not bad. love the rbgs one simple but major addition to tools for this job would be a carpenter's square. you can pick one up for $5-10(USD) itll help ensure your lines are straight, cuts are square, and alignment is true. Also, from a structural standpoint, you could use only three screws in a triangle shape and it'd be just a strong as four screws.
@MrBrickcity86Күн бұрын
any else flabbergasted at all the hand screwing
@thehacker40_1Күн бұрын
No shop full of power tool. Just a saw, and a basic drill.. Now that's DIY
@LEOKHANКүн бұрын
Thank You man!!!
@IverieTower2 күн бұрын
Dude you need a level to make the job easier on yourself lol
@LEOKHANКүн бұрын
you mean Level Measuring tool..? i have all the tools man, even power tools too😄
@xDrywall2 күн бұрын
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@LEOKHANКүн бұрын
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@LordThaddius3 күн бұрын
I've watched this video about 10 times. My 15 year old boy and I are planning on building it this summer. I do have a miter saw that I'll use for the cuts cause I'm .. well, lazy. the one question I do have is where do you get that cable duct? I've looked at my local hardware store and on Amazon and can't find one similar to what you have there ..
@LEOKHAN2 күн бұрын
I'm pleased to hear that..!!! thanks man..!! i hope your son will enjoy the building and learning process... & he will succeed hopefully with you.! :) well if you have power tools like miter saw, then it's even more a quick process.. but as a 15 year old boy, let him cut some by hands too with full safety.. he must try to cut basic straight cuts.. he'll enjoy it :D well about those cable ducts.. you won't find it on Amazon or small hardware store, these are commercially use products, that are very cheap and i think you can find it from a store who deals in commercial products or a wholesale hardware dealer, i bought it from a wholesaler who only deals in Cable ducts only. i don't know where you from brother.. but you have to search in a bigger hardware store or a wholesaler .. i hope you'll find it soon otherwise you can build a duct from 1x2 and 1x4s lumber or plywood too...
@LordThaddius2 күн бұрын
@@LEOKHAN Thanks for the info about he cable ducts. I'm in West Michigan. We have a lot of big box stores (Home Depot, Menards, Lowes) but I'm sure I can either fashion something or find something that's not quite as inexpensive but still useable. My next problem is finding a laminated MDF board! haha - silly inflation making everything not cheap! Appreciate the feedback! I'll probably build a variation of your desk shelf as well. I just need to figure out the desk first! And yes, I have used hand tools to do some stuff with my boys already (I have three). They can do some basic hand tool stuff. Can't hurt to keep that muscle memory!
@LEOKHAN2 күн бұрын
you are welcome brother.. well those Stores must have these cheap things.. they usually have everything available.. i wonder why that's not available easily there.. ill try to find for you.. hahaha the MDF and inflation problem is growing very high lol specially the Laminated ones...! i think they have banned the chinese suppliers, or stop production locally, otherwise they were easily available everywhere.. i suggest, build it with what's easily and cheaply available to you locally, plywood + veneer will do the job for table top instead of Mdf if not available. just don't buy the ikea Cardboard table tops lol. and yes the Desk shelf.. !!! man that was dirt cheap.. i build it from scrap material, and i actually build it in 3 variations.. you can check in the end of the video :D it's great to hear that your sons are doing this stuff with you.. you are training them Good !!!!! 🙌 usually kids don't like this stuff.. hats off to you brother. and im available to help here anytime.. stay tuned.. more incoming... ;)
@Wortigon20003 күн бұрын
don't wanna be rude, but what qualifie this as a gaming desk, other than that 1 cable management channel? Sure, it's a useful bonus, and I wish my office table had one, but it doesn't magically turn a desk into a gaming desk. 1.: no allocated spot for the PC itself, it'll take up space on the desk's surface, instead of having more space there for a monitor. 2.: no adjustable desk height 3.: while with the right parts, it might be arranged, no built in power splitter, for the monitors/pc/external peripheria I agree that the 45$ price you listed is really cheap for a good desk, and this seem to be a good desk, it's just not a gaming desk. For a good gaming desk, I'd recommend looking up Secretlab's Magnus Pro. It's hellaexpensive for sure, but it has just about all the features one might want on a desk of any kind.
@LEOKHAN2 күн бұрын
its alrite brother.. i understand what you mean.. let me explain this table 1. If you see on the both sides of the table, there are two - 1 feet area to accommodate 2 PC's 1 for gaming & 1 for steaming or editting/work, with the help of trolly or with an angle brackets. it can hold 2 PCs on top too with multiple monitors, 2. height is a universal size of a desk, 2 inch higher in my design coz i used locking wheels to move it freely, Chair height can be adjusted for a smaller person. 3. i don't like to make holes in my table that's why power splitter were not installed on table top, but you can do it if you want. i installed a 6 feet cable duct to hold every kind of power strip or splitter underneath, 4. it's a 8 feet long table to hold 3 ultra wide monitors just to GAME, not an average office size table, and nobody use this size for work only the only thing is lacking is a RGB strip behind & underneath it, coz im in building process of my gaming room brother :) and ... well this table is for those who dont wanna spend ((($950))) just for a desk.. damn a PC can be build/upgrade in that amount, there is lot of saving in a $45 and a $950 Gaming desk.. i hope i was able to answer your questions :) & i have made a (grovemade inspired) Desk SHELF too.. check it out basic things should not be that much expensive, A PC should be powerful
@LEOKHAN3 күн бұрын
@Rood67 kindly watch the step of sealing the mdf at 4:24
@Rood674 күн бұрын
Great build!!! Only one gripe after all the details shown… you glossed over how you sealed the MDF with super glue. Not being a DIY’r and not working with MDF, this was the point I perked up when the text stated what was about to happen, then disappointed nothing was shown after showing how to use regular glue fifteen times.
@LEOKHAN3 күн бұрын
apologies brother, 1stly i forgot to record it at that stage, that's my bad, and 2ndly it's just a simple step by pouring the super glue on the rough edges and Sand it, then pour the super glue again. 1st it will seal the edges and will become rough, then you have to sand it make it smooth, after that using super glue 2nd time it will seal and give it a Gloss looking finish.. you can see the process in my (DIY DESK SHELF) video where i sealed the legs by same steps.. the step starts from (4 minutes 24 seconds) once again i apologies for not been able to record it. i hope you can get the step from my 2nd video. and thank you brother for watching in complete detail... i appreciate that alot im here to help.. anytime
@Rood673 күн бұрын
@@LEOKHAN Thank you, I'll look for the other video
@LEOKHAN3 күн бұрын
you are welcome brother..
@0166324 күн бұрын
why do I have to repeat the process why couldn't I just copy and paste it!
@LEOKHAN4 күн бұрын
because you can not Ctrl + c & Ctrl + v the building Process... it's not autonomous lol
@franceb31565 күн бұрын
I love this! but muted.. but I love this!
@LEOKHAN5 күн бұрын
Apologies my friend... And thank you!!!!!
@hoseinbebany6 күн бұрын
Ty Mr. Khan
@LEOKHAN5 күн бұрын
Welcome Mr.Hosein bebany :)
@Jay_Don_OG25636 күн бұрын
How do you cut straight wirh a hand saw. I always ens up drifting away from the mark
@LEOKHAN5 күн бұрын
slow n steady cuts by Marking the lines and then following them... i use to have same problem of drifting away from the lines..
@balrajgorak72437 күн бұрын
Simple and very good work, an inspiration for who are about to try
@chickenfarmer2097 күн бұрын
Other than using drywall screws for wood... Looks good.
@LEOKHAN6 күн бұрын
we don't have drywalls.. we use these for wood only.. thanks man. glad u liked it :)
@izzydubmusic8 күн бұрын
Best DIY video I’ve seen. Didn’t use an entire shop worth of tools or space.
@LEOKHAN7 күн бұрын
that was the plan and the purpose..!!! so an Average human being/diy guy can build it too (easily at home).... not everybody can afford thousands of $ worth of equipment & space... glad you liked it brother... thanks man!! more on the way.. :)
@muntadherdalal4038 күн бұрын
i liked it, I'll do something similar on my desk setup (good job)
@LEOKHAN8 күн бұрын
Thanks man..glad you liked it. More on the way. :)
@roym.sarmiento76219 күн бұрын
I was just looking for a way to build my own table for my Set Up Gamer, this video fell from the sky, you're amazing dude, it's an amazing job
@LEOKHAN9 күн бұрын
Glad you liked it and helped you start building it... thanks man, it meant alot.
@VibinWithStyle9 күн бұрын
the music put me to sleep, and im totally here for it, great build!
@LEOKHAN9 күн бұрын
apologies my friend for the music... made in a hurry. glad you like the build!!! thanks man
@Fibulator9 күн бұрын
Would this be stable enough to mount monitor swing arms to? Or does that just depend on the tabletop that is selected?
@LEOKHAN9 күн бұрын
you can use both of them.. if the mount is big enough to open upto 4 inches, then mount on table frame.. if it can't then, you can mount on the table top easily, both are sturdy enough to hold everything, just dont use IKEA cardboard table top lol.
@Fibulator9 күн бұрын
@@LEOKHAN thanks for the reply! Looking forward to starting mine tomorrow, thanks for the inspiration 🔥🙏
@LEOKHAN9 күн бұрын
you are Welcome brother.. anytime.. go for it... i hope you will like the process of building it.. (patience is required)
@agustinmoralesflores523510 күн бұрын
Nah this music can fuck off bro
@LEOKHAN10 күн бұрын
Apologies bro .. video made in a hurry.
@bozz422613 күн бұрын
Lovely desk! I'm currently trying to design my own to build it and by far your video has been the most informative (without the heavy machinery.)
@LEOKHAN13 күн бұрын
thank you brother...Glad it was helpful! build it with (no power tools and heavy machinery) was the main purpose :) only patience is required... go for it bro..!!
@olivardo919913 күн бұрын
gracias a ti me atreví a hacer mi repisa con solo la hoja de una cierra, si se puede
@LEOKHAN13 күн бұрын
lol what ?? 😂😂
@paulvarneville811814 күн бұрын
Hi every one, I'm glad i found this desk. Unfortunately, as french guy I don't understand this "8 pieces of Pine/White wood 1x2s by 10 feet" can somebody explain me what 1x2s means ? I don't understand what is it. Can somebody explain it to me with centimeters or milimeters please ? Thank you and have fun building this desk !
@LEOKHAN13 күн бұрын
1 by lumber is a type of wood that is commonly used in construction. It is available in a variety of sizes, including 1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 1x10, and 1x12. 1 by lumber is typically made from pine, spruce, or fir. It is a softwood that is relatively inexpensive and easy to work with. 1 by lumber is often used for framing, sheathing, and decking. It can also be used for a variety of other projects, such as making furniture, signs, and toys. it also comes in 2x2 4x4 etc... Dimensions & Sizes 1 x Lumber is available in a range of nominal sizes including 1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 1x10, and 1x12. The actual dimensions of 1 x Lumber include a width of .75” (19 mm) and depths between 1.5”-11.25” (38-286 mm). Lumber comes in typical lengths between 6’-24’ (1.83-7.32 m), and lastly 10 feet is the height of 1x2s lumber. i hope it will help. :) and thanks for watching ...!!!
@paulvarneville811813 күн бұрын
@@LEOKHAN You can't be more precise than you did for me ! Thank you a lot ! Have a good day !
@LEOKHAN12 күн бұрын
you are welcome buddy
@stevwas842014 күн бұрын
This video gave me inspiration to build things with wood. Good job
@LEOKHAN14 күн бұрын
Glad to hear that... !! Go for it... And thank you !!!
@basebro16 күн бұрын
Nice project!! congratulations!
@LEOKHAN15 күн бұрын
Glad you like it! Thankyou..!
@preguicadetu16 күн бұрын
thank you a lot for it.
@LEOKHAN16 күн бұрын
You are most welcome.!
@11kerol17 күн бұрын
Thats what DIY is......super cool god bless you❤
@LEOKHAN17 күн бұрын
Thank you brother.. May God bless you too ❤️😇
@11kerol17 күн бұрын
Bro well done thank you for sharing❤
@LEOKHAN16 күн бұрын
Thank you brother for watching. I hope it serves you well. ✌🏻 Stay tuned, more on the way..
@coolddcs550917 күн бұрын
Like how much weight can it hold sir?
@LEOKHAN17 күн бұрын
I think easily 3 monitors and 2 PCs... A Full setup! I'm a 90 kg guy and I laid down on it, without any hesitation, all the weight should be spread evenly.
@coolddcs550914 күн бұрын
@@LEOKHAN thank you thats perfect i already have the structure done but i cant find the pvc to start the the finish. :/ i think im just gonna have a to put a different type of cable management tray.
@LEOKHAN13 күн бұрын
don't worry about the pvc wire box.. its easily available everywhere, you just have to go find these in your local hardware stores, they always have these in stocks. they are very cheap, you won't find it online if you are looking there ..
@coolddcs550913 күн бұрын
@@LEOKHAN yeah thanks i tried looking in Home Depot, but didn’t find it, i will keep looking in other places. Thanks a lot man you are the best inspired me to build my own table.
@LEOKHAN12 күн бұрын
you are welcome brother.. anytime!
@ABSI00020 күн бұрын
Perfect joooob 👑
@LEOKHAN19 күн бұрын
THANKS MAN!!!! 🧡
@Drake239Dragon20 күн бұрын
The table turned out quite good, it looks good. A year ago I made myself an ordinary rectangular table to replace the awkward corner one, and spent 30-40 dollars on it. As a tabletop I used a wall from an old cabinet, which I got for free, and assembled a frame from 50x50mm wood. My table came out good in my opinion, but I still didn’t think through some aspects or they appeared after assembly and some of them cannot be changed without additional investments
@Drake239Dragon20 күн бұрын
I also have an idea to make a new table, which will be corner, but more comfortable, I’m thinking of using metal as the frame material, but this is in case one of my friends has a welding machine, and also buy a cheap kitchen countertop as a table surface
@LEOKHAN19 күн бұрын
Thanks man.!! i appreciate that... well obviously you have to add a tiny amount of investment into it, if you are using some used or saved materials.. even thought after 30- 40 dollars, i bet i must be better than prebuilds ones, coz its custom made according to your need and space.. i endorse everyone to better build it then buying costly ones, it's just a basic table, no rocket science in these stuff lol. ones again glad a have a fellow DIY guy here. i hope i iwll be able to help in future.. :) REMEMBER: Embrace the imperfections.!! :) thank you
@LEOKHAN19 күн бұрын
Metal frames are good and sturdy, but it will surely cost you a lot then wood ones. but if you know how to weld clean, and cost is no issue. then GO for it.!!
@Anseliatore21 күн бұрын
Right now I need to build a desk for my PC in village house for this summer. Looking for ideas. Looks like corporate spyware algorhytms brought down on me your video. Looks kinda possible for me. Now, let's watch it til end. UPD: - I made my gaming stuff by myself! - Boo, poor loser! - It's custom made gaming device. *wojack smile* - Wooah!
@Iautocorrect24 күн бұрын
How can i build thos then transport it to my ipstairs room? Could i theoretically unscrew parts to disassemble and then reassemble? I have no woodworking knowledge but want to try this.
@LEOKHAN23 күн бұрын
I would suggest if you have this much space upstairs in ur room. Then build it there.. otherwise yes you can unscrew the upper and lower supporting beams & take it upstairs and assemble it with glue and give it the finishing process & paint it in the room.. everything is possible :)
@Thanos000125 күн бұрын
It turned out better than what I expected. Good job.
@LEOKHAN25 күн бұрын
Thanks thanos!! 🙏🏻
@JamesWelbes26 күн бұрын
This song got old real quick
@LEOKHAN25 күн бұрын
Apologies brother.....
@monhasermusic113828 күн бұрын
Definitely good job
@LEOKHAN27 күн бұрын
Thank you!!
@user-ro5ex7mp8f28 күн бұрын
Подскажите высота стола от пола
@LEOKHAN27 күн бұрын
его размер 31,5 дюйма с 2-дюймовыми колесами. а если вынуть эти колеса, то получится универсальный размер и высота стола.
@user-ro5ex7mp8f27 күн бұрын
@@LEOKHAN спасибо!
@LEOKHAN24 күн бұрын
добро пожаловать
@Boatnuts1429 күн бұрын
having a hard time sourcing the materials. havent seen any 1x2 10 footers at major stores like lowes and home depot. and really curious where you got that nice looking MDF. thanks so much
@Boatnuts1429 күн бұрын
The only MDF i am seeing in that size is not evenly close to as nice as the one you have in the video and they are 40-50 bucks just for the MDF sheet
@LEOKHAN29 күн бұрын
what's your region..? asian market have lowest and cheapest rates on mdf and plywood materials..chipboard are useless, you can check Laminated Plywood..! maybe you can find more cheaply than this laminated Mdf
@LEOKHAN28 күн бұрын
may be 8 footers are standard there of 1x2s..? it will do the job too.. online, i was unable to find at that cost.. i myself bought it from a wholesaler, only a wholesaler can gives you cheap price, if thats not available then you should check out laminated plywood, or simple plywood then stain it, i hope it will help..
@Boatnuts1428 күн бұрын
@@LEOKHAN thank you. How many 8 footers do you imagine I’d need
@LEOKHAN28 күн бұрын
if i remember correctly 8 will do the work, but 8-10 bars for the safe side.! and you are welcome brother.. always available to help. :) and whole material list are available in the description for you...
@poduck229 күн бұрын
I don't envy your wrists. Dude, pick up a Phillips bit. Even a cheap set of ten for $2 at harbor freight will save you tons of pain and time.
@LEOKHAN29 күн бұрын
Brother it's a good forearms workout 😂 I know bro, the video is about, how to build a desk with just basic tools. That's why I used just a screw driver and a handsaw... I have power tools :)
@alanburns946629 күн бұрын
Finally a diy guy who doesnt say "You can do this with basic tools but to save time im going to use my 10k dollar setup ye filthy peasants"
@LEOKHAN29 күн бұрын
😂 😆
@MrBOIRAT29 күн бұрын
Хорош) Так сказать собрал хороший стол из говна и палок, в хорошем смысле этого выражения)
@eopo1999Ай бұрын
Fantastic video!! I'm close to move out from my parents house and the only thing left to buy was a desk but none of the available ones in the market complied with my expectations. This handmade definitely does!!! It's very easy to made it. Thanks for the video!
@LEOKHANАй бұрын
That is awesome! I'm glad that it suits your needs & expectations!!! Yes it is very easy to make.. go for it..! With some patience lol. You are welcome brother
@the_gr8_brandinoАй бұрын
Where did you get your MDF board from? My local places are much more expensive, but I may be looking at the wrong stores.
@LEOKHANАй бұрын
I got it from a local wholesale dealer of MDF boards. They are cheaper then the retailers.
@mgentile7Ай бұрын
do they not have screw guns where this person lives?
@LEOKHANАй бұрын
We have 9mm, 5.45, 45acp, 5.56, 308, .338 Lapua and many more 😂
@bluedragontoybash2463Ай бұрын
Freaking awesome !! even though I have more than basic power tools. I found this video extremely enjoyable.
@LEOKHANАй бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!!!!! Thanks brother
@e56hdyhdfghАй бұрын
Built mine too way back. Don't care enough to make it fancy like this. No way this is achievable for $45 where I am though lol. Not even when I made mine pre-covid would I be able to find the lumber that cheap.
@LEOKHANАй бұрын
That's great man!! It's not fancy at all bro 😂 just tried to build as simple as possible, and the cost absolutely depends on sourcing from affordable places & sadly some (Regions) have expensive lumber. If you go for a solid wood table top.. it will go in hundreds of $ alone. That 1x2s & laminated MDF board helped the cost down. any ways thank you for watching I hope you enjoyed it :) check 2nd video it's even cheaper lol
@isos.itzSannerАй бұрын
How sturdy do you want your desk? Yes.
@_.d.kutz._Ай бұрын
First second of the video: puts on the glove, spreads his fingers. Me: No! Not with me!...run! But then: Wait! He didn't say anything about a body search...it's safe!
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that pc rig deserved a better table
not bad. love the rbgs one simple but major addition to tools for this job would be a carpenter's square. you can pick one up for $5-10(USD) itll help ensure your lines are straight, cuts are square, and alignment is true. Also, from a structural standpoint, you could use only three screws in a triangle shape and it'd be just a strong as four screws.
any else flabbergasted at all the hand screwing
No shop full of power tool. Just a saw, and a basic drill.. Now that's DIY
Thank You man!!!
Dude you need a level to make the job easier on yourself lol
you mean Level Measuring tool..? i have all the tools man, even power tools too😄
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I've watched this video about 10 times. My 15 year old boy and I are planning on building it this summer. I do have a miter saw that I'll use for the cuts cause I'm .. well, lazy. the one question I do have is where do you get that cable duct? I've looked at my local hardware store and on Amazon and can't find one similar to what you have there ..
I'm pleased to hear that..!!! thanks man..!! i hope your son will enjoy the building and learning process... & he will succeed hopefully with you.! :) well if you have power tools like miter saw, then it's even more a quick process.. but as a 15 year old boy, let him cut some by hands too with full safety.. he must try to cut basic straight cuts.. he'll enjoy it :D well about those cable ducts.. you won't find it on Amazon or small hardware store, these are commercially use products, that are very cheap and i think you can find it from a store who deals in commercial products or a wholesale hardware dealer, i bought it from a wholesaler who only deals in Cable ducts only. i don't know where you from brother.. but you have to search in a bigger hardware store or a wholesaler .. i hope you'll find it soon otherwise you can build a duct from 1x2 and 1x4s lumber or plywood too...
@@LEOKHAN Thanks for the info about he cable ducts. I'm in West Michigan. We have a lot of big box stores (Home Depot, Menards, Lowes) but I'm sure I can either fashion something or find something that's not quite as inexpensive but still useable. My next problem is finding a laminated MDF board! haha - silly inflation making everything not cheap! Appreciate the feedback! I'll probably build a variation of your desk shelf as well. I just need to figure out the desk first! And yes, I have used hand tools to do some stuff with my boys already (I have three). They can do some basic hand tool stuff. Can't hurt to keep that muscle memory!
you are welcome brother.. well those Stores must have these cheap things.. they usually have everything available.. i wonder why that's not available easily there.. ill try to find for you.. hahaha the MDF and inflation problem is growing very high lol specially the Laminated ones...! i think they have banned the chinese suppliers, or stop production locally, otherwise they were easily available everywhere.. i suggest, build it with what's easily and cheaply available to you locally, plywood + veneer will do the job for table top instead of Mdf if not available. just don't buy the ikea Cardboard table tops lol. and yes the Desk shelf.. !!! man that was dirt cheap.. i build it from scrap material, and i actually build it in 3 variations.. you can check in the end of the video :D it's great to hear that your sons are doing this stuff with you.. you are training them Good !!!!! 🙌 usually kids don't like this stuff.. hats off to you brother. and im available to help here anytime.. stay tuned.. more incoming... ;)
don't wanna be rude, but what qualifie this as a gaming desk, other than that 1 cable management channel? Sure, it's a useful bonus, and I wish my office table had one, but it doesn't magically turn a desk into a gaming desk. 1.: no allocated spot for the PC itself, it'll take up space on the desk's surface, instead of having more space there for a monitor. 2.: no adjustable desk height 3.: while with the right parts, it might be arranged, no built in power splitter, for the monitors/pc/external peripheria I agree that the 45$ price you listed is really cheap for a good desk, and this seem to be a good desk, it's just not a gaming desk. For a good gaming desk, I'd recommend looking up Secretlab's Magnus Pro. It's hellaexpensive for sure, but it has just about all the features one might want on a desk of any kind.
its alrite brother.. i understand what you mean.. let me explain this table 1. If you see on the both sides of the table, there are two - 1 feet area to accommodate 2 PC's 1 for gaming & 1 for steaming or editting/work, with the help of trolly or with an angle brackets. it can hold 2 PCs on top too with multiple monitors, 2. height is a universal size of a desk, 2 inch higher in my design coz i used locking wheels to move it freely, Chair height can be adjusted for a smaller person. 3. i don't like to make holes in my table that's why power splitter were not installed on table top, but you can do it if you want. i installed a 6 feet cable duct to hold every kind of power strip or splitter underneath, 4. it's a 8 feet long table to hold 3 ultra wide monitors just to GAME, not an average office size table, and nobody use this size for work only the only thing is lacking is a RGB strip behind & underneath it, coz im in building process of my gaming room brother :) and ... well this table is for those who dont wanna spend ((($950))) just for a desk.. damn a PC can be build/upgrade in that amount, there is lot of saving in a $45 and a $950 Gaming desk.. i hope i was able to answer your questions :) & i have made a (grovemade inspired) Desk SHELF too.. check it out basic things should not be that much expensive, A PC should be powerful
@Rood67 kindly watch the step of sealing the mdf at 4:24
Great build!!! Only one gripe after all the details shown… you glossed over how you sealed the MDF with super glue. Not being a DIY’r and not working with MDF, this was the point I perked up when the text stated what was about to happen, then disappointed nothing was shown after showing how to use regular glue fifteen times.
apologies brother, 1stly i forgot to record it at that stage, that's my bad, and 2ndly it's just a simple step by pouring the super glue on the rough edges and Sand it, then pour the super glue again. 1st it will seal the edges and will become rough, then you have to sand it make it smooth, after that using super glue 2nd time it will seal and give it a Gloss looking finish.. you can see the process in my (DIY DESK SHELF) video where i sealed the legs by same steps.. the step starts from (4 minutes 24 seconds) once again i apologies for not been able to record it. i hope you can get the step from my 2nd video. and thank you brother for watching in complete detail... i appreciate that alot im here to help.. anytime
@@LEOKHAN Thank you, I'll look for the other video
you are welcome brother..
why do I have to repeat the process why couldn't I just copy and paste it!
because you can not Ctrl + c & Ctrl + v the building Process... it's not autonomous lol
I love this! but muted.. but I love this!
Apologies my friend... And thank you!!!!!
Ty Mr. Khan
Welcome Mr.Hosein bebany :)
How do you cut straight wirh a hand saw. I always ens up drifting away from the mark
slow n steady cuts by Marking the lines and then following them... i use to have same problem of drifting away from the lines..
Simple and very good work, an inspiration for who are about to try
Other than using drywall screws for wood... Looks good.
we don't have drywalls.. we use these for wood only.. thanks man. glad u liked it :)
Best DIY video I’ve seen. Didn’t use an entire shop worth of tools or space.
that was the plan and the purpose..!!! so an Average human being/diy guy can build it too (easily at home).... not everybody can afford thousands of $ worth of equipment & space... glad you liked it brother... thanks man!! more on the way.. :)
i liked it, I'll do something similar on my desk setup (good job)
Thanks man..glad you liked it. More on the way. :)
I was just looking for a way to build my own table for my Set Up Gamer, this video fell from the sky, you're amazing dude, it's an amazing job
Glad you liked it and helped you start building it... thanks man, it meant alot.
the music put me to sleep, and im totally here for it, great build!
apologies my friend for the music... made in a hurry. glad you like the build!!! thanks man
Would this be stable enough to mount monitor swing arms to? Or does that just depend on the tabletop that is selected?
you can use both of them.. if the mount is big enough to open upto 4 inches, then mount on table frame.. if it can't then, you can mount on the table top easily, both are sturdy enough to hold everything, just dont use IKEA cardboard table top lol.
@@LEOKHAN thanks for the reply! Looking forward to starting mine tomorrow, thanks for the inspiration 🔥🙏
you are Welcome brother.. anytime.. go for it... i hope you will like the process of building it.. (patience is required)
Nah this music can fuck off bro
Apologies bro .. video made in a hurry.
Lovely desk! I'm currently trying to design my own to build it and by far your video has been the most informative (without the heavy machinery.)
thank you brother...Glad it was helpful! build it with (no power tools and heavy machinery) was the main purpose :) only patience is required... go for it bro..!!
gracias a ti me atreví a hacer mi repisa con solo la hoja de una cierra, si se puede
lol what ?? 😂😂
Hi every one, I'm glad i found this desk. Unfortunately, as french guy I don't understand this "8 pieces of Pine/White wood 1x2s by 10 feet" can somebody explain me what 1x2s means ? I don't understand what is it. Can somebody explain it to me with centimeters or milimeters please ? Thank you and have fun building this desk !
1 by lumber is a type of wood that is commonly used in construction. It is available in a variety of sizes, including 1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 1x10, and 1x12. 1 by lumber is typically made from pine, spruce, or fir. It is a softwood that is relatively inexpensive and easy to work with. 1 by lumber is often used for framing, sheathing, and decking. It can also be used for a variety of other projects, such as making furniture, signs, and toys. it also comes in 2x2 4x4 etc... Dimensions & Sizes 1 x Lumber is available in a range of nominal sizes including 1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 1x10, and 1x12. The actual dimensions of 1 x Lumber include a width of .75” (19 mm) and depths between 1.5”-11.25” (38-286 mm). Lumber comes in typical lengths between 6’-24’ (1.83-7.32 m), and lastly 10 feet is the height of 1x2s lumber. i hope it will help. :) and thanks for watching ...!!!
@@LEOKHAN You can't be more precise than you did for me ! Thank you a lot ! Have a good day !
you are welcome buddy
This video gave me inspiration to build things with wood. Good job
Glad to hear that... !! Go for it... And thank you !!!
Nice project!! congratulations!
Glad you like it! Thankyou..!
thank you a lot for it.
You are most welcome.!
Thats what DIY is......super cool god bless you❤
Thank you brother.. May God bless you too ❤️😇
Bro well done thank you for sharing❤
Thank you brother for watching. I hope it serves you well. ✌🏻 Stay tuned, more on the way..
Like how much weight can it hold sir?
I think easily 3 monitors and 2 PCs... A Full setup! I'm a 90 kg guy and I laid down on it, without any hesitation, all the weight should be spread evenly.
@@LEOKHAN thank you thats perfect i already have the structure done but i cant find the pvc to start the the finish. :/ i think im just gonna have a to put a different type of cable management tray.
don't worry about the pvc wire box.. its easily available everywhere, you just have to go find these in your local hardware stores, they always have these in stocks. they are very cheap, you won't find it online if you are looking there ..
@@LEOKHAN yeah thanks i tried looking in Home Depot, but didn’t find it, i will keep looking in other places. Thanks a lot man you are the best inspired me to build my own table.
you are welcome brother.. anytime!
Perfect joooob 👑
THANKS MAN!!!! 🧡
The table turned out quite good, it looks good. A year ago I made myself an ordinary rectangular table to replace the awkward corner one, and spent 30-40 dollars on it. As a tabletop I used a wall from an old cabinet, which I got for free, and assembled a frame from 50x50mm wood. My table came out good in my opinion, but I still didn’t think through some aspects or they appeared after assembly and some of them cannot be changed without additional investments
I also have an idea to make a new table, which will be corner, but more comfortable, I’m thinking of using metal as the frame material, but this is in case one of my friends has a welding machine, and also buy a cheap kitchen countertop as a table surface
Thanks man.!! i appreciate that... well obviously you have to add a tiny amount of investment into it, if you are using some used or saved materials.. even thought after 30- 40 dollars, i bet i must be better than prebuilds ones, coz its custom made according to your need and space.. i endorse everyone to better build it then buying costly ones, it's just a basic table, no rocket science in these stuff lol. ones again glad a have a fellow DIY guy here. i hope i iwll be able to help in future.. :) REMEMBER: Embrace the imperfections.!! :) thank you
Metal frames are good and sturdy, but it will surely cost you a lot then wood ones. but if you know how to weld clean, and cost is no issue. then GO for it.!!
Right now I need to build a desk for my PC in village house for this summer. Looking for ideas. Looks like corporate spyware algorhytms brought down on me your video. Looks kinda possible for me. Now, let's watch it til end. UPD: - I made my gaming stuff by myself! - Boo, poor loser! - It's custom made gaming device. *wojack smile* - Wooah!
How can i build thos then transport it to my ipstairs room? Could i theoretically unscrew parts to disassemble and then reassemble? I have no woodworking knowledge but want to try this.
I would suggest if you have this much space upstairs in ur room. Then build it there.. otherwise yes you can unscrew the upper and lower supporting beams & take it upstairs and assemble it with glue and give it the finishing process & paint it in the room.. everything is possible :)
It turned out better than what I expected. Good job.
Thanks thanos!! 🙏🏻
This song got old real quick
Apologies brother.....
Definitely good job
Thank you!!
Подскажите высота стола от пола
его размер 31,5 дюйма с 2-дюймовыми колесами. а если вынуть эти колеса, то получится универсальный размер и высота стола.
@@LEOKHAN спасибо!
добро пожаловать
having a hard time sourcing the materials. havent seen any 1x2 10 footers at major stores like lowes and home depot. and really curious where you got that nice looking MDF. thanks so much
The only MDF i am seeing in that size is not evenly close to as nice as the one you have in the video and they are 40-50 bucks just for the MDF sheet
what's your region..? asian market have lowest and cheapest rates on mdf and plywood materials..chipboard are useless, you can check Laminated Plywood..! maybe you can find more cheaply than this laminated Mdf
may be 8 footers are standard there of 1x2s..? it will do the job too.. online, i was unable to find at that cost.. i myself bought it from a wholesaler, only a wholesaler can gives you cheap price, if thats not available then you should check out laminated plywood, or simple plywood then stain it, i hope it will help..
@@LEOKHAN thank you. How many 8 footers do you imagine I’d need
if i remember correctly 8 will do the work, but 8-10 bars for the safe side.! and you are welcome brother.. always available to help. :) and whole material list are available in the description for you...
I don't envy your wrists. Dude, pick up a Phillips bit. Even a cheap set of ten for $2 at harbor freight will save you tons of pain and time.
Brother it's a good forearms workout 😂 I know bro, the video is about, how to build a desk with just basic tools. That's why I used just a screw driver and a handsaw... I have power tools :)
Finally a diy guy who doesnt say "You can do this with basic tools but to save time im going to use my 10k dollar setup ye filthy peasants"
😂 😆
Хорош) Так сказать собрал хороший стол из говна и палок, в хорошем смысле этого выражения)
Fantastic video!! I'm close to move out from my parents house and the only thing left to buy was a desk but none of the available ones in the market complied with my expectations. This handmade definitely does!!! It's very easy to made it. Thanks for the video!
That is awesome! I'm glad that it suits your needs & expectations!!! Yes it is very easy to make.. go for it..! With some patience lol. You are welcome brother
Where did you get your MDF board from? My local places are much more expensive, but I may be looking at the wrong stores.
I got it from a local wholesale dealer of MDF boards. They are cheaper then the retailers.
do they not have screw guns where this person lives?
We have 9mm, 5.45, 45acp, 5.56, 308, .338 Lapua and many more 😂
Freaking awesome !! even though I have more than basic power tools. I found this video extremely enjoyable.
Glad you enjoyed it!!!!! Thanks brother
Built mine too way back. Don't care enough to make it fancy like this. No way this is achievable for $45 where I am though lol. Not even when I made mine pre-covid would I be able to find the lumber that cheap.
That's great man!! It's not fancy at all bro 😂 just tried to build as simple as possible, and the cost absolutely depends on sourcing from affordable places & sadly some (Regions) have expensive lumber. If you go for a solid wood table top.. it will go in hundreds of $ alone. That 1x2s & laminated MDF board helped the cost down. any ways thank you for watching I hope you enjoyed it :) check 2nd video it's even cheaper lol
How sturdy do you want your desk? Yes.
First second of the video: puts on the glove, spreads his fingers. Me: No! Not with me!...run! But then: Wait! He didn't say anything about a body search...it's safe!
😂