Remodeling a Kitchen A-Z - Part 5: Building a Pony Wall for the Kitchen Island

Hey gang, today we're doing quite a bit in this episode. If you have any questions be sure to ask in the comments below and we'll do our best to answer! Please consider liking and subscribing to the channel! See ya in the next one!

[scotthuff]

I'm a retired contractor and I love nothing more than watching construction videos and you're one of the few channels I run across that actually go through step-by-step. To me this is better than any Hollywood movie. by the way excellent idea on holding the drywall up, in all my years I never thought of that

[keithscofield]

I'm in the remodeling and restoration business. These guys are for real. Much pride and dedication. No stone unturned type of business. I was once told that it's not easy to find someone that can do it all but if you do never them go. It's great to find someone that works with passion no matter what they do. This makes it easier for each step. If you contract a good carpenter but crappy drywallers then the drywall finisher will not be happy. When you do it all yourself you make everything just right so you're not screwing yourself on the next step.

[udalimb]

Screws are brittle. These are the gems that teach weekend DIYers. Who knew?

[edgundlach]

I thought you were doing your own home, but read one of the other comments you replied to and discovered you were not.
That impressed me more. Because moving those vents was a real good idea. Really appreciate your attention to detail on things like that.
Keep up the good work.

[dirkg]

Paul, You're a true professional. Your attention to detail is phenomenal. All of your projects turn out great. You and your son do great work.

[bobsmith]

Your videos are fantastic! Dad is a GREAT teacher and explains all the details. Loved the drywall brackets for the ceiling!

[jimreitenbach]

Love the attention to detail. Liked the drywall hanging helpers too. 👍

[paulsingletary]

WOW!! Such a clever idea using those swivel blocks to hold the 12' sheets of drywall.

[juniorscarpentry]

Best youtube Chanel for home improvement, my hat is off for you Sir, your do great work and very knowledgeable . Thank you for all the videos
JunioR

[mickfalvey]

Oh man those blocks to help hold the ceiling sheetrock! I wish i knew about that lil trick when i did my project.
Thanks guys your videos are awesome 👏

[FriscoBossFriscoBoss]

Thanks for your attention to detail and explaining how things are leveled and measured got me thinking outside of the box I love your videos keep it up 👍

[KaraBaker-uxwr]

I love your channel. Please show as much as possible. I love watching all steps of the process.

[jessicahites]

Your extra attention to detail is top notch!!

[victornicasio]

You guys make a good team, very good insight and easy to listen and understand. Keep it up.

[luisamezcua]

Great work, it is great to see your Dad teaching you all of his knowledge, and you young man are very respectful of you Dad is great to see you do great work, Learning a lot thank you

[lllmmm]

This is a fantastic video. Every detail is there. As soon as I saw you decide to line up the vents, I knew you are the type of guys whose advice I can rely on, because I would do (and have done) the exact same thing! I hit "like" and "subscribe" right then. Someday someone else will own our houses, and they'll have no idea how lucky they are that everything was done to such a high standard!

[curbee]

I enjoy the the step-by-step and explanation of why it's done like that... keep it up... Thx

[samvoyles]

I absolutely love watching the two of you. Nothing better than the strong relationship/bond of a father and son. Well Done dad!!!!

[scflooring]

You guys are the best how to construction on you tube. 2 👍 👍 up way up!!!!

[john.french]

Amazing work on the HVAC vents and drywall supports to help with install. It's awesome to see how your videos content and skills have progressed!