Really great build. So nice to see someone do it without tens of thousands of dollars of tools and a shop bigger than my house.

@nesurgrep

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree, I’ve noticed a trend on YT where there are almost to many million dollar tool shops constructing amazing stuff. Great to watch but that’s about all it;s worth. This guy makes it more approachable!

@mikimiki195

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking about same thing 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@bealight5141

2 жыл бұрын

the best part about millionaire youtubers, you dont have to watch their content because they dont need any more money

Good vid. Not too long, no unnecessary talking, and showed start to finish very well. I subscribed!

It's awesome to see a woodworking video with minimal tools. For people who don't have a complete workshop full...

@omghomestuff4286

4 жыл бұрын

Yup! Keepin it simple =]

@MrSkinnyn71

4 жыл бұрын

OMG Home Stuff yes, great job

@grannysword

4 жыл бұрын

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@IChooseJesus9091

4 жыл бұрын

@@grannysword + 1st, Let me say: 'Blessed is he who comes in the Name of the Lord.' If I may ask, what made you send this comment to ME, on an unrelated woodworking video? I am obviously, grateful for any knowledge/information that will lead me closer to Truth, & to God. And I appreciate the time it took to write this, & the risk in putting yourself out there to a stranger. So, what is God's TRUE calendar? How does one learn this? I hope you know, that your comments spark interest & curiosity, & raise some questions. Especially for me anyways, as it introduces knew information. So I hope you will indulge me some questions... If you can tell me: what started you on this search? What was your first question? And your second, etc. I have learning challenges, so it might help me to follow your line of thought/research. I will definitely look up the clues that you gave, & ponder the questions you raised. It is very intriguing. Especially in this season of plague going on around the world. I feel that CERNS activities, cannot be discounted, as a related cause. You can reach me at: splitfethrznet9091@gmail.com

@whythissucks829

3 жыл бұрын

....this guy has a full shop. your average person will have a drill, level, and maybe a circular saw

Great video brother. Used this guide exactly to build mine last weekend, looks great and holds 125 lbs up without any problems so far. Keep up the content like this!

@bealight5141

2 жыл бұрын

i tried to hang on mine and the roof caved in

I did a faux fireplace with cedar fence planks before, as they dry, they shrink A TON, so if you have time, I recommend letting them sit for a few weeks prior to cutting or screwing so they are closer to the actual size they will stay. Awesome project!!

You did a wonderful presentation. Thank you

Man! Using a bit of wood as a prop (around the 6:30 mark) is amazing! Hats off to you bro 💪👊👌😊

You Truly Deserve a far larger fan base, great video, hope alls well with you!

Great details! Thanks for listing the part info as well.

true DIY. Thanks for the video!

That shelf looks great!

It's tool time with home Depot nice thank you for the tip

Thank you for creating this, this information/video is very helpful for my own project!

@omghomestuff4286

3 жыл бұрын

Ty! Glad it helped!

That Polyphia shirt! Good stuff here man. I’ve been looking at making some floating shelves for my office. May use your support structure for it.

Very nice build.

great video and well made floating shelf..

Excellent job bro.I like your idea

@omghomestuff4286

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I'm only 160lbs but my insecurities would take that shelf down

Nice video and nice shelf 😊

Nice pull up form 👍

This is really cool, and it appears to be very simple. I’m going to make this for my kitchen. It’s a small kitchen and I have more wall space than counter space. I need storage for cast iron and small appliances.

Great Job!

Solved my problem. Thanks

New Subscriber, great info.

Nice job !

well done sir

Nice job. I would also use washers for the lag screws.

@omghomestuff4286

3 жыл бұрын

yes, definitely use washers!

Good job😃

Thanks for sharing, my goal is to build these Japanese style i.e. without any screws - wish me luck!

Finally, a more realistic video for those of us who don't own millions of expensive tools.

Perfect!!!!

That nail gun makes the job go a little smoother.

Thank you for the video! Super helpful and economical and as a total beginner I feel fairly comfortable attempting this. I’m really excited to try this out. I’m going through the video taking notes and was wondering, are the top and bottom pieces (the 1x6s you glued together) the same length as the anchor piece (56in)? I’m hoping to make my shelf 6ft (72in) long using some 1in X 12in X 6ft pieces for the top and bottoms. Would I cut the 2x4 anchor piece 6ft (72in) or 6ft-2in (70in) in length? I think I would cut it 6ft since the front and sides of the shelf attached to the 1x12x6 would in theory fit over the anchor but I’m not sure. I hope this question makes sense. Again, totally noob here haha. Truly appreciate any insight you have. P.s I love the plant holder video as well and I’m going to knock that out after these shelves! :)

cool i will try 🤩🤩🤩

I just bought me a circular saw and im looking to build like forreal.

What do you think about something for 350lbs? Gonna mount a cafe racer above my fireplace. Like the idea of floating if possible and not using chains or posts on the front.

Going to build this to put my frogs cage on :)

Thats Big Pimpin

I have been wrong 1 other time but I'm pretty sure that was just a "ratchet" u used. A "tork wrench" u set the pounds and it clicks when u get to that amount of tork. As for the adaptors u can get them at Harbor Freight for cheap! And if that wall was a load baring wall u compromised it by using bolts that large into the 2+4s.

I appreciate that its a strong floating shelf but I don't like the look of a thich shelf maybe I would personally reduce the thickness and that would look better for me. Would using steel dowels instead help keep the shelf strong as well as help keep the shelf slim...

is it possible to build the same shelf with the same durability but only half as thick? I've seen similar videos using the same technique but they all seem to be quite thick which is not aesthetically pleasing

NEVER use 5 1/2 imch screws in a wall, lol. 3 inch is the max you should ever use and 2 1/2 inch are almost always sufficient.

What’s the exact type of lag screw that you used? 😊 thanks in advance!

@life_motived_corey

4 жыл бұрын

Same here need advice.

Are you still active? I love your projects!

@omghomestuff4286

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I'm still doing projects, but not making any videos at the moment. Maybe soon i'll make a new if something worthwhile comes up!

@SeareanMoon

3 жыл бұрын

@@omghomestuff4286 lol, Do make more when you get the chance!

What type of lag bolts did you use?

Which stain color? Thank you.

Does have cut lengths? Don’t know how much cedar to buy

Yep

Did you also use tox screw?

who actually has a real anvil? I've only seen them in comics!

@mariowashington2108

2 жыл бұрын

"I don't have a planer so I used an anvil" hahaha! what? wild.

what "scews" u used to attach to the wall?

thanks for the video! love the sense of humor to get through the dry parts... work on the voice over?... MORE expression to match your personality!!! again, thanks for the info, definitely helped me with my project

Your voice is coming through only one speaker. Have you tried using "Split to Mono" when you edit?

@omghomestuff4286

3 жыл бұрын

Did not realize that, I'll make sure to check for that next time. Thanks!

Im dissapointed by the lack of predilling the screws on the 2 by 8's.... You could just see the wood split when he screwed them in...

How do you have an anvil laying around haha

Building this now what was the depth of yours

Brad Nails how many inches long ??

Please don't play repetitive music like this. OMG. Loved the video.

How long were the lag bolts?

@omghomestuff4286

3 жыл бұрын

it's been a while, but i believe i used a 5.5 inch lag screw because the stud i was screwing onto was a 2 x 6. just make sure your whichever lag screw you choose doesn't exceed the stud depth + ledger board depth.

Please translate with Portuguese subtitles 🙋🏻‍♀️🇧🇷

What was the measurements of this shelf LWH

Hmm considering I don't have any of those tools this would cost me quite a bit.

thats an odd looking torque wrench

Kung fu hang!

@omghomestuff4286

4 жыл бұрын

XD

good design, but the finish was not the best. You should sand it down to get all the saw marks off before you stain. Otherwise nice.

That depends... how much do you weigh? Lol

Those are Asian work shoes 😆

Thats not a shelf thats a beam lol

Much strong ??! Wtf does that mean,

Ratchet Wrench....please learn the names of simple tools when making a DIY video. Still get a thumbs up.

Except for the mind-numbing truly awful repetitive background music, a very good video. Ditch the music - not necessary!