Install Window Trim and Drawer/Door Hardware

We got our window sill all ready. I got it all glued, got it all brad nailed, and threw some screws for added support. Because we don't have a bottom piece for it, we're going to really have to ensure this thing is nice and square. So to do that, I have both my level and my big framing square, plus some shims, brad nail all in place, and it should be perfect. Then we can start putting our styles, our rails, and our big old header. That's going to make this window look massive. All right, a little about me. I just discovered my match span of my arms is 59 in. So that's cool. Learn something new every day about yourself. [Music] That looks freaking awesome. All right. Oh, just hit myself with the corner of the cabinet. Oh, that blows. Take two. Here we go. Feeling great. Nothing hurts at all. And why should it? I got the last bit of tile on. Everything looks phenomenal. I got everything taped off because I'm going to start getting the grout ready. Now, for grout, here's what I'm thinking. So, this countertop is actually I don't know if you could pick up on camera, is actually more of this warm tones in there. There's a little bit of gray, a little bit of brown, a little bit of beige, nice subtle undertones. So, one option could be is to put white uh grout on here, but I think that would be way too stark and way too contrasty, and homie don't play that game. So, we're going to keep it light. We're going to compliment some of the gray tones. Use a light gray grout on it. And what that'll do is create this beautiful symphony of complimenting colors to each other. Just visimo. Let's mix the grout. [Music] Does anybody actually like grouting? Cuz I absolutely hate it. It gives me like hand aches. Like carpal tunnel probably. But 20 minutes gone by. We're ready to clean this up. I have a trick to show you that I've learned a while ago to get nice crisp grout lines. Hopefully it works. Let's try it out. [Music] All right, just like promise. How do you get nice crisp grout lines? If your grout is on the same level surface as your tile, that's a crappy grout line. It actually becomes a wider grout line. You want your grout lines to be nice, thin, and crisp. So, what I like to do, there's two methods. One method is get your sponge really wet when you're washing the tile, and it'll allow for you to create the little divot, creating that little textured look. Second way of doing it is grab yourself a popsicle stick. I don't have one with me, but you can round over the…