round! 🤦♀Anyway, onwards and upwards! After plenty of measuring and remeasuring checks, we are having the MDF pieces cut to size by our local timber merchants (as we don't have the best cutting tools for the wardrobe carcasses) and making sure we take each step of the project carefully, with slow and (correctly!) measured steps!! 😄 It might take a while but we will send you an update when the project is complete.
Very sensible to get it precut. I'd have loved to do that but was too disorganised and my walls too wonky 🤣 So humbled you find my vids useful and thanks for getting in touch. 👍
Absolutely fantastic. a real top job. glad to see you tell us about your mistakes, as most others just edit them out. which just isn't realistic as the best of us always make mistakes.
Such a great series, liked seeing where you went wrong and how you improved your process. Such a superb finish and something which anyone would be hugely proud of.
Thanks so much 🙏 Really chuffed you've enjoyed it. Yes F&B Hague Blue. I was really worried it might be a bit daring but I'm really pleased with it now.
An enormous amount of work, but I'm sure a joiner would have rushed your £15-18k at least for these wardrobes. The best part is that you included all the mistakes which i think makes these videos all the more informative and engaging. Brilliantly put together, making these videos can take as long as doing the work itself, nothing but admiration for what you've done here and the results are simply fantastic.
All I can say is wow, and well done, video is done to perfection, the "handy man" work is out of the world. Big shout out from South Africa. You are true inspiration. May be I have not listen properly, but are you a carpenter by trade or just a brilliant DIY person. Thank you for all the detailed info in metric in your link. Gives me the courageous to finally redo my small kitchen, you are a magician and showed everything needed to be done. Thanks for that. Just a pitty we can not order from all your suppliers. Well done, lastly, why did you decide on that specific colour? Looks good though.😊
Thanks so much Nat. No, just a DIYer. The paint was Farrow and Ball Hague Blue but mixed by Johnstone's. Really appreciate the comment. Yes go for it, you'll have a lot of fun and will feel epic when you've done it 👊
Such useful videos !!!!!!!! Thank you so much for all the effort in putting these videos together, and even bigger thank you in sharing your experience and knowledge
Can't thank you enough to your that Rick - that's high praise in what is an increasingly competitive market place. Chuffed you've found my vids useful and great to have you on board. Thanks for the comment 👊
Brilliant video thank you. I am just about to rip a section of single skin wall out and replace with built in wardrobe myself and this couldn't have come at a better time! Appreciate the honesty with mistakes etc. I shall take a lot of the content into my project!
A fantastic series from start to finish, as someone whose wife has told him that this is one of the next projects he is going to do, I expect these videos to come in very handy when I start. Very informative and clear solutions to issues that you may come across, well done. The finished project looks amazing. Liked, subscribed and clicked the bell.
@@CharlieDIYte Thanks I will if I need to!! Just drawn it all up in SketchUp so wont be too far off starting the project, need to acquire a few extra tools first though.
Fantastic video series. Extremely clearly explained, pitched at the perfect level for an experienced DIYer still with a lot to learn and on a budget. Charlie is incredibly likeable and I really appreciate him sharing his mistakes, as well as the hundreds of useful tips. Thank you so much.
Very nicely put together video. I appreciate the work and commitment gone into both the build and the video editing. And its really refreshing to see someone admit their small mistakes and explain them so that others can learn from it. Easily one of my favourite TH-cam channels.
Thanks so much for your videos, I've watched them several times over, particularly the faker shaker doors. I've managed to build my first 3 door wardrobe with mdf and have made a decent job of it, all down to ideas from you, im now at the stage of painting my wardrobe now and watching your videos on how you do it.
Stephen that's fantastic news. Really chuffed to hear that and thanks so much for letting me know. I'd love to see some photos if you have time to email them (charliediyte@gmail.com). 👍
You sir, are bloody good Thoroughly enjoy (binge) watching your videos. Love the way you fess up to mistakes so that the lesser mortals like us learn from them Also love the fact you use the type of tools DiY-ers are more likely to buy ahead of Festool etc etc. Keep up the good work
I've just done some wardrobes for a friend for the first time ever. I stumbled on your videos last night at about 10pm and watched them all back to back to see what I could have done better. Now that you've given me confidence on how to do it properly, I'm going to tackle the beast at home and try to fit our wardrobes which we've been talking about for the past 9 years. Only thing is, is that I want to fit a set of rustic style sliding doors. Do you have any videos for that? Cheers for sharing your work. Fantastic, thanks dude
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Great video, as for the sensors maybe try IR reflecting paint instead of the white patch?
An honest and true craftsman who aint afraid to admit he's human and makes mistakes - watching Charlie is like watching a wood wizard at work - great video and well worth the wait - 10/10
Wow, can't thank you enough for that. I've never been called a wizard before! 👊🏻👍🏻
If I could have given two thumbs up I would have, this ones going into my favourites.
Thanks so much. I really appreciate that - 2 👍🏻👍🏻 from me to you too!
that's why you need to be careful with your table saw
…I think you are the definition of a perfectionist.
I’m inspired and intimidated at the same time.
Same here, for me ☺👍
There are too many great things about Charlie's videos to list them all. For me the top one is his humility and openness about mistakes. It's easy to get frustrated with yourself for mistakes but knowing a pro like Charlie also makes them is comforting and fixing is never as painful as the prospect seems. Thank you Charlie!
Can't thank you enough for that. Yep, I'll always show the mistakes because that's the reality of DIY. I'll get pilloried for them on the other social media channels that I feel obliged to post on but YT is where my proper audience is, and I'll keep it real for as long as you guys appreciate it. Thanks again. It's not easy doing this stuff but I can't tell you how valuable your comments are in incentivising me to keep making the content.👊
Wardrobe 2 years in the making and sooooo worth it. Great series pal.
Thanks Ross. Yes unfortunately with all the other videos and editing the irony is things get done rather slowly round here 🤦
Wow, an amazing amount of detail on how you do everything, I'm going to have to watch this about 3 times to soak it all in. :) Congrats on the build.
Thanks Simon. That's very kind. Glad the whole thing's over. It's been quite a monster, both the build and all the editing!
@@CharlieDIYte are you doing anymore videos and is your wife going to help you if you are
A fantastic and very professional looking job Charlie, thoroughly enjoyed this video as well 👍
Thanks so much John. I really appreciate that 👍🏻
Thank you Charlie. The level of detail you provide and explanations of thought in processes and mistakes make your videos much more useful and watchable.
Thanks mate. Really appreciate the feedback. 👊
You are a legend! Thank you for sharing. Videos not too long, just comprehensive!
Simon, that's incredibly kind, thanks. Good luck with your project (I'm assuming you're planning one) and drop me a line if you ever have any questions 👍🏻
That is one seriously posh wardrobe. Well done.
Thanks Daniel 👊🏻
I'm not used to leaving comments, but you are like a nice book, once you start watching the series you can't stop. Congratulations and thanks.
Thanks Thomas. I really appreciate that. 👊
Brilliant final result Charlie. The wardrobes look great. I bet the missus is delighted to get her clothes back out of the garage and bathroom after 2 years! 😂
Thanks Paul. Yes it's pretty cool having a proper wardrobe again.
No need to say sorry Charlie! Extremely thorough as always. You should be well proud of the end result. What a colossal undertaking!! Thanks for all the tips!!!
Thanks mate, I appreciate that. You're very welcome 👊🏻
What a beeeeeautiful result! I've learnt so much and picked up so many helpful tips from this series. Thank you so much. Your videos are a massive cut above most and so enjoyable. Don't ever apologise for the length of them- the detail is much appreciated 🙏
Thanks so much Hannah, I really appreciate that and I'm chuffed you've found them useful. 🙏
The nail gun really is brilliant, I picked one up a year or so ago and I've used it for all sorts of jobs. You just need to make yourself a router table, it makes some of the jobs you've done so much easier. Wardrobes look great. 👍
You're absolutely right about the table. The gun is fantastic isn't it!
Thank you Charlie for making these videos. There's certain elements of woodworking / cabinet making that are intimidating but you present the methods in a way that's easy for the average DIYer to understand.
You're welcome, mate. Yep, you just have to overcome that initial inertia, and give it a go. You might make a few mistakes but it's all part of the learning process and you'll feel epic once you create something.
To say the others you took inspiration from were professionally made…Yours look way better! Very professional
Thanks Callum - I really appreciate that 👍🏻
Worth the wait should get high view rates as I will have to watch the series again to prepare for the 3 closets and walk in wardrobe.
Let's hope so. Slow so far ... Thanks Hugh 👍🏻
To the End--what a lot of work --Trooper.. EXCELLENT FINISH --GREAT JOB CHARLIE.
Thanks Graham and great to hear from you 👊🏻👍🏻
Just started my build of this project. Plinth completed. Starting the carcass tomorrow - Yay!
Fantastic. Good luck mate 👊
Hi Charlie, well done you got there, looks great. You can get a fine pin gun then you barely see the pin holes, Makita battery gun is the best tool I've bought in years. Invest in a 1/2 inch collar router with a 35mm Trend blum hole cutter and leave it set up, saves loads of time as depth and 22mm in is always set up. Dead flat varnish is a good option over that dark paint. I use Hafele rechargable motion lights about 120mm x70mm they are so quick n easy to fit. Glue the rails and not the door panel that way you can make sure the glue is where it needs to be. Keep up the good work.
Paul Thomson Furniture Makers
Thanks Paul - some wonderful info in there - thanks for sharing. Funnily enough I drilled one hole with my DeWalt 1/2 inch router and it was too fast - burnt the hole and then I Googled and learnt you're not meant to use forstner bits with routers. What's your take on that?
@@CharlieDIYte turn the router speed right down to number 2 speed slow and steady like a pillar drill. Call any time 9 to 4 must use a trend 35mm cutter
Charlie, it would well be worth putting an edit of how to adjust the Euro hinges as a separate video. You did a great explanation of how to adjust them there
Thanks Nathan. Yes, I was thinking that, as it's a bit buried away in there, isn't it 👍🏻
Oh thank you dear....have followed this series of videos faithfully......much appreciated. Take care as always
Thanks Val, good to hear from you. I massively appreciate that, as ever!
I have just watched all 7 of these videos. What a true and honest gent you are. Well done with the whole project, I can't wait to put all of your lessons into practice. Thank you so much.
Thanks so much for that, Andrew. Really chuffed you found the videos useful, and massively appreciate the comment. 👊
The final product is fantastic, looks very professional indeed. You should be very proud of all of the hard work on this.
Thanks Dan. Yes, mostly just relieved to get it finished. It's been a long old project!
The level of detail in these videos is amazing, perfect for novices like myself! Always good to see problem solving on the job as well.
Thanks so much. Really chuffed you find them useful and thanks for watching 🙏
Congratulations Charlie! Final series video! 🥳 Thank you for the video series.
Just been informed by my Mrs that i have to make a wardrobe in our room. This will be a very useful video
Love it - best not argue on this! 😉 Good luck and drop me a line if you have any questions.
Also in that club, my wife visited some family and came back with a video of their wardrobes. In their case they brought over a specialist from Italy to make them, I fear expectations may need to be 'managed' if I'm doing them :)
Great skill. The making of your own tools/templates/jigs is next level
Thanks mate. 👊🏻
A fantastic job Charlie, of which you should be extremely proud. Thank you for the videos. They’re very informative and please don’t apologise for their length when you cover so much.
Thanks mate, I really appreciate that 👊🏻
Thank you for the video series and being such an inspiration. I've just been building my own wardrobes, albeit with sliding doors. I'm currently constructing the drawers but should be all done in a week or so! Couldn't have done it without your videos. Thanks again.
Thanks William. That's truly humbling to hear that. Similarly I owe so much to you all for keeping me going with the wonderful comments over the years 👊🏻👍🏻
Excellent quality of video and build. Well done.
Thanks 👊
Superb job, Charlie. This project build has been a total triumph. The floor to ceiling wardrobes maximise space & the navy blue shaker style doors are modern yet timeless. So much love, energy & thought has gone into this (not forgetting blood, sweat & tears). Well done! If I want to uber picky, I would have put in a longer inside mirror & a rear view mirror on the inside of the opposite door so you & your other half can see your full outfits front & back & top to toe. Good for your insta photos too but that’s just me! You should be very proud of yourself. Amazing job.
Thanks so much for that wonderful comment. After reading it I went and mulled over your suggestion about the double mirrors. I might have to do that! 👍🏻👊🏻
Woow...! 👍 Impressive Tutorial - Attention to Detail was Paramount doing this Wardrobe.
Yes, it was. Thanks for the comment 👍🏻
You really do pack a lot into your videos Charlie. Great work and I enjoy every minute!
Thanks so much David. Really humbled by that! 👊🏻
Thanks for this series Charlie, as a new DIYer it’s been really interesting watching your thought processes
Thanks Alex, I really appreciate that. Good luck with your DIY journey. You'll find it so satisfying. Drop me a line if you ever have any questions 👊🏻
When you're making things completely from scratch into an odd shaped space, there really is no manual or rule book, particularly if you don't have a totally concise end plan and have done it before and encountered all these problems you need to solve. For me, it's watching Charlie deal with these hurdles, and deal with them in a brilliant way that makes the series and the wardrobes themselves an absolute triumph. Also a great way to train your DIY brain for when you don't have the skill set, tools and huge workshop to bail you out.
This is such an AWESOME Job - no wonders you were busy for so long. Thank you so much for sharing all the details with us. You are a star!!! You did such a beautiful job on those wardrobes.
Thank you so much for that 🙏 Yes they're going well. I just need a protective coating for the doors as they do scuff if you accidentally catch them on the drawers.👍.
I’m addicted to your videos ! Excellent and so detailed
Thanks so much Hannah, I really appreciate that. 🙏
Looks fantastic with or without the doors
Thanks John!
Fantastic result! A monumental project! 👍
Thanks!
Great job Charlie - what a marathon. Thorough as ever - personally I'm not interested if the details aren't included. It's so much easier to avoid mistakes with the completeness of your explanations. Oh - and the wardrobes don't look too shabby either!
Thanks Ian. Yes, if you want less detail there's always apps like Instagram for that 😉 👍🏻
The finished wardrobe was definitely worth the wait, fantastic work Charlie and it’s been great to follow your journey.
Thanks so much for that Mark. It's been a huge source of encouragement over the years reading wonderful comments like yours. Keeps me going with all the hours of editing 👊🏻
My pleasure Charlie, I look forward to your next project.
Superb job and a great series of videos. The best bit is that rather than just showing us how you did it, you show us your mistakes, your lessons and how to do better next time. That not only takes a lot of extra time but also a lot of guts to show your flaws.
I really enjoy watching your videos Charlie ive been a keen Diy'er for years..i know that the tradesmen guys have far more expensive tools but you show how you can shop around and get by with less expensive ones..your very humble and explain things with great detail that we can reiterate with..kerp up the Good Work.
You sir should never feel the need to say sorry about the length of your videos. The amount of useful info about the subject of each and every one of your vids is incredible and you deserve all the likes and growth your channel will undoubtedly achieve!! Thankyou for every video you upload. 👌
Ahh yes also the wardrobes look amazing you should be proud! im thinking of tackling some in my sons room! 👍
Thank you, my friend, that's incredibly kind 🙏 Yes you should definitely do that, and drop me a line if you have any questions. 👍🏻
Another great project. Honestly a bit too far out of my comfort zone. But what I really like is that I see other tools, hardware and tips that I think "You know what? That might just be the perfect thing for the job I am thinking of doing". Keep out the great work.
That's brilliant Thomas, and actually those other jobs are the springboard to bigger and greater projects. I wouldn't have known where to start something like this 10 years ago 👍🏻
excellent project and appreciate the huge amount of effort that goes into the edit.
Thanks mate, I really appreciate that. Yes this edit took a week, non stop 🤦
Charlie you made it! I'm so proud of you and so pleased to hear and see al your experiences and tips! Thank you so much!!
Marleen I'm so humbled by that. So glad you enjoyed it and massive thanks for watching 🙏
Good job Charlie, bet your glad it’s finished big job.
Thanks Michael. Yes SO relieved. It's been a bit of a killer both the build and editing.
You are a DIY Warrior! Great work, great info as always Charlie, thanks!
Thanks Robert 👊🏻
Congratulations on your new wardrobe! The final product looks very professional and stylish, I wish you and your family use it happily for a long time 👍👍👍
Aw, thanks so much Mohammad, and good to hear from you again 👍🏻
Absolutely a fantastic job looks brilliant
Thanks John 👍
Thank you so much for all your help and knowledge - these are my go-to videos to learn more about DIY! I'm about to start the fitted wardrobe project - after my Dad's mismeasuring the first time round! 🤦♀Anyway, onwards and upwards! After plenty of measuring and remeasuring checks, we are having the MDF pieces cut to size by our local timber merchants (as we don't have the best cutting tools for the wardrobe carcasses) and making sure we take each step of the project carefully, with slow and (correctly!) measured steps!! 😄 It might take a while but we will send you an update when the project is complete.
Very sensible to get it precut. I'd have loved to do that but was too disorganised and my walls too wonky 🤣 So humbled you find my vids useful and thanks for getting in touch. 👍
Great job Charlie, that was a mammoth undertaking. You should be rightly proud of that build series, the editing must have been a chore and a half.
This video was well worth the wait. Great job as always.
Thanks Dylan👍🏻
Absolutely fantastic. a real top job. glad to see you tell us about your mistakes, as most others just edit them out. which just isn't realistic as the best of us always make mistakes.
Thanks for that. Yes, the mistakes are a crucial part of it, so far as I'm concerned. 👍🏻
Just watched all 7 videos. Great mini series. Thanks for sharing all your learnings.
Thanks Mitesh. I really appreciate you reaching all of the vids. Glad you found them useful. 👊
Great presentation skills Charlie. I admire you’re honesty and attention to detail. Keep em coming.
Thanks Paul. 👊
Such a great series, liked seeing where you went wrong and how you improved your process. Such a superb finish and something which anyone would be hugely proud of.
Thanks so much Andrew 👊🏻
This has been a epic build.
Thanks mate. Yes, relieved it's over!
This is just what I’ve been looking for. Looks fantastic!
Thanks. Glad you've found it useful. 👊
Brilliant such attention to detail and looks great.
Thanks Paul 👍🏻
Very nice project. Going to save these videos for the future. It is a big job but you make it look doable for a DIY er like me.
Super job Charlie so much detail great videos job well done 👏
Thanks Johny 👊🏻👍🏻
Great project Charlie. Well done. Looks fantastic. 👍
Thanks Rod, I appreciate that 👍🏻
Brilliant series of builds. Thanks for the inspiration 👍
Beautiful job Charlie 👍
Thanks mate 👊🏻
Excellent series - thank you
You're welcome. Thanks for the comment 👍🏻
Been desperately waiting for this final video. Well worth the wait. The wardrobes look amazing. Love the colour. Well done Charlie. 👍🍾😊
Thanks so much 🙏 Really chuffed you've enjoyed it. Yes F&B Hague Blue. I was really worried it might be a bit daring but I'm really pleased with it now.
An enormous amount of work, but I'm sure a joiner would have rushed your £15-18k at least for these wardrobes. The best part is that you included all the mistakes which i think makes these videos all the more informative and engaging. Brilliantly put together, making these videos can take as long as doing the work itself, nothing but admiration for what you've done here and the results are simply fantastic.
Thanks Kenny, I really appreciate that. Chuffed you found the series interesting👊
Fantastic keeping it real the good and bad. 👍
Thanks Tom 👊🏻
Your video compilation has helped me tremendously with my upcoming project, thank you 😊
You're welcome David. Glad you found it useful. 👍
awesome set of vids Charlie, your explanation makes this project feel much more accessable
Thanks Paul. That's always the intention but it's so good to hear that it's working 👊🏻👍🏻
These look fantastic! Very impressive commitment to getting everything so perfect. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Jack. Really appreciate the comment 👊🏻
All I can say is wow, and well done, video is done to perfection, the "handy man" work is out of the world. Big shout out from South Africa. You are true inspiration.
May be I have not listen properly, but are you a carpenter by trade or just a brilliant DIY person. Thank you for all the detailed info in metric in your link. Gives me the courageous to finally redo my small kitchen, you are a magician and showed everything needed to be done. Thanks for that.
Just a pitty we can not order from all your suppliers.
Well done, lastly, why did you decide on that specific colour? Looks good though.😊
Thanks so much Nat. No, just a DIYer. The paint was Farrow and Ball Hague Blue but mixed by Johnstone's. Really appreciate the comment. Yes go for it, you'll have a lot of fun and will feel epic when you've done it 👊
Such useful videos !!!!!!!! Thank you so much for all the effort in putting these videos together, and even bigger thank you in sharing your experience and knowledge
You're very welcome. So glad you found the series useful and massive thanks for watching. 👊
Very impressive Charlie. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you 👊🏻
Great video, loved watching the entire series.
Thanks, realty appreciate you watching the series 👊🏻👍🏻
Great result and I've gained so many tips for my own project. Thank you!
Well done - awesome project. Love your ability to tell us the truth, best way for us to learn
Thanks David, I really appreciate that 👊🏻
I’ve only just discovered Charlies videos. So far this is the best woodworking DIY channel I’ve subscribed too. Amazing videos!!!
Can't thank you enough to your that Rick - that's high praise in what is an increasingly competitive market place. Chuffed you've found my vids useful and great to have you on board. Thanks for the comment 👊
Thanks for sharing it has been a long project to do and to watch !!! very helpful tips :)
You're welcome Amparo and thanks for watching the whole series! 👍
Epic build Charlie, the wife will be happy :))
Thanks. Yes she is, and has put up with a lot since we tore down the old one.
Thank you Charlie 👍
You're welcome 👍
It was well worth the wait. brilliant job.
Thanks Tahir 👍🏻
Brilliant video thank you. I am just about to rip a section of single skin wall out and replace with built in wardrobe myself and this couldn't have come at a better time! Appreciate the honesty with mistakes etc. I shall take a lot of the content into my project!
Thanks for the comment. Really pleased you found it useful. Good luck with the project 👍
Thoroughly enjoyed this series of vids. Got some great ideas for my project. Thanks great job.
You're welcome Mark. Thanks for the comment. Really chuffed you found it useful.
A fantastic series from start to finish, as someone whose wife has told him that this is one of the next projects he is going to do, I expect these videos to come in very handy when I start. Very informative and clear solutions to issues that you may come across, well done. The finished project looks amazing. Liked, subscribed and clicked the bell.
Ah, thanks Kevin. Drop me a line if you have any questions. Otherwise good luck with the build 👍🏻
@@CharlieDIYte Thanks I will if I need to!! Just drawn it all up in SketchUp so wont be too far off starting the project, need to acquire a few extra tools first though.
Brilliant, thankyou for making this video Charlie👍
You're very welcome. Thanks for the comment 👍🏻
Massive project this and what a result. Such a fantastic effort 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks mate 👊🏻
Fantastic video series. Extremely clearly explained, pitched at the perfect level for an experienced DIYer still with a lot to learn and on a budget. Charlie is incredibly likeable and I really appreciate him sharing his mistakes, as well as the hundreds of useful tips. Thank you so much.
Thanks so much Clive. Really appreciate your kind words and I'm humbled you found the series so useful. 👊
Very nicely put together video. I appreciate the work and commitment gone into both the build and the video editing. And its really refreshing to see someone admit their small mistakes and explain them so that others can learn from it. Easily one of my favourite TH-cam channels.
Excellent. Really Really Excellent.
Now then, I wonder if My Wife will be that patient with me! 😄
Thanks Ashley. You should be able to get it done quicker, without a week's hiatus in between each stage for all the editing of each vid 😉 👍🏻
@@CharlieDIYte good point. Don’t know How you find the time.
Amazing finish as usual mate. What a great job and series of videos. 👍🏻
Thanks mate 👊🏻
Thanks so much for your videos, I've watched them several times over, particularly the faker shaker doors. I've managed to build my first 3 door wardrobe with mdf and have made a decent job of it, all down to ideas from you, im now at the stage of painting my wardrobe now and watching your videos on how you do it.
Stephen that's fantastic news. Really chuffed to hear that and thanks so much for letting me know. I'd love to see some photos if you have time to email them (charliediyte@gmail.com). 👍
You sir, are bloody good
Thoroughly enjoy (binge) watching your videos.
Love the way you fess up to mistakes so that the lesser mortals like us learn from them
Also love the fact you use the type of tools DiY-ers are more likely to buy ahead of Festool etc etc.
Keep up the good work
Great video! I really like all of the mistakes, and how you handle them. This is the real world :)
Thanks John. Really appreciate the comment. Chuffed you found the video useful👍
Absolutely brilliant!
Thank you so much.
Thanks Howard 🙏
I've just done some wardrobes for a friend for the first time ever. I stumbled on your videos last night at about 10pm and watched them all back to back to see what I could have done better. Now that you've given me confidence on how to do it properly, I'm going to tackle the beast at home and try to fit our wardrobes which we've been talking about for the past 9 years. Only thing is, is that I want to fit a set of rustic style sliding doors. Do you have any videos for that? Cheers for sharing your work. Fantastic, thanks dude
Wow, thanks Jody. That's a lot of watching time - massive thanks 🙏👊 No I'm afraid I haven't done any on sliding doors.