Follow DIY Creators on instagram instagram.com/diycreators2015/ FAQ Materials (per shelf) Oil-Rubbed Bronze Paint- amzn.to/2kBKJbO 1- 2in x 6in x 8ft (Spruce Pine) @ your local hardware store 1- pack of keyhole hanger amzn.to/2mbVVrZ 1- 1/2inX 48 Dowel @ your local hardware store
Yo, Much Luv @DIY Creators. Hey, those drywall anchors you used. Do you know of anything like that, that would make drilling in Wall Paneling stronger? I never see anyone post about flimsy old wall paneling, but in the south, that's all most old homes have?
I'm a beginner woodworker and I'm hooked! Have built an Adirondack chair and a French Bench so far and have been stunned and elated at what I apparently can do. Just found your channel, you describe everything so succinctly and explain your choices. Thanks for sharing your talent!
For the love of holy crap you are amazing. Thank you for doing what very few people can do. Make a video that is perfect. It is a level 10 informative and a level 0 on "hey look at me try to be funny and cute". People like you are an endangered species on TH-cam. Keep it up I'll watch every one you've got cause theres actually something to learn and it wastes non of my time. Glad I came across this stuff. Thank you.
I made these about three or four years ago and I used only $300 worth of used tools most of them were handles. It really can be done and I sold quite a few of them.
Excellent channel - Done 2 projects from here already (TV back panel and this one to go underneath the panel for the soundbar + electronics hidden in the shelf)
You can even do your own floating shelves with just the one piece of wood and paint it. And of course to sand it down for more smoother finish. This was excellent great job young man.
I can't believe I did not think of making shelves like this. Cause This is exactly how I make my joints. I literally just made 5 of those last week for shelves in a cabinet.... I just need to get a larger piece of wood for this.
This is just what I wanted.. You were to the point and all your ideas are really great. Very well explained for a novice like me who doesn't have good options to buy in market and carpenter charge a bomb to make it for you in INDIA... You are a life saver...
Your video was informative and I thought the way you built things was correct. Appreciated the dowels and the fact you didnt take short cuts. looks good
I wish I found this channel sooner. Great stuff man. And that trick with the scrap wood to make sure the holes line up everytime not only blew my mind but was so simple I had a "why didn't I think of that? " moment.
Thanks again for another awesome tutorial, I have been debating on what macrame pattern I was going to use to make a toilet roll hammock, basket, or whatever. But now I have the perfect, easy & fast shelf to not only use for toilet rolls but also a real nice decor in my loo too, lol. I truly find your videos really helpful. Thanks again & keep up your awesome work!! Cheers from Aotearoa.
Great video - I like how you show both options (people who have hand tools and people who have power tools). Also, just very clear, easy to understand and a nice length of video too!
My 'woodworking' tools consist of a hand-saw & a speed-square. But I'm going to build this for my living room.I'm also going to check out your 'Limited Tools' videos!
Haven’t got to make it yet but I could rewatch it over and over . Thanks for sharing . I love how you did the key hole portion ; never thought of that :) continue more great videos 🖐🏼👍
i'm starting my own workshop at home because of your great vids, I wish I could have all of that usefull tools you got, thanx greetings from Cancun, Mexico
I loved your tips! I watched another video but the guy used thousands of dollars in equipment and I was like, there just has to be another way, haha. This is exactly what I was looking for and love how you show mods for different budgets and skill levels. Can't wait to make this!
Keep up the great videos! Love your common sense approach. It's refreshing to see a craftsman who doesn't have a whole garage full of Festool Kits. Got to get me some more painter's tape.
Thank you for the video. I have been looking to install shelves and though it wasn't the main topic, seeing how you installed them helped me out in understanding the process.
I don't normally comment on videos but after watching this I had to. you sir are a genius, I subscribed just for this video and now I'm going to start watching all your others. keep it up!
Nice vid! and some great tips too. I always make the wood wet and let it dry before sanding. this brings out the nuts and the paint job looks much smoother.
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FAQ
Materials (per shelf)
Oil-Rubbed Bronze Paint- amzn.to/2kBKJbO
1- 2in x 6in x 8ft (Spruce Pine) @ your local hardware store
1- pack of keyhole hanger amzn.to/2mbVVrZ
1- 1/2inX 48 Dowel @ your local hardware store
Yo, Much Luv @DIY Creators. Hey, those drywall anchors you used. Do you know of anything like that, that would make drilling in Wall Paneling stronger? I never see anyone post about flimsy old wall paneling, but in the south, that's all most old homes have?
DIY Creators try toggle bolts or try and hit a stud with a drywall screw
DIY Creators for $7 this is awesome!
Its more like $21 if you include the paint finish. Still awesome.
@@kevinisawake $11 if you use spray paint
I like how you used various cutting tools from simple tools to power tools
Pretty sure this is doable for a beginner. Thanks Glen, always wanted to start working with wood and this might be my start!
That's the goal :).
@@DIYCreators contact please
This is a great project. The best tip was one you didn't even narrate. I love how you used the painter's tape to hold up the end of the tape measure.
Painters Tape? Where was it please? Did i miss something?
3.36 min from video
me too
that achieved nothing tho ngl
@@theresanguyen9133 when he was measuring the wall to mark for the anchors and screws.
I'm a beginner woodworker and I'm hooked! Have built an Adirondack chair and a French Bench so far and have been stunned and elated at what I apparently can do. Just found your channel, you describe everything so succinctly and explain your choices. Thanks for sharing your talent!
Glad to see your channeling blowing lately Glen. It's about time with all the amazing work you've done brother.
Thanks Chad! It's been unreal to see the growth. I can't thank everyone enough for the support.
DIY Creators are you still going to restore a table
Wyatt Delashmutt Yep I gave you my word a while back. I been crazy busy. I have to find one at a yard sale or something.
DIY Creators I got a bunch of tables! lol. Those shelves are beautiful. Tfs.
DIY Creators what is the paint that you chose for this project? I love this paint!!
hey, that's a pretty good tip using the strip of wood to mark the hole locations...I'll will for sure use that next time. keep the great vids coming.
Nice quick and easy project. And I liked the dowel usage vs screws. Good stuff!
Thank you!
@@DIYCreators I am going use dowel but I am not professional
@@B.Natesan How did it turn out for you?
@@quinnthereaux7719 somehow I made it
For the love of holy crap you are amazing. Thank you for doing what very few people can do. Make a video that is perfect. It is a level 10 informative and a level 0 on "hey look at me try to be funny and cute". People like you are an endangered species on TH-cam. Keep it up I'll watch every one you've got cause theres actually something to learn and it wastes non of my time. Glad I came across this stuff. Thank you.
Bro your fucken beast. 3 Years late and i cant help to admire your craft with simple instructions.
You kind of forgot to mention the $5000 tools to use
Yea homie, I was bout to say this
I made these about three or four years ago and I used only $300 worth of used tools most of them were handles. It really can be done and I sold quite a few of them.
Tools are an investment in independence.
I have been a woodworker for about 20 years. Good job! Ideas that I had not thought of before.
Thank you! :)
Love the transfer hole guide
Thanks man.
Best box shelf tutorial out there. And one that doesn't require a miter saw or table planer. 👍
Don't know why I never thought of the scrap wood trick to space the mounting holes. Great tip!
I love a man who can build..these turned out beautiful..love that paint color also.
Those shelfs look waaayyy more expensive than they really are. Great job
Thank you!
I agree. Will be making these.
Very simple, very elegant! Well done. This small project should encourage non-woodworkers to build this for their home.
Wow! Simple and elegant. Nice project. Thanks!
Thank goodness! I dont need a bunch of crazy tools or unneeded steps to build something! Great for beginners like me!
Right on time! New place not enough storage but a lot of wall property.
always nice and smart with you. greetings from France
I really like this guy. He explains things very well and appeals to the average guy trying to get a job done!
hi man, i love your work, and i was wondering if you can show us how to make a terrarium with plexiglas and conctrete or wood
Excellent channel - Done 2 projects from here already (TV back panel and this one to go underneath the panel for the soundbar + electronics hidden in the shelf)
Wow is so beautiful. Great talent! 😱. Keep it up . And thanks for tutoring. I will try this for my restrooms
You can even do your own floating shelves with just the one piece of wood and paint it. And of course to sand it down for more smoother finish. This was excellent great job young man.
Really simple and elegant !
I can't believe I did not think of making shelves like this. Cause This is exactly how I make my joints. I literally just made 5 of those last week for shelves in a cabinet.... I just need to get a larger piece of wood for this.
This dude is a madman
This is just what I wanted.. You were to the point and all your ideas are really great. Very well explained for a novice like me who doesn't have good options to buy in market and carpenter charge a bomb to make it for you in INDIA... You are a life saver...
Love that trick for hanging man going to use it 😄👍🏽
There is a lot of beauty in simplicity. This is just about as simple as it gets. Very cool. Love it.
Excellent! Love the choice of paint.
This is probably the least expensive and yet durable diy floating shelves tutorial I have seen yet! Thanks for the video! 2:27
😍 such a beautiful shelf and I'm from Cali you don't see too many brothers handy with a tool so this was uber sexy to me lol
Every time I see your videos I’m amazed by your creativity. God bless you & keep on creating showing us how too
I'll try to impress my wife with this one.
hahaha, nice :D
Your video was informative and I thought the way you built things was correct. Appreciated the dowels and the fact you didnt take short cuts. looks good
yass genius! can't wait to try this!😁
I wish I found this channel sooner. Great stuff man. And that trick with the scrap wood to make sure the holes line up everytime not only blew my mind but was so simple I had a "why didn't I think of that?
" moment.
I swear my future husband needs to be handy.
Alexis Patrice
I am, could do this no problem!! 😁😁😁 lol sorry I had to!!
Never know I’m still available
Just marry a man with loads of cash then pay someone to do all this stuff for you.
Thanks again for another awesome tutorial, I have been debating on what macrame pattern I was going to use to make a toilet roll hammock, basket, or whatever. But now I have the perfect, easy & fast shelf to not only use for toilet rolls but also a real nice decor in my loo too, lol. I truly find your videos really helpful. Thanks again & keep up your awesome work!! Cheers from Aotearoa.
Great video - I like how you show both options (people who have hand tools and people who have power tools). Also, just very clear, easy to understand and a nice length of video too!
A nice and simple instructional video on a project that doesn't require a garage full of specialized tools. Thank you.
Your welcome :)
I love this project. It's so simple yet very elegant.
ty, appreciate this video so much! Budget, lack of tools, and no idea how to use one of those anchor things. Now I know!
My 'woodworking' tools consist of a hand-saw & a speed-square. But I'm going to build this for my living room.I'm also going to check out your 'Limited Tools' videos!
Trying this as we speak for a bathroom I just built. It'll add a very nice touch
Very easy-looking. You make it simple and attractive.
Great video. Straight and to the point, clear and concise.
I love how you give many options how to tackle the different steps. Really encouraging if one sees that there is more than one solution. Keep that up!
Thanks!
I love the trick where you tape the tape, never considered that
Help I accidentally built a floating shelf !!
All of your projects look amazing, but this is one I may actually be able to do to spruce up my guest bathroom. The wood guide is genius! Thank you!
chido =)
luis rivera +
This way looks so much better and easier than other videos I've watched on floating shelves!
Thank you for showing just how easy these types of projects are. Very helpful!
Your ability to show how simple can save money on furnishing a house or apartment
These small and beginner friendly projects are great. Nice work.
Thanks!
great job Glenn! I'll be stealing this idea for storage in our bathroom, but with pallet boards more than likely!
Hey Glenn? You're a genius! In all my years I've never thought once about using painters tape to hold my tape measure. Thank you for the quick tip!
This is one of you're best videos yet very detailed.
Thank you!
Thank you so much! I dreaded starting a project for the first time, but came across your video. I have received so many compliments thanks to you!
Great stuff as usual.
Very smart to show various ways to do you some steps, varying the tools and methods. This really helps beginners.
Go man go.
Thanks man :). Im always looking out for the beginners.
Looks good! I would do as you mentioned and cut the corners at 45 degree angles for a cleaner finish.
I have that same table. Makes jobsites so much easier to work on.
Brand new to woodworking - your videos are gold!
Thank you for sharing this very nice and simple way to make shelving this is what I have been looking for a perfect look Thailand 🇹🇭
Haven’t got to make it yet but I could rewatch it over and over . Thanks for sharing . I love how you did the key hole portion ; never thought of that :) continue more great videos 🖐🏼👍
Again. Excellent work Glen. You're a true tradesman. Regards from Ireland. This one I'll do for a new bathroom fit I'm doing. Cheers. Dave.
Thanks man! :)
i'm starting my own workshop at home because of your great vids, I wish I could have all of that usefull tools you got, thanx greetings from Cancun, Mexico
Nice video. Straight to the point. Even leaving out the obvious stuff that even beginners know how to do, which is perfect. Am going to use this idea.
Excellent demo! Crisp, clear, and concise!
Nice , simple and easy , i like the way you mentioned the 3 kind of saws, good job!!!
Thanks!
I loved your tips! I watched another video but the guy used thousands of dollars in equipment and I was like, there just has to be another way, haha. This is exactly what I was looking for and love how you show mods for different budgets and skill levels. Can't wait to make this!
Keep up the great videos! Love your common sense approach. It's refreshing to see a craftsman who doesn't have a whole garage full of Festool Kits. Got to get me some more painter's tape.
Thank you!
Your video now look doable for beginners because of extra steps you took, thanks Glenn! :D
You're welcome!
I love watching. Very easy to follow. Thanks.
You are amazing. You remind me of my dad, who is a carpenter. Just love your work!!!!!
Awesome, Thank you. :)
I love your channel .
Greetings from the south of Spain.
A beginner.
Thanks! :)
Alright, you've just earned yourself another subscriber. I am totally going to make these.
Great job. Watching in England across the pond.
Quick and easy project.Thank for sharing your ideas.
man I dunno what it is but somehow your voice makes this so much more interesting and cool lol
You are King of DIY Carentry
This is one of the best diy shelves I've seen so far. Thank you for sharing.
great job Glenn they turned out really well. Cheap and highly functional thanks for sharing.
Thanks buddy :)
Thank you for the video. I have been looking to install shelves and though it wasn't the main topic, seeing how you installed them helped me out in understanding the process.
love the tape hack and using a piece of wood for location reference. great knowledge transfer. thank you, sir.
You're welcome :)
I don't normally comment on videos but after watching this I had to. you sir are a genius, I subscribed just for this video and now I'm going to start watching all your others. keep it up!
Thanks man!
I love this!!! Not exactly easy for first timers but provided you follow the directions you should be fine. This is really cute.
Thank you. I agree.
You are so talented. I am impressed. I want to try but don't have the right tools. I will check your list.
You are the guy! Congratulations from Florida.
Love these shelves! I am doing my whole house in mid-century modern and these will fit right in. Love the paint and all the great tips!
Simple, easy, creative, great looking. Wish I found your channel sooner.
This is awesome 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾 as a beginner there are so many useful tips
Big fan of you sir
And your work is just remarkable
All the best for your future projects
I love how u show the way to cut with each saw, awesome how to video
Thank you.
Nice vid! and some great tips too. I always make the wood wet and let it dry before sanding. this brings out the nuts and the paint job looks much smoother.