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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มี.ค. 2019
- We made a TV picture frame to compliment the other picture frames around our gallery wall.
The dimensions around the TV were measured for length, width and depth which measured about 35 x 20 x 5.5".
Using 1/2" thick poplar planks, we ripped the boards down to two strips of 35 x 5.5" and two strips of 21 x 5.5". We added an inch to the shorter side pieces to account for the thickness of the top and bottom boards.
Using a square, wood glue and brad nails we made a simple box attaching the end grain of the top and bottom boards to the side boards.
Using the left over strips from the planks, we squared them off to 1" width to frame around the box with mitered corners. Attaching these with wood glue and brad nails.
Once the glue dried, we filled the nail holes and sanded up to 220 grit using the orbital sander. Then finally wiped boiled linseed oil to protect the wood.
This was a quick and fun home decor diy project to spruce up our boring wall into a fun and functional gallery wall.
Hope you enjoyed the video!
Thanks for watching!
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What a great idea! It really makes your TV look like part of the gallery wall. Fun editing effects throughout the video too!
Thank you so much!!
Turned out great!
Super cool idea, fits right in!
BAD ASS DIY VIDEO!!! BOX OFFICE STATUS!
Thank you so much!
Wow! It looks so great! You did an awesome job. :)
A bit curious about how it allows the heat to escape.
Make holes at the top and bottom
Awesome project! You did a great job my new friend!
Great content pal
Dude thanks for making this video, it’s going to help me make my digital movie poster frame.
Awesome! Thanks for watching
So dope
thank you for watching!
Great tutorial, love the finished project.
Good work 👍. Btw you have very sharp hands 😂 new subcriber here 👋
Great job. the final product really looks nice. But one question remains; how did u finally put the frame? Is the frame resting on the TV or is it hanging on nails beneath the frame. Thanks
Thank you! The frame is just resting on the TV 🙂
That cord tho!
Looks nice but is that not going to affect the sound coming from the tv or block WiFi and Bluetooth? 🤔
Since the box isn't air tight, nor is it completely sealed against the wall since walls are never completely straight. We haven't noticed any changes to the sound.
Also, we haven't had any issues with WiFi or Bluetooth even with Amazon fire stick being our main source of entertainment. Similar to being able to receive wifi signal throughout rooms in the house through walls and doors, this box doesn't interfere at all. I suppose if we made the box out of metal then that would be another story.
Thanks for watching and bringing up some good points!
What about ventilation. The the TV get extra hot after watching for a long time?
The box is not air tight by any means and there is a small gap (about 3mm) between the box and the wall. we've had this setup for almost a year without any issues!
@@IMEEMADE Thanks for your prompt response.
@@voiceofagape7255 No problem! Thank you for watching
Nice
You are so skillful
Well done! How much did it cost to make?
Thank you! This was built pre-pandemic, costs of wood has gone up significantly but at the time I believe we paid around $30 for all the materials
@@IMEEMADE that’s awesome, I’m thinking about doing this for my tv. I have some extra baseboards that would look good on the face. Great tutorial!
@@hgiles7280 That's great! Hope you have fun with the project :)
How did you hang it?
The TV is mounted to the wall and the frame just hangs on the TV.
Is it sitting on the tv or did you attach it to the wall somehow?
Just sitting on the TV and it’s held up fine all these years 🤷🏻♀️
What wood filler do you use
I believe we used a DAP brand plastic wood filler for this project.
@@IMEEMADE Thanks it looked graet on the projekt it looks awsome
@@armandpansegrouw6302 thank you so much for checking it out!
the way this is filmed stresses me out so much. it feels like you're constantly reaching too far.
Ha! don't stress out. This is one of our first projects that we filmed, so there were many things that we were learning to do for the first time, including camera placement. Thanks for checking out the video though!
What is about overheating ?
No overheating
@@IMEEMADE how would you know if that is a close box ? After few hours of using TV, remove the box and touch the top part of the tv from inside the box.
You need to make ventilation holes at the top of the box and at the button for air flow
@@MrRamkulov I know because it's not a sealed box and it there are plenty of air gaps around where it meets the wall. Don't worry we've had this project up and running for a couple years with no issues or overheating :)
No need to show if you’re not going to say what you’re doing
You’re wrong
@@IMEEMADE what you did was lovely let me say that first but if I were trying to make one I would need Information like type of wood, how to measure etc. I meant nothing by it and apologize if I said it wrong.
@@cynthiajackson4135 Thank you for your reply. There's no need to apologize, you're welcome to express your opinions however you wish. We sometimes respond snarky :). We understand where you're coming from so we made a written article for those who'd like to make it themselves: imeemade.com/blog/tvpictureframe
Thanks for watching!
not to be that guy but this looks really bad...