Thanks for watching everybody!! This isn't the most complicated project in the world but it was a great skill builder incorporating all of these mitered corners. Turns out, it's not too tough.. just a little more prep and careful measuring and cutting. what would you build with a bunch of 'continuous grain'??? 😁

@danervin2530

4 жыл бұрын

Modern Builds fireplace mantels! I used this technique with 3/4” black walnut. Used three 8’ sticks @ $12/bf, needless to say it all had to be perfect lol.

@yourhealth7176

4 жыл бұрын

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@ChazFister

4 жыл бұрын

Would love to have the plans for these shelves if you still plan to release them!!!

@dannysdiyshed

2 жыл бұрын

Great job! Exactly what I needed help with right now. Do you have a vid of doing the units below the shelves too?

This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection kzread.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.

That continuous grain is 🔥. They look awesome!

it's amazing how much of awesomeness a continuous grain texture gives to a project

Continuous grain = goooood. I love the way these turned out!

One of the best DIY videos I've seen!!! Thank you

Just wanna say keep up the good work watch your videos all the time learn so much from you

In love with the painters tape trick!

That looks great! I would love that in any room in my apartment!

Loving this series Mike, well done man

Mike...the results are in...this IS a certified banger!!!

Pretty ambitious with all those 45. You pulled it off very well man. You also helped me with my floating shelf thumbnail back in Skiatook. I’ll always remember that bro. Thank you

I've been looking everywhere for that Sriracha brand wood glue. It's got great hold and ever better taste.

That's good stuff. Thank you! Wife will love em

Once you wrap the grain your hooked! Super cool space Mike.

As always fantastic work!

You are so talented. That's beautiful !

Dude, the way you mentioned the sponsors in this video was so much better than the last. Holy crap. Perfect. You found the sweet spot, also, those shelves are amazing

I love watching you build!!! Your video quality is also magnificent 🥰🥰

Awesome work Mike! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

Your work is always amazing!

All plywood shelves are light, so it can be floating easily. It's great idea and design is simple and modern, great job.

super clean look! thanks for the share.

Great method to build/install floating shelves

Will be building this, thank you so much

Looks great thank you for sharing

So many good ideas here!

Cool little project

Hi there, I have been watching your videos for a while, but only recently subscribed. Should have done so along time ago. You have great easy how-to videos to follow. Thank you for being easy to follow.

That continuous grain look is pretty wild.

Very nicely done Mike! Those shelves look really great & I don't think that they will be falling off of that wall any time soon.............. 👍👍

Awesome build👍👍

I like those Mike, clean and simple looking 👍

Mike I've been following your work for a while now, love this attention to detail. The other vids have them looking rough but yours are sleek. I just never bother with other vids anymore lol. I automatically just look to see if you've got a vid for what I'm looking for....btw, the look in that upstairs nook you made was super cool with the built in and flooring.....thx as always!

Beautiful. NEAT

I love the masking tape idea. Great quick simple solution that’s cheap and super adaptable.

@tomirodriguez

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know dud, that "solution" seems to give a shit about the environment... Such a waste of material.

Great video. Nice design and fabrication. Mahalo for sharing! : )

You are the best man!

awesome work.. 🤟

Very beautiful, learned, we do it by traditional techniques

Fantastic

I feel motivated to create👏

Amazing 👌🏻❤

Very gooood!!!

I need those PDF Plans! Such a cool project. Definitely going to build me some!

man that's clean 👌

Tape holds the world together!

thanks squarespace

ficou muito bom!!!

Cool, I love the 45 degree void idea. Great tip. Thank you. You should included a link to purchase Simple Finish though.

I really love ur channel nice 👍

Also that little gap on the inside (when your miters are 46-47 degrees) makes a space for the extra wood clue to go, helping to ensure it would smoosh out onto the outside as much.

When are you posting the plans? It’s been a month+ since you posted the video!

@redgreengrass

2 жыл бұрын

Still not there a year later

These look like they will float right off... Maybe add a hole on top with a dowel as a pin?

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Thanks for the big shoutout

I love watching your vids, also am planning my next big purchase to be this Craig ACS jig, it seems to be able to do a great job, and would be a great addition to what tools I have

Hey Mike, random idea: Why not use some rare-earth magnets in the "slip-cover" piece and the frame to absolutely make sure that it doesn't slip out or move at all?

@yourhealth7176

4 жыл бұрын

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That would work great with walnut veneer plywood.

These shelves are awesome! Do you have a DIY for deep honeycomb shelves? I've been wanting to buy some but it'd be nice to build my own. Your videos are very informative and helpful.

@ Modern Builds have you taken any classes in this field? I'm just so amazed how well informed u are. I have a million of you tube tutorials but i still find it hard to start a project. I'm still not confident nor nearly as informed or knowledgeable as u are. Love your videos. Thank you for sharing.

Boo-ya. Yeah, buddy, nice job. The grain flow is gorgeous.

Wow just see that you past 1M follower, i am your follower number 87 😀

His house interior would be so epic

80 grit on plywood? You are a daring man, sir!

@JamMastaJew

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah way too coarse for the application

Try using clear packaging tape, that way you can see the miters and be sure they are aligned perfectly

After watching it, I was like 'Wow, I don't need a table saw!' but then figured it out the cost of the Kreg ACS may go up around some decent table saw 😂

You guys should build a podium bed!

hope you're doing okay and stay safe. miss your weekly videos!

When making this style of shelf or box that the inside wont show, I cut my mitres to 45.5 degrees. 47 is way too much, that will get you 4 degrees open once you fold them together. Then there isnt much material in contact with the glue.

Interesting item..

Kamakuri man hito himuon 😊

This was a great demonstration of the capabilities of this tool. Excited to see what you do next.

Some french cleats for mounting to the wall would have saved a bunch of time/materials and would have been easier and just as effective. Food for thought! Nice job, man

Are the shelves secured to the brackets? How much weight would you recommend on each shelf provided the brackets are mounted correctly on studs?

Tried to build these for a bathroom remodel..... 1800failed. You make those 45’s look easy

Modern Builds - when will the plans be on the website? Trying to build during these quarantined times!!

Are you going to post plans for this as you had stated? Please do! Thank you!!

These look perfect for my kitchen. But, that wiggle room that you account for at the end? Doesn't that leave the shelves wobbly when your moving items on and off of them?

SO how has the Kreg Track saw been treating you? After seeing the ACS, ive really been craving to buy one. Definitely would help me get projects done quicker! Awesome job on this build!

Nice idea, planning to make a 4' long 8" depth book shelves with this method, do you think it will be strong enough?

Here's an idea: Glue a thin layer of plywood on the bottom of the frames, so the spaces within can be used to hide spare keys, extra batteries, LEGO blocks, cash, jewels, nails, etc.

I am glad you showed your mistake too.

Could you do a build for a loft bed??? I've been wanting to remodel my room but I feel like my ideas are a bit basic

Wicked video! Very well done. What is on the wall behind the sink? I’m assuming it’s not wall paper? I love the design on it

Funny, I've been searching for floating shelf solutions past couple days with no product that I was happy with or was budget friendly. I might give this DIY a try. Any ballpark estimates on how much weight these might hold? I'm thinking about doing couple shelves for books on the wall instead of traditional boxy bookshelf.

Plans? I didn’t see them on the website 👏🏼

Would like to see this same thing but with an entertainment center and the front can open

Is the simple finish good for outdoor projects? I build a cooler and chill station for my patio and I am unsure of what type of finish I should use. Thank you.

Great work man ! Flawless. What brand eyewear are you wearing ?

Very cool, but how did you secure the shelf to the wall support?

Thanks for the awesome Tip! How did you do the wall decal with the gold and white? Is that wall paper? Thanks, God bless

Hey there. what ear protection do you use while cutting with the track saw or power tools in general?

On your point about setting the saw to a 47° bevel - that works great for minimizing the gap, but wouldn’t it leave you with very little glue surface?

The line laser. you've got to have a branded one by now, right? Super useful tool, have mine out all the time 2:56

😍😍

That feeling when nailgun nail goes even bit in to your finger

are there any worries about making the profile of these smaller? love the simplicity but for the space I need them in, need them to be less wide/tall.

@tyfeliz5202

3 жыл бұрын

there are no worries, but a slab of hard wood might just be a better idea and look, depending on how thick you want the shelves. Why spend the time to build a box when you can buy a slab that is already the proper thickness? A slab will have the continuous grain look without all the match, cutting, and assembly. Hope this idea helps

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Would you be able to share link for wallpaper?