I like the way the top section allows a device to overhand widthways but I guess you have to make sure the device on the bottom fits within the bracket width. I'm going to use this hack to make a stand for my Arturia Beatstep pro (top) and Arturia Mini Lab (bottom) think it will just fit.
This is definitely a sweet hack stand for my Behringer RD-8 and future RD-9. Thanks for the great idea. Oh by the way, very nice track added to the video. Keeping the sounds of the drill and everything added to it. So very 80's. Lovely. 👍👍👍👍👍
Great idea and good tutorial; however, all of the parts outside of the screws and nuts are not listed. If these were made from things at IKEA, it would be helpful to list those as well. It’s a great idea, and I do want to follow-up and do this myself. Thanks for putting this video out there. 😅
If you watch from the beginning, it shows the name of the Laptop Stands he used and the Support Stands at around 0:23 and 0:27 in the video. I plan on doing this myself as well! Great idea to save some space with equipment!
@@TangoDelta70 Yes it shows the stands an supports. No it does not list where they are and my search on IKEA turned up nothing. It helps when links are provided like most TH-cam DIYselfers do.
@@The_Digital_Arts_World I looked around myself on their website and couldn't find the exact models. It's possible they don't produce them anymore as the video is from over 4 years ago. Perhaps Amazon would have options closer to what was used in the video?
I've seen the original video and yours is better, so thanks for this. Just one question: is it really stable? I read a comment under the other video, saying that when you remove the bottom toy first, then the top one may fall down. Is it true?
@@jimmywheelo I think he might mean from the video footage, it's a bit cleaner, pulled back so you can see the whole thing and he goes through the process with the drilling etc. I wouldn't take it to heart! Your idea is genius and saved so many people hundreds of dollars! You're a legend thank you
@@jimmywheelo Seeing as you're the brains behind this brilliant invention, do you think you could add a third tier to the top? Would it topple over? I've got 3 bits of gear and would love to add a third tier. Bout to buy the ingredients from ikea. Would love to hear your thoughts!
cool but I've generally found these DIY things just aren't quite right. They aren't purpose built and so there's always some compromise with them. You end up buying a proper one eventually and so it's really just a waste of time and money
You may have a point and to be honest, for the first month I didn’t actually use it in my studio. But for the last few months I’ve used this with the RD-8 on the lower tier and Behringer MS-1 on the upper tier. Video coming soon.
I like the way the top section allows a device to overhand widthways but I guess you have to make sure the device on the bottom fits within the bracket width. I'm going to use this hack to make a stand for my Arturia Beatstep pro (top) and Arturia Mini Lab (bottom) think it will just fit.
Thanks for the inspiration, just saved a bit of money not getting the roadworx stand bundle
Cheers! Built mine last night and it looks amazing. Much more sturdy than I thought it would be also. Saved me 💰💰💰
Yeah.. they’re surprisingly sturdy
Did you have to fasten it to the desk?
@@mrimc no not at all, can move it around wherever no problem. I have a pioneer toraiz sp16 on the bottom and a tr8 on top
@@lukejohnson2685 Do you think you could add a third one on top? I have the same gear as you plus an mx-1. would it topple over do you think?
@@lukejohnson2685 hmmmm... not sure that would be a good idea 😂
Will believe any advice on a channel with such a Kick Drum sound !
This is definitely a sweet hack stand for my Behringer RD-8 and future RD-9. Thanks for the great idea. Oh by the way, very nice track added to the video. Keeping the sounds of the drill and everything added to it. So very 80's. Lovely. 👍👍👍👍👍
Brilliant.
That's pretty slick - good idea!
This gave me a great idea! I can use these as shelves to mount to a rack.
You could even use them to make a shelf ;-)
Perfect hack, sweet!
nice! thanks
Great hack, best one I've found so far :)
Brilliant!
ikea are the daddy - for nice style grab some of their kitchen unit handles, about 8 -10 inch tube in chrome and about 18mm
Nice!
Nice idea!
Awesom man! :)
Shoes of font isle5. And bought the shoe rack.
Thank you
I don't think the Ekby Stodis brackets are available anymore. Can't see them anywhere........ :(
@SYHR SAMOHT You can use others too. Like sandshult, ramshult and sibbhult.
@@-xoilox-stefan2604 you think sibbhult ones work for this?
I'm sure any 4 shelf brackets will do from any hardware store
what about stability ? Looks good :)
Very good!!
My IKEA no longer has Brada :(
How stable is it? If you remove the TR-8, does it fall over? Or the bottom half has a hidden counter weight?
No, its fine.
Ekby stodis ...out of stock everywhere ...maybe discontinued?
Slick!
Nick kraftwerk style beat
Hello hack Ikea with elvarli, étagère a chaussures comme présentoir de synthétiser.
Great idea and good tutorial; however, all of the parts outside of the screws and nuts are not listed. If these were made from things at IKEA, it would be helpful to list those as well. It’s a great idea, and I do want to follow-up and do this myself. Thanks for putting this video out there.
😅
If you watch from the beginning, it shows the name of the Laptop Stands he used and the Support Stands at around 0:23 and 0:27 in the video. I plan on doing this myself as well! Great idea to save some space with equipment!
@@TangoDelta70 Yes it shows the stands an supports. No it does not list where they are and my search on IKEA turned up nothing. It helps when links are provided like most TH-cam DIYselfers do.
@@The_Digital_Arts_World I looked around myself on their website and couldn't find the exact models. It's possible they don't produce them anymore as the video is from over 4 years ago. Perhaps Amazon would have options closer to what was used in the video?
I've seen the original video and yours is better, so thanks for this. Just one question: is it really stable? I read a comment under the other video, saying that when you remove the bottom toy first, then the top one may fall down. Is it true?
It’s stable 👍
I now have mine set up wth RD8 on lower tier and MS1 on upper tier.
Better how?
It's exactly the same in every last detail.
@@jimmywheelo I think he might mean from the video footage, it's a bit cleaner, pulled back so you can see the whole thing and he goes through the process with the drilling etc. I wouldn't take it to heart! Your idea is genius and saved so many people hundreds of dollars! You're a legend thank you
@@jimmywheelo Seeing as you're the brains behind this brilliant invention, do you think you could add a third tier to the top? Would it topple over? I've got 3 bits of gear and would love to add a third tier. Bout to buy the ingredients from ikea. Would love to hear your thoughts!
This look ok to me
Which is the total dimensions with a high-view? I have a wall behind my desk I and I would know how much space it takes
38cm at its highest point
cool but I've generally found these DIY things just aren't quite right. They aren't purpose built and so there's always some compromise with them. You end up buying a proper one eventually and so it's really just a waste of time and money
You may have a point and to be honest, for the first month I didn’t actually use it in my studio. But for the last few months I’ve used this with the RD-8 on the lower tier and Behringer MS-1 on the upper tier. Video coming soon.
3 years later and its still going strong
That's awesome! You did a good job, but everyone does.