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Looks great. Do you oil both faces and the edges?

The greatest compliment I can give your channel is that it's better than robin clevett,10 minute workshop,awesome framers.infact I would put it at the top of the tree.so helpful and I wish you all the best and success in the future

This was just a test to your skills! And you turned it around… you should be so proud 👏 I am 😊 it looks fab like people have said your work is second to none! 🤩

Great recovery guys! Looking good. It's great when a plan comes together and I can see you've been meticulous in planning the assembly process for both sets of cabinets! I know from personal experience just how heavy an MDF assembly can be! Respect.

Mate, you should have staggered those board joins... ugly... I mean quick and dirty sure... but .... fugly as all hell...

great video like always ! if MR MDF is medium , please tell what is the highs one / thank you so much !

Glad you're getting back on track. Looks REALLY good!

You always get that one job matey, it nearly finishes your head..... the customer will see what youve done and not only that others see your pride too.... keep it up kid. Looking sharp to me.

Just got these for 65 on flash sale. Hoping for good things!

Looking great, keep up the good work! 🎉

Awesome work, amazing dedication and recovery …… 1st class !

So the swapped paint wasn't the biggest mistake?

Mate don't be too hard on yourself, your work is second to none and you'll always have the odd hiccup!

LOOKING Fantastic !!!! well done Guys !!!!

hahaha the respect and sign of the cross, could feel the relief after all that effort. Wicked stuff as always boys!

I been doing something similar, except 9mm backing with 9mm rails/stiles and pinning together with the 23g. Maybe I'll try 12mm backing with 6mm next time. Two problems I have with this is the doors sometimes bowing - do you think the remedy to this would be stacking them flat while the glue cures? I usually just toss them on the painting rack after I'm done pinning everything together. Or just trying to source better quality mdf? My other problem is the nail holes and and seam between the rail and stile shows through on the final coat in certain angles. I make sure to completely fill all the holes and sand everything flush, and as far as I can tell everything looks great after it's primed and sanded, but once it's top coated and a few days go by, the nail holes/seams start to be visible. Any tips? Thanks again for another great video!

Well done

May I know where you purchased it from?

Verry nice ! Verry fast installation.

Love the honesty lots of you tubers feel the need to be perfect.

Hi Where did you get the 700mm guide rail from Thanks

Do you have links to the pads?

What's the max amount of time you think you could leave paint in the gxff? could you leave it in there overnight to do a second coat the next day or do you clean everything out between coats?

Got the same saw. Had a lot of problems getting square cuts on the *table* saw with melamine/particle core. Going to try cutting everything with the *track* saw on my next job

Great stuff

Couple questions: how do you clean that product out of your airless? Just run water through? Do you use the same airless for primer and 1k coat? What brand primer is it, specifically? And do you have any issues with the primer raising the grain in mdf? Do you do 2 coats? Thanks!!

can you please tell me where you got that square marking guide from Thank you

You tit!!!!!

so how do i get a sample? rick

New to your channel and loving it. I edge all my seen edges with iron on wood veneer probably more time consuming. But I've struggled with getting a good edge and found this was my best opinion.

Your theme song is (itchy coo park) great videos.

Chin up matey It happens to us all I’m sure with your expertise it will be re sprayed & installed in no time Your a perfectionist so keep positive 👍🔨

As they say, everyday is a learning day!.. On a positive, at least you hadn't glue fix all the units prior to install. Looks great, and well worth the extra effort 😜 👍

I feel Physically Sick watching this. Gutting but Well Done for coming clean to the UA-cam viewers. Even the Great and the Good can make mistakes. We all do it and it’s how you overcome that sets you apart. 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾

Does the ‘1k’ give the same finish as ‘2k’? We call it 2pack here in Aus

I thought it was just me that did this type of thing!! Glad you’re on top of it.

Happy Spraying! As you've shown dust free prep is key. I hope the re spray/re install goes smoothly. Keep smiling, I'm sure most of your viewers have been where you are, I certainly have. Thankfully youve got a spray shop and good spray kit. Imagine if you had to hand paint that lot again in situ!

Ryan mistakes happen , this paint looks amazing , would it be ok for HVLP SPRAYING?

Making Great progress now !! well done

mistakes are to be done!

nightmare

Good to see you back on top, hopefully you'll regain the lost time ... Maybe apply for the managers job when your current one gets flipped if you fancy a career change 😉😉

Well done for putting your mistake right. Many tradesmen would just try and find an excuse. So good on you. 👍. Don’t want to sound like a person who gives advice after the event. But when watching your first install video I thought it a little strange colour wise that they had painted the side of the wall in the darker colour, yet the units were the lighter blue. Easy to say after the event of course. But glad you got it sorted. 👍👍

So glad you got it sorted!

We've all done it - I've been a cabinet maker for 30 years. Did exactly the same thing about 10 years ago. I hired a Luton van, took everything back to the spray shop still assembled, removed the backs and repainted it. Luton van again for the refit. Cost about 300 quid back then but saved so much time. Onwards and stay positive...remember, the man who makes no mistakes, does nothing! 👍

Thank you from Los Angeles

Glasses LOL. Remember health and safety wally coming onto site about 34 years ago and the poor apprentice got collared. He had to wear, hard hat, goggles, gloves and ear plugs for fitting mdf stair strings onto the concrete stairs!!!

I really feel for you. We’ve all done it. Take a breathe & keep going. Don’t rush, you’ll get there. It’s going to look awesome in the end…. It always does .

Wow soooooo much info fantastic video and superb craftsmanship couldnt keep up so gonna break this one up for the rest of the month just watch it daily (im a bit old and things take a little more time to sink in) keep up the great work 🙂🙂🙂🙂

I know its to late now, but was there no way you could have resprayed once installed. Time wise it would have been quicker. Yes the masking of the house would be two days work but overall time saving. Just curious if you considered..