Oh boy. Having your fate dependent upon 3rd party trades that are all running short of help being able to meet a short deadline?
Good luck lol.
On a more serious note, the kitchen is looking great! You've certainly put a lot of work into it so far. Maybe I missed it but why did you decide to build everything yourself? Not that that's a bad thing, just curious.
How much of that gap did you lose after paint?Yeah that one wasn't supposed to end up that tight. I was going for 2mm/.080" or just under 3/32".



I posted once beofre here, but I just have to say, your work is lights out so awesome. The kitchen looks incredible. I'm really looking forward to seeing the greenhouse come together as well. Just such great attention to detail that is really valued. Hoped the gaps all work for the cabinets!
Wow Jar it looks really professional. I’m really blown away, very impressive. And what a huge project.
From a design standpoint I like how you did some doors with glass panes. And the granite is a nice choice.
I know you’ve built lots of fancy stuff before, but you should be really proud of this one!


Oh man, I feel your pain. I see cabinets already being 'moved into' with kitchen items before you're done.

I see you have the Fisher & Paykel dish drawers. We love ours!
I like seeing the dial calipers on the island. Precision indeed!
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Lol yeah I told my wife 2 weeks to install before this started and she couldn't understand why it would be that long.Most of my experience has been with the cheap builder grade type cabinets. We recently built a house with custom cabinets and when the cabinet guy told me it would take a couple weeks for install I didn't understand why. Once they showed up to deliver everything I realized why. It is a ton of work installing custom cabinets.
You kitchen is looking fantastic, great job.
I'm pretty burnt out myself. If not for Christmas and hosting the family I would be less motivated.I envy your skills and productivity.
When you are done, you can come finish my kitchen project; I am just up the road from you.
I manage new construction homes for the day job and frankly I am burnt out on my seemingly never ending house projects. My kitchen extension is weather tight now. Just can't get motivated to do the trade roughs and finding competent available labor is a challenge.
'tis the Season, Jar. Hang in there, the finish line is in sight.I'm pretty burnt out myself. If not for Christmas and hosting the family I would be less motivated.
