DIY Replacing Laminate Countertop with Butcher Block!! 

That's not only your wife, that's your project manager and superintendent of construction!🙂

Thank you so much for this video. I have the exact same setup and this is very helpful. Planning to do the same thing with those side parts as well- I assumed the drywall would need a lot of work.

Just FYI, you were using a jigsaw not a miter saw. Great work! I too suffer from, "I know how to use it but I don't know what it's called itis". I found you because I'm about to do this to my laundry room! Luckily I don't have to cut out for a sink. Thanks :)

Absolutely gorgeous. I never would have thought of butcher block for the bathroom but I like it much better than granite or laminate.

A lot of work and it was worth it! Looks great!

Thanks for sharing! I plan to do this myself to our bathroom!

You Miter not be in the tool naming business but you made a beautiful wife happy lol

Appreciate the video. Stoked to do this in my next remodel.

That was awesome!! Thank you. 😊

Super clear and concise

Great video! 👍

Thank you for sharing. This is a great video. It helps me a lot/

Thanks for this video!!

Great job

You did a Great job for not knowing your saws!!! As long as you know how to use 'em, that all you need! A great finishing touch to the bathroom would be to get some case molding (like goes around door frames - there is a type at H.D. made from a flexible PVC(??) That you can paint or keep it natural) ... But then you'll use a mitre saw to cut 45° angles at the corners of your mirror to "frame it in". It makes All the difference in the world on bathroom mirrors! Glue it on.

Nice!!

This what i would like done in my kids/guest bathroom

Great job! It took a lot longer than 1 hour though.

Awesome job! This has legit inspired me to replace my vanity top! I've never cut a piece of wood like this to length and I don't have a table saw and would have to use a circular saw, but it seems doable.

Love it!! What kind of caulk did you use?

Water doesn't damage the wood?

I may have missed it...how did you attach the countertop to the cabinets? Pocket Holes?

Can you give us an update video?

I too am wondering how it's held up so far? I'm looking at doing the same thing in the next day or two to one of our bathrooms.

How is this holding up so far?