Not watched this channel for a long time, I’m ashamed to say, Learned so much from this guy and he even took the time to give me some tips, class act and damn good man. Nice job as always.
Nice. I love wood. For every type of material used there are many ways to care for them. Each has its own problems. I have granite and you have to make sure you wipe up spills from meats or oils and such quickly or it can seep into the granite and eventually turn rancid and smell. You have to clean and polish it also. So people that say the wood is hard to keep up I say they all have to be taken care of.
I've had granite for almost 20 years. If sealed "properly" there should be no problem. I used to seal it once a year (spray sealer on, let it set for 5 minutes, wipe it off and wait an hour...then good to go!) but now only every couple of years! Nothing bleeds thru!! Countertops look just as they did when they were put in!! Don't be afraid of granite!!
No mate I wouldn’t recommend it, the normally have rigid copper pipe feeding them(or atleast they should) you don’t want to stress the pipes, I would recommend getting a heating engineer in to disconnect and reconnect
Eu achei o trabalho lindo , maravilhoso mas ainda acho que o mármore é mais resistente, se estava feio era só dar uma polida nele , passar uma resina e iria ficar lindo !!!!
Great job and great skill. Do you cut the worktops inside or outside the house? I had workmen saying they have to cut it outside and whenever it rains the job has to be cancelled.
It is a very messy job to be honest mate, you can do it inside but there not really a full proof way of collecting the dust from the router, it’s can make a hell of a lot of dust
I think the issue most people have is a lot of videos suggest an mineral oil for a finish to keep it "food safe" unless you are actually using the whole countertop as a butcher board and not just as a countertop would normally be used use 5 coats or so of polyurethane. It'll make it completely waterproof and can easily be refinished in 3-5 years with a wipe on coat.
Exactly. My husband desperately wants butcher but we are a busy family and usually repair and replace rather than maintenance household chores. I’m looking for an alternative that will still tickle his fancy with less upkeep.
Any reason you didn't make the butcher backsplash the same height as the first row of tiles so the tile backsplash starts with a full tile instead of the 1/3 tile?
Cheer buddy, yes I’m not sure why they didn’t to be honest. I think they may end up changing the doors at some point but I think they will be doing that themselves
Nice iroko top best wood for it, will last. I'm glad the Howdens units managed to stay together with all the dry Dowling joints and 4mm chipboard backs 10 years ago nice job fella and tracksaw !
I seriously wish that when a makeover is finished, you would video the completed transformation for 10 seconds so we can appreciate it❣️ One second glimpse just isn't enough time to truly take it all in.
It’s standard practice to butt joint square edge worktop and to mason mitre rounded edge worktops, I wouldn’t mason mitre a square edge, simply no need plus it looks better if you just butt them. If you need any help please feel free to ask buddy.
Ну правильно нежная если из сосны или ёлки, а если из лиственницы или дуба? Если не разбираешься в типах и структуре древесины лучше не пиши комменты. А то такие же бестолочи не вещающие лайкают.
@@stasjunos8016 да хоть из мореного дуба, лак или масло всё равно не защитят. Из искусственного камня столешницу трудно повредить и горячей сковородкой и ножом, а из дерева легко. Не строй из себя знатока, тебе это не идёт, все равно видно, что не специалист.
@@keydach2044 ну попробуй ножом по ней проведи и увидишь, что след будет, сковороду горячую ни на секунду не поставишь. Ясень хорошее дерево, твёрдое , саморез не загонишь, сверлить надо, но все равно уступит иск.камню.
GREAT WORK MATE. I REALLY REALLY WISH I COULD DO A FULL TIME APPRENTICESHIP IN KITCHEN FITTING MATE I REALLY REALLY DO BECAUSE ITS FUN AND IT CAN BE CHALLENGING AT TIMES BUT I REALLY REALLY LOVE TO FACE NEW CHALLENGES
Could you not make this look so easy please 😂. Just done one the other day and took bloody ages! Lol. How long did that take you out of interest? Nice work
А мне бордюр не понравился, а так все норм, ну за исключением того что при активном использовании столешницу через пару тройку лет опять менять надо будет 🙄
Las encimeras de madera son muy bonitas, preciosas, pero no son practicas. Yo no las pondria en mi casa, yo cocino mucho y siempre tienen agua, o manchas de comida. Se me pondrian feas enseguida. Pero visualmente son perfectas. 👌👌👌👌👌
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Мастеру респект и уважение за красивую работу !! А тому кто это всё придумал поменять .. подзатыльник !!))
Согласен! Добротное шило на новое мыло. Видно денег куры не клюют!!!
Да, столешница не комильфо))
فضلا هذه الكتابة لاي لغة هي شكرا،انا اكتب بالعربية
فضلا هذه الكتابة لاي لغة هي شكرا،انا اكتب بالعربية
Not watched this channel for a long time, I’m ashamed to say, Learned so much from this guy and he even took the time to give me some tips, class act and damn good man. Nice job as always.
Cheers Nathan ! Glad to have you back on board buddy ! Always got time to help people out mate, make the world go round dosnt it
Nice. I love wood.
For every type of material used there are many ways to care for them. Each has its own problems. I have granite and you have to make sure you wipe up spills from meats or oils and such quickly or it can seep into the granite and eventually turn rancid and smell. You have to clean and polish it also. So people that say the wood is hard to keep up I say they all have to be taken care of.
I've had granite for almost 20 years. If sealed "properly" there should be no problem. I used to seal it once a year (spray sealer on, let it set for 5 minutes, wipe it off and wait an hour...then good to go!) but now only every couple of years! Nothing bleeds thru!! Countertops look just as they did when they were put in!! Don't be afraid of granite!!
This is BEYOND SKILL . . . . WOW !!!!
The Man Knows His Craft !!!!!!
Thank you very much buddy ! I really appreciate your comment !
لا يعقل تحيدو الرخام وتعوضو بالخشب فالبوطاجي بالعكس الرخام الكرانيت عملي جدا فالمطبخ اما الخشب لن يستحمل الماء والخدوش وسخونة الطهي وغيرها......
Pretty nice job💥Congratulations ! 🎁💥🇺🇸
Thank you! Cheers!
Utterly, completely, BEAUTIFUL job.
Thank you very much 👍🏻
Beautiful work
Thank you
I love the butcher block top looks great❤
Thank you very much
Respect! Looks amazing
Cheers buddy 🍻
Can you do the same with a gas hob.. drop it down then back up without disconnecting just isolating?
No mate I wouldn’t recommend it, the normally have rigid copper pipe feeding them(or atleast they should) you don’t want to stress the pipes, I would recommend getting a heating engineer in to disconnect and reconnect
BEAUTIFUL! ❤️
Niiice! What’s the tool you’re using to cut the hole for the cooktop?
I used my tacksaw and jigsaw buddy
You know what your doing no doubt. I need some.
Thank you very much
Eu achei o trabalho lindo , maravilhoso mas ainda acho que o mármore é mais resistente, se estava feio era só dar uma polida nele , passar uma resina e iria ficar lindo !!!!
Thank you but I’m afraid it wasn’t marble, it’s was laminate worktop that had seen better days.
that's not marble, that's a shitty ass laminated counter top trying to pretend to be granite.
just merikan shit
really finishes that kitchen off nice, good work 👍
Thank you very much ! 👍🏻
Awesome job you do nice work
Thanks buddy 👍🏻
Absolutely beautiful!!
Cheers buddy 👍🏻
Well that was magically!! Love it.
Wow... Perfect job... !😊
Thank you very much 🍻
What did you use to cut the worktop? Great job 👏
I used my makita track saw buddy 👍🏻
Thank you
Thanks for sharing
I've thought about doing this for a long time & now I'm going to make it happen
That’s brilliant ! Go for it, I have a more detailed video on my channel about worktop changes
Thank You
Great job and great skill.
Do you cut the worktops inside or outside the house? I had workmen saying they have to cut it outside and whenever it rains the job has to be cancelled.
It is a very messy job to be honest mate, you can do it inside but there not really a full proof way of collecting the dust from the router, it’s can make a hell of a lot of dust
The countertop how fixed with wall? With silicon ?
You don’t fix the tops to the walls mate, the units are fixed to the wall and the worktops are fixed to the units
How many days did that take to do? Great workmanship!
One day buddy
I always hate seeing people trash perfect the good countertops even though the new ones do look nice
Thanks for your comment but the old one was fat prom perfect, had deep scratches and had swollen in places which is a breading ground for bacteria
A lot of people do not understand or even know how much upkeep goes in to butcher block countertops…
As the person that’s fitting it it falls down me/the fitter to make sure our customers understand how to care for the products that we fit for them.
Yeah like hardly none
Blödsinn. Einfach nachölen. Dafür gibt es extra Arbeitsplattenöl!!!!
I think the issue most people have is a lot of videos suggest an mineral oil for a finish to keep it "food safe" unless you are actually using the whole countertop as a butcher board and not just as a countertop would normally be used use 5 coats or so of polyurethane. It'll make it completely waterproof and can easily be refinished in 3-5 years with a wipe on coat.
Exactly. My husband desperately wants butcher but we are a busy family and usually repair and replace rather than maintenance household chores. I’m looking for an alternative that will still tickle his fancy with less upkeep.
Como se agradece ver un buen trabajador
Pero el primero es más repelente al agua.
Great job love mine
I love it great job counter guy for real
Cheers buddy 👍🏻
Any reason you didn't make the butcher backsplash the same height as the first row of tiles so the tile backsplash starts with a full tile instead of the 1/3 tile?
This was supplied by the customer in that size unfortunately, I would have preferred to cover a complete tile.
How long did this take?
Probably 5hrs
my kitchen counter is the same with a cobblestone look… would love to have this instead lol. so clean
If it’s something you really want and your in a position to do it. Go for it 👍🏻
That looks legit man! Good job! I’m surprised they didn’t just change out the cabinets as well.. 80s yellow
Cheer buddy, yes I’m not sure why they didn’t to be honest. I think they may end up changing the doors at some point but I think they will be doing that themselves
Awesome job!! Ирфон!
Nice iroko top best wood for it, will last. I'm glad the Howdens units managed to stay together with all the dry Dowling joints and 4mm chipboard backs 10 years ago nice job fella and tracksaw !
Cheers buddy, yes I was surprised the units where in such good shape actually 👍🏻
@@LTWCarpentry
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Very nice improvement. The wood looks amazing!
Thank you buddy
@LTWCarpentry what wood is that?
I seriously wish that when a makeover is finished, you would video the completed transformation for 10 seconds so we can appreciate it❣️ One second glimpse just isn't enough time to truly take it all in.
If you watch my long form content on my channel I go into a lot of detail about my jobs 👍🏻
I’m doing mine at the minute , wanted to mitre worktops but not to sure ? Your opinions mitre or not , never done one before
It’s standard practice to butt joint square edge worktop and to mason mitre rounded edge worktops, I wouldn’t mason mitre a square edge, simply no need plus it looks better if you just butt them. If you need any help please feel free to ask buddy.
Nice work, good solid craftsman.
Thank you very much 👍🏻
You make that look so easy ❤❤
Hermoso trabajo, gracias por compartir 🌺
Looks good. What oil do you suggest for protection without going full poly?
Cheers buddy, I used osmo worktop oil on this, can’t remover the exact name but if you google that you’ll find it easy enough
Great Job!👍🏻
Nice one buddy 👍🏻
Very nice!! 👌
Thank you buddy 👍🏻
Why did you cover up the tile? It was beautiful?
Became there was a gap between the worktop and the tiles, this is what the customer wanted me to do👍🏻
Beatifull! Cómo el de madera ninguno.
Did you have to (and how did you) cut the recesses under two joining corners by the sink? That’s the bit that makes me apprehensive about trying it.
Where possible it is always best to do your join the other way so the bolts don’t go under the sink
What type of wood is that and is it waterproof?
Looks like a lovely cottage in the village.
Aaaaah
Was a very lovely property 👍🏻
If only it was that quick!
Love the remodel!! Teena
Wo ist die Kunst? Was ist da besonders?
Great work
Cheers buddy
Looks super tidy that 🙌
Thanks buddy
Where did you get those wooden countertops?
A company called worktop express
Столешница из натурального дерева красивая, но слишком нежная, она быстро потеряет вид и будет выглядеть хуже старой!
Нежная?) я у мамы на кухне из ясеня клеёного сделал периметр, так на ней можно дрова колоть)
Так что не надо про "нежность"
@@keydach2044, вот сразу видно краснодеревщика. Дрова колоть на ясене.
Ну правильно нежная если из сосны или ёлки, а если из лиственницы или дуба? Если не разбираешься в типах и структуре древесины лучше не пиши комменты. А то такие же бестолочи не вещающие лайкают.
@@stasjunos8016 да хоть из мореного дуба, лак или масло всё равно не защитят. Из искусственного камня столешницу трудно повредить и горячей сковородкой и ножом, а из дерева легко. Не строй из себя знатока, тебе это не идёт, все равно видно, что не специалист.
@@keydach2044 ну попробуй ножом по ней проведи и увидишь, что след будет, сковороду горячую ни на секунду не поставишь.
Ясень хорошее дерево, твёрдое , саморез не загонишь, сверлить надо, но все равно уступит иск.камню.
Hola. Profesional en restaurar. Prefiero la piedra resistente e higiénica y menos mantenimiento. Gracias por compartir
How much was it?
Era granito la mesada anterior? 🥺
No it was laminate , I wouldn’t be able to lift granite or cut it with a jigsaw
How much for this job?
No not the 4inch back splash 🙉 much cleaner without it. Understand it clients decisions. Good work!!!
Customer get what the want right mate 👍🏻 cheers for the comment buddy
great job
Thank you very much
Well done!!👍👍👌👌
Thank you! Cheers!
Net uma ........
Is that a washing machine in your kitchen?
Hi Buddy, in the UK we usually have our washing machines in our kitchen, unless the customer has a utility room 👍🍻
I guess that's one way of not forgetting you have laundry in the washer
Reforma?
If only it was ever that quick eh!
This was in real time 😂😂 I wish
If you know what your doing and have a plan it is!
@@motox947 Everything needs releasing underneath first. Try some older property where every things a mess and certainly not straightforward.
Why would you not mason mitre the top with a jig?
Because it’s a square edged worktop, ask any carpenter you never mason mitre a square edge worktop
Now that’s a professional right there
Thank you very much buddy 👍🏻
Puedes decirme mejor madera para encimeras? Gracias!
GREAT WORK MATE. I REALLY REALLY WISH I COULD DO A FULL TIME APPRENTICESHIP IN KITCHEN FITTING MATE I REALLY REALLY DO BECAUSE ITS FUN AND IT CAN BE CHALLENGING AT TIMES BUT I REALLY REALLY LOVE TO FACE NEW CHALLENGES
Could you not make this look so easy please 😂. Just done one the other day and took bloody ages! Lol. How long did that take you out of interest? Nice work
와 진짜 이쁘다. 부엌이 밝아졌네!
Que bonito, pero que.madera es...?
Респект мастеру 👍👍👍золотые руки 😘😘😘
Is that real wood?
Hi buddy yes it is, its called iroko 👍🍻
Looks great. But never use wood in kitchen for countertop.
Cutting board is ok.
But not the entire countertop.
I’ll be sure to let the manufacturers know 🍻
Result is much better than it was before.
Thanks buddy 👍🏻
Fantastic!
Cheers buddy 👍🏻
Looks great, but now the customer needs to be aware they need to treat the wood properly, or it will warp, split and go mouldy with water ingress.
As my job as a carpenter it’s down to me to make my customers aware of the aftercare of products I install 👍🏻 thanks for you comment buddy
Looks like iroko to me so is the best wood for it. Especially as once used in ship building
@@joncleverley3073 it is iroko buddy, will be great in the kitchen but not nice to work with
where did you buy the wood?
Worktop express buddy
Предыдущая тоже очень в хорошем состоянии была
Beautiful!!!
우리집에 필요한 시공이군
good job!!
Thank you
Muy buen trabajo 👍👍
А мне бордюр не понравился, а так все норм, ну за исключением того что при активном использовании столешницу через пару тройку лет опять менять надо будет 🙄
The worktop will be fine if it’s maintained, it will last a lifetime
Looks very nice . You worked hard I am sure .
Great Job
Thanks buddy 👍🏻
@@LTWCarpentry welcome bro
@@LTWCarpentry bro where are you from
@@ranaaqeel2684 essex England mate, you ?
@@LTWCarpentry i'm from pakistan i like your work
Is that a washing machine in the kitchen?
Yes it is, that’s standard in uk homes
work is good. it remains unclear why it was necessary to change the countertop. the old countertop was in good condition.
Because my customer wanted to change the look of it👍🏻
Nice.. i like It
Thank you 😊
Las encimeras de madera son muy bonitas, preciosas, pero no son practicas. Yo no las pondria en mi casa, yo cocino mucho y siempre tienen agua, o manchas de comida. Se me pondrian feas enseguida. Pero visualmente son perfectas. 👌👌👌👌👌
How to protect butcher wood ,it needs lot of care right ?
It dose indeed mate, best thing is to keep it free from water as much as possible
Esse cara é show
Lovely 😍
Beautiful
Thank you
мужчина с золотыми руками-счастье в семье.
Мне одному первоначальный вариант больше понравился?
Ты не один, я поддерживаю...
is the washing machine in the kitchen?
Yes, it is! That’s normal in England
Beautiful ❤
Thank you
Nice!