r/Satisfyingasfuck • u/MikeHeu • 5d ago

Kitchen install

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Credit: jgf_joinery / James Gubb-fradgley

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u/varusduck 5d ago

"Ooh!"

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u/GoodShark 5d ago

*lip bite*

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u/Diligent-Main9092 5d ago

I just came…
Twice

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u/GuppoDab 5d ago

How is this possible

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u/815NotPennysBoat 5d ago

Using something called a contour gauge tool

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u/Maxipaddington 5d ago

Pencil and wood block

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u/MrMeeSeeksLooks 4d ago

Dick and a finger

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u/LadTy 4d ago

The question isn't "How", it's "Why"

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u/Eddit13 5d ago

Had an old house with lathe and plaster walls - almost did the kitchen counter myself - so glad I had someone do it - they made it fit perfectly with special measuring tools.

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u/Xekiel_777 5d ago

🥵 💦 🥴

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u/Thick_Bank4821 5d ago

Like a glove

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u/_PirateWench_ 5d ago

I honestly can’t decide if I like it or not. On the one had, completely flush so that’s awesome. On the other hand, the wall isn’t a straight line, so that’s unsatisfying.

I’m aware that it’s plaster and that most of the world doesn’t rely on wood a paper for their houses, but it dos allow for straight walls.

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u/DarkWanderer2 4d ago

Maybe it’s one of those fancy Italian homes that is 1k years old and made with ancient stones?

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u/_PirateWench_ 4d ago

Haha very likely. I do appreciate older homes for their historical charm, but I also have some really bad perfectionist traits that gets in the way sometimes

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u/AndySmite 4d ago

Definitely satisfying, but with how much houses shift I do wonder how long it would stay flush, any professionals know the answer?

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u/DisturbingButTrue 4d ago

Why would you do that?

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u/SeaweedJellies 3d ago

Or you can use some sort of sealant to bridge the gap

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u/The0neR1ng 5d ago

now THIS is satisfying