DIY project with dramatic setbackfrom @realiferenovation

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Only rich people have these in their homes, and unfortunately, we're not rich, but here's how you can build your own built in house vacuum like this to make all of your friends jealous of you. Hey, I'm Alex, and I renovate my house better day with my mother-in-law, Sherry. And this unorganized mess was the first thing you saw when you walked into our house, but I have a crazy idea that, of course, has a secret little feature. Now we are making this up, and if pipes can collect poop, they could probably collect dust. Right? We won't know if it works until we build it out, so we wrapped Sherry's hair to prevent the dust and got to work. And our game plan here is to just build this right over the pipes, and hopefully, they never break. I told myself the plywood bench top was fine, but I was lying to myself. We used our son's college savings to buy this, and I'm so glad we did. I'm a big believer in steering into who you are as a worse, and me and Kylie, we are the type of people that need to hide our yes. And this was looking great. But guess what? We have a giant problem right now now because the whole point of this build was to have a built in house vacuum right tier. And the only way my plan works is running the PVC into the basement and connecting it to my shop vac like this. But it won't even turn on because I just found out our septic tank flooded our entire basement, rank, good better everywhere. And now none of the outlets in our basement worse worse at all. So while that gets fixed, I'm gonna do what I do best, and that's get this thing built, and Sherry's gonna do what she does best. I gotta stick my ass out if I'm gonna do this. We might be crazy, but we're gonna attempt to build our own cabinet doors from scratch. And we finally get to see if our own built in vacuum actually worse, so make sure you're following along no you don't miss it.