That thing will outlive the house it's in.

Nicely made, love the simple and clear instructions. Great video and thank you for keeping it simple with the tools, nothing fancy on the tools or cuts. We appreciate it. Keep them coming.

Love the size & look of the fireplace, installation was easy. We switched out our gas fireplace to an electric one & we couldn't be happier!

A nicely made tv stand at a good height is definitely better than mounting the tv on the wall if you have lots of consoles speakers etc. This is great!

Awesome as always....I need to get a planer before i start the next big project of living room built in shelves and cabinets. You always make this look so easy and awesome, I really appreciate the videos.

Just built this for my daughters house. Appreciate the plans!

Your TV stand turned out so beautifully! Thank you so much for sharing!😊

Well done 👍🏽 made out with no fancy equipment, looks so good

Lovely work, great colour scheme, perfect for it's intended use. 👍 👍

This is a great design! Been planning on making something like this once we move places since I won't be able to wall mount my stuff in the next place. Thanks for the video and your time!

Thanks for giving a very easy and creative way to build wooden items.

Just finished project & turned out great. Great video! Thanks for sharing.

Appreciate the video!! Didn’t do it 100% the same, but basically used the design a guidance. I built a build-in in the basement using your video. Thanks!! 🤙🙌

Everything is nice in this video, everything single thing !!!!!!! Thank you for sharing, big hello from france and stay safe every one.

@leila8562

2 жыл бұрын

I meant "every single thing", must be emotions 🤩👍

Your TV stand looks amazing! The quality along with customization & dimensions are superb. I really envy this piece because trying to find a stand for the TV I just purchased is very hard to find.

Excellent design, attractive and sturdy looking stand. I would like to have a 65' made for me.

Thank you for such a great video. You have a gift to teach. 100% useful , and 0% of the non sense found in so many of the other videos , where you need a $20,000 workshop in order to complete. Liked, & Subscribed.

Nice builds, hope to see more new builds soon.

Great looking TV stand. Well done. I'm interested in building a 3x4 Kitchen Cart on casters to store some kitchen appliances, and to create a large cutting board surface. I'll be using your designs as inspiration. Of course, if you want to do a similar project, even better. Cheers!

So great! I just stumbled upon this video! Excellent! Very clear and to the point. This is one of the better instructional videos I’ve seen in such a long time. I will subscribe to your channel and I look forward to seeing more awesome projects this was very wonderful and refreshing❤️

Pretty TV Stand

Thank you!! I built it and it looks fantastic. Don’t know how to post pics otherwise I would

I would loveeeee one of these!!! Great job!

You really did a great job might have to do this build

Great to watch. Loved your clear instructions. Paul from the uk 🇬🇧

Really great job!!! Thanks for sharing. God bless!

Great job! I love it.

Awesome!

Luv it.

Very well explained easy to understand thank you for sharing

Awesome work 👍

nice job... looks awesome...and looks incredibly heavy

Great job…👍👍

Amazing

Woo woo muy bonito ,🙏🙏🙏

Awesome work. I think I found my next project! Question for you - Measuring from the floor, what is the height of the shelf where you put your sound bar? I may actually install drawer with drawer slides so I can hide my Korg Trinity Music workstation (digital piano) and slide it out when I want to play.

Looks great. I bet it’s heavy too

I love the design! But, I'll probably use some nicer planed wood, finish plywood, and stain it to give it a more finished look and make it a bit lighter. The dimensions and design are just about perfect for what I want to build. Thanks for the idea.

@jurnagin

Жыл бұрын

Hey it looks great but I'm thinking all that 2by 4 us just way too heave for a tv, simply using 3/4 plywood will be strong enough, can always be braced in corners, his method makes it way too heavy and you'll hate it when you need to move it

@marcellemay7721

Жыл бұрын

@@jurnagin I agree.

@jurnagin

Жыл бұрын

My parents gave me a dresser made this way and now I see why they gave it to me, it's so heavy! I can't get rid of it because it's too heavy to give away because I don't wanna struggle with it

Im going to make an attempt on a super limited budget and use deconstructed pallets and plywood, I hope it looks nice 😭

Excellent video I have been looking around for a TV stand design for a while and I think this is it, I guess time to head to Home Depot for supplies! I will let you know how it turns out when I am finished!

@BuildItBetter

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@tomsizemore5162

7 ай бұрын

@@BuildItBettergreat work. Awesome video, well, articulated, kept it simple with the tools and description. Not sure if I missed one thing and that was the lumber. Did you use, white ash, or what would you suggest?

@tomsizemore5162

7 ай бұрын

I was reading comments and put my comment under yours to the original poster. My apologies in doing so..

Thanks

This is a great project! Only thing I would have added would have been some legs on the bottom.

Great Job. Im gonna take some of your ideas. But using 1x4. Because Im making a Floating Media Console. And adding Barn Doors. Wish my Garage was as empty as your 🤣😂😅

"pocket holes". That must weigh a ton. Looks good.

Just completed it did come out looking great. Honestly though if it was built with mostly 2x 10s it would have been so much easier. I don’t how much that would change the look but damn 2x4s are a pain.

Dang I wish I could build this

If you are going to do this build, craig has not done enough fact checking on his work. First off you dont need 14 2 x 4 as the cheeck list says. You need 12. Secondly as i put the 2 x 2 sides together they end up being wider than the base and thats as far as ive got so far in the build so double check dont just go off his cut list. Ive wasted time and $ by doing so.

Very nice! But if I have to hear the man say "pocket jig hole" or "pocket jig screw" one more time, I might lose it! Lol! I might try to build a similar piece.

Nice, but I couldn't imagine doing all this on my knees. They make stands for mitre saws.

Can u recommend a guide for my circular saw cuts? I have riggid circular saw. I've never used a guide not sure if thats what its called either 😳

This is really beautiful, I love to do things wiht I am working on my first TV stand and bed. I see that the electric wood cutter is a must or are there mills that help to cut the wood or can we rent the tools?

I dont have a work table. Can you always cut on polystyrene insulation? Will the saw not cut through?

Love your content!Can I talk you into a how to make a farmhouse dog kennel that looks similar? 🙏🏻😊

Do you have a pink to the handles and hinges?

Nice build. A question if I may, would the use of 1x4 instead of 2x4 compromise the integrity of the TV stand? I have have a 47lbs tv. Thanks

@jurnagin

Жыл бұрын

Yes!!! This 2 by 4's makes a world of difference

Very cool man awesome video! Great instructions. Would it make a big difference if I was to make a taller and wider tv console? If so, why?

@marshallskinner7424

Жыл бұрын

@BuildItBetter

@marshallskinner7424

Жыл бұрын

I know your busy with all the business you are pulling in Craig. But are you going to be doing any more videos for the future?

Did you paint the bottom of the stand or put any kind of coat on it?

Looks great but would be better of you could build a lighter weight base and also if you could keep the plywood to one thickness instead of 3 different types as they are roughly $30-50/piece for those alone

Hey I just built this and it's amazing , great instructions but could have talked a little slower, and it looks good but it's just entirely way too heavy! The whole thing can be made with 3/4 plywood and feet can be added to make it more fancy

@austinrayfuller

Жыл бұрын

How long did it take you to build it?

@jurnagin

Жыл бұрын

@@austinrayfuller It doesn't take long at all,after work I spent a hour every day on it and had it done in a week,I wasn't in a hurry, my back was hurting from a injury, I have a mitre saw so cutting the 2 by lumber was easy and quick,, now instead of making all those pocket holes I just screwed boards together with screws and held together with scrap wood as a brace

Nice video!! Do you plans available.

@BuildItBetter

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Yes, a full cut list and materials used is in the video description

Is it 2x10’s or 2x12’s..10’s are listed but 12 is what’s said in the video?

what type of wood did you use for the build? Pine, fir, etc.

I love this idea! But I had a question ⁉️ what did you do with the 4 2x4s cut at 24inches??

@stevenshook9138

2 жыл бұрын

@Build it Better

@damanza1334

2 жыл бұрын

Looks like the middle shelf

What was the total cost to build?

@michaelluberto1181

Жыл бұрын

So I'm building it now just the wood from the order list is like $180. With the pocket hole jig and screw kit it was like $220

@jurnagin

Жыл бұрын

Lumber prices vary but you don't have to buy it all at once, you can add weekly

@jasonludwick3504

11 ай бұрын

Bought 300$

@thanksmaddytv815

7 ай бұрын

$180. You do not need all of these tools mentioned. Practice free handing on a smaller piece of wood before you start on your project, doors and face plate can be a more thinner piece of wood. He had a designer wood for his interior.

I just bought a 75 inch TV, will these measurements work?

Dude you “F”ing ROCK. Quick question what’s the big deal about passing all material through plainer? I don’t get it? Is it necessary?

How tall is the area where the sound bar is?

May we ask how much the build cost I. Supplies at the time of making this video?

If I wanted a more professional look, would I just have to sand each outword facing surface after assembly but before painting? I noticed chips in the 2x4s that would drive me crazy

How much wood before cutting so i can go buy the wood uncut. and cut it at home?

I love it but I'm a little confused at 25 seconds you said you're using 2x12 for the top but on the description they both say 2x10. And at 42 seconds they look like 2x10s not 2x12s

You’re saying 2x12 but wrote 2x10 for the top. Which should I buy?

I will purchase this from you, eyes closed.

How much would you say it cost you to make this

So the is it 2 x 10s or 2 x 12s?

I'm thinking of recreating this as a high boy, but I am not sure if your dimensions are what I'm looking for. What are the fully assembled dimensions, including height and depth of shelves?

@michaelcoglianese6377

2 жыл бұрын

What kind of wood did you use 🤔 pressure treated pine?

@BuildItBetter

2 жыл бұрын

TV stand dimensions are 75" wide, 18.5" deep, & 25.5" tall. Sound bar opening is 6" tall x 69" wide & each shelve is 6" tall x 22" wide. Wood is normal pine for affordability and you can always build with higher quality wood, but I wouldn't recommend pressure treated for inside furniture (typically needs 6 months to dry out).

@michaelcoglianese6377

2 жыл бұрын

@Build It Better wow, thank you so much. I can't wait to get started. You do such beautiful work. One last question. Are all the shelves the same depth?

Why did you stop doing uploads. I really like these builds 😔

What is the built height of it

Your build sheet is a little off. You have (2) 2’x10”x8’ listed and in the video you use (2) 2’x12”x8’ just wanted to point that out. I love your design and I’m in the process of using it for my entertainment center.

Which ones to use 2 by 10 or 2 by 12? The description says 2 by 10

@raunbeard2934

Жыл бұрын

Have you figured it out? I have the same question.

@jurnagin

Жыл бұрын

@@raunbeard2934 it's 2/10

Is the top 2 )2x12 or 2)2x10

Can anyone tell me about how much was the cost of the material?

what type of wood?

Anyone knows the approximate cost for materials in CAD? Tks

@kylet3589

Жыл бұрын

My 2x4's were $75 2x10 was $25 Plywood is about 30, 40, 50 for each but i got then free from a friend Paint is maybe 40 or less Plus wood glue and kreg screws maybe $30 2x2 are like $8 each i think

Can you make me one but with wheels.

I'm confused, are the tops 2×10 or 2×12's ?

@BuildItBetter

2 жыл бұрын

The top is 2x10’s. The cut list in the video description is correct

@kgknight

2 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing. Good to know that’s the only question I had with the directions. Everything else is spot on nice step by step instructions.

I'm sure someone already said something but the first cuts he says 2 x 12 I'm assuming he meant 2 x 10

Total cost?

How much did this cost!?!?

Drink every time he says pocket jig

Can I buy this from you?

What kind of wood?

@novicrider6409

2 жыл бұрын

Hardwood Call me anytime your ready

55inch tv.... height wide deth measurement bro

How are the 5 2x4s not as wide as the 2 2x10s..? The math doesn’t add up there

Has anyone asked the cost to build it? I am guessing $80-$90 + tools

@goldschmidthappens9931

11 күн бұрын

Really? I’m trying to calculate it and it’s around $250

Could someone scale this down for a 40” tv lol

Want this but I can't justify cost of materials this is like a 500 dollar build with wood prices these days

lol. Just tried watching it a 2nd time. I know its my bad but it is so painful hearing you say "pocket jig holes" and "pocket jig screws" BTW, not trolling you. You did a phenomenal job with minimal tools. I have a ton of expensive tools and you did a way better job than I would.

@BuildItBetter

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback! I’m working on doing better voiceovers

You said 2x12 but your list says 2x10’s

You use a pocket hole jig, to make pocket holes. They are not called pocket jig holes.