Thank you so much for this instructional video. I have made 3 of these desks for our office and we could not be happier. On a different note, I would like to make known to anyone building one of these that if you decide to build a 6 1/2 length table. You will need to adjust the size you are cutting. In the video it says to buy 4x6x8 but if you cut 1'11 inches on one side and 1 inch of the other, it comes out to 6 foot desk, not 6 1/2. Realize this when making first desk. Second thing is that realistically the cost is closer to $300 (still better than $1k-$4k). 8 planks of 2x6x8 = $118, the 4 steel pipes and flanges= $168, stains, glues, sander, sanding paper, screws and jig is roughly $110. This is just for thought so no one gets a surprise later if you are budgeting this build. Still an awesome video!!

Dude! Your desk looks sweet! And your instructions makes it sound like something I could actually do myself. 😅

I just started making this today. I put in all the kreg screws. I went to flip it over to start sanding and it felt a bit loose. Maybe the glue wasn’t completely dry, but I’m going to put something on the bottom to add support, maybe a sheet of plywood. But I like what I see so far. Great video!

That's so awesome! I will eventually build this and then send a photo to you guys!! The desk looks so good!

Great... so now I'm building a editing desk... hahaha! Awesome video! Thanks for the inspiration!

Great tutorial. I've done kitchen tables something like this and I really love the idea of using the pipes as legs. I previously just used 4x4s and they are a bit clunky. Thinking of making one of these tables ASAP! Cheers!

Awesome video! I wish I saw this before I set my desk up last night... You have inspired me to build a custom desk in the future and for now, to customize what I currently have in place. Thank you.

The information given on building a desk for your editing station is very good I this is something that has to be considered in the beginning of building your studio because you're going to need this and you going to need the sooner later I'm glad you brought this up and this is something that I really needed to take and consideration before building my studio and I had to pick an account for the space so thank you so much this tape has been video has been very helpful and I will subscribe and thank you

I just watched this video the other night and downloaded the instructions. Looks really cool! Thanks!

Love this!!! Thinking about making this a project!

Didn't expect to learn this much! Thanks heaps this was great to watch!

I definitly need a set up guide now on how to organize the desktop and how to connect the systems etc.

I like more your table than the expensive one! I love the wood, metal and industrial rustik look. Nice!

Wow.... super excited to try this out!!

you should put an underframe support for the whole square of the main table. in a longer period, the middle part will slowly bend no matter how stiff or hard the wood plates are, since most of your hands/body pressures are around it.

@paulgreblick

Жыл бұрын

Is there anyway you could explain this a little bit in-depth for us beginners?

@2ndgenentertainment

Жыл бұрын

@@paulgreblick basically, throw a bar or something in the middle of the desk underneath where a majority of the weight will be.

@paulgreblick

Жыл бұрын

@@2ndgenentertainment Thank you - long ways? Or across the boards front to back? (Sorry...)

@2ndgenentertainment

Жыл бұрын

@@paulgreblick long ways. Follow the same way the supports for the edges of the desk do.

@paulgreblick

Жыл бұрын

@@2ndgenentertainment Thank you. 👍🏻

Superb..thanks for sharing it...was looking for such an information for a long time.

the old Glue & Screw! Very Nice Build.

Awesome video Guys! thanks for sharing

inspiration in the key to creation I m going to customize my desk like

This is what I've been looking for!

@pavllolilo5974

3 жыл бұрын

Me too!

Love this video very helpful

Excellent info you're making me want to pay for the lifetime membership I'm tempted.

…inspirational! Better looking and creative desk, OBRIGADO

Awesome video!!!

Money always been an issue, some show-off by buying costly one. Great work by saving money 👍

Nice video Justus!

I "made" my desk from a 6'x3' extremely solid walnut-looking freecycle melamine desk from the 1970s, a 6' walnut melamine modular shelf I've had in the garage forever and 2 support brackets from Ikea. Total cost: $8 for the brackets and some screws. Functional, extremely inexpensive, but it sure doesn't look like yours!

Too cool!!

Awesome !!

nice, desk i should put the speakers on stand. a desk stand example a isoaucstics stand. or a floorstand. you get extreme mutch better sound

Awesome Video!

Cool stuff ♥

one day, one day.. really a dream this desk 😇🙏

This is a really well done video

Less than 200 holy monkey. I'm going to build this and put it in my barn studio. Thanks for making this guide!

Just built mine, thank you for this. Only downside is that materials have gone up so much, it cost me almost 400 dollars. Still better than a few grand to make a desk. --Loyal Nine

With lumber cost skyrocketing the midatlatic desk may be cheaper!😆

What diameter pipe did you use? Excellent video! Thank you!

Great video, excellent instructions. Not sure why you didn’t rip the 2x6’s on each side with a table saw so that there was no beveled edge when you glued all the boards together. This would’ve made the tabletop much nicer and less sanding because all the boards would have been closer together. Also I would recommend putting a clearcoat on all sides. This will help with some of the twisting and warping that you experience with wood.

@oneeyedphotographer

2 жыл бұрын

While I think of it, top and bottom should be finished the same way. Humidity can make those planks bend, the finish prevents that.

This is a one awesome looking desk :-) I am planning something simmilar for my own setup but need to move first to have space :-) but I am inspired by your idea :)

Hello tomorrow's film makers. I am subscribed to tomorrow's film school, and I am so grateful for the much you have taught me. I am passionate about film and are coming up with a studio space, is it advisable to make it a film and photography studio for quick money? or should I put all my time and energy into film and only film? will photography derail me from achieving my videography vision or will it boost me? All in all, I am very passionate about videography and more so, creating Christian content. Will really appreciate your advice.

He is back

you're my favorite

Hey. Would you like to share us where you got the light bar in the thumbnail? I have seen this in other youtubers‘ videos, but none of them shared a link to that article, and I can’t find it anywhere. I know it’s partially DIY stuff. It would be a great, if you could give us a direkt link to the lighting fixture. Wish you a great day!!

Hi! What monitor do you use to edit videos?

Where did you get your standing desk?

How did you remove the printed writing on the legs??

Great

Great video! Not directly related but was curious to know what monitor support you were using for the upper montor seen at 14:38?

@screenpresentation

4 ай бұрын

what u prefer dual monitor or single wide monitor - for editing...?

@TheSeeker722

4 ай бұрын

@@screenpresentation dual usually. I like the stacked approach which this video shows.

Cant fnd the PDF mentioned in the video. Anyone can help?

His friend cursing him from the corner 😆

You dont feel like the monitor is too far away from your eyes? 42 inches seems to far to me.

What's that mini monitor called and why do you have it? Nice video btw

@andrefrueh

3 жыл бұрын

That's a reference monitor, basically cost around $5-10,000 (even though it looks like it's from the 2000s), main purpose is for super accurate colors

@TristanSmith99

3 жыл бұрын

@@andrefrueh Thank you!

where is the PDF?

I work at a sawmill I could basically make this desk for free haha

Will the table eventually warp if you only stain one side?

@oneeyedphotographer

2 жыл бұрын

Likely.

@gusmendez2564

Жыл бұрын

@Message on telegram @tomorrowssfilmmaker Oh yeah how much is shipping?

Does it ever bother you that it’s not a completely flat surface?

@oneeyedphotographer

2 жыл бұрын

If it did, a 3mm sheet of melamine od MDF, properly finished, would fix it.

I want to quit everything and become a carpenter

you are alive??

@TomorrowsFilmmakers

3 жыл бұрын

......I think so?

How about you make me one just like that and I'll pay you double the price and shipping

Anyone want one of these desks I’ll make it for $1,000

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😂

The desk I like is from a Lumix Shooter. Figures!