Need the hanging bracket for your wood shelf? I am going to be making hanging brackets for purchase. All you will need to do is cut your wood to side and paint. The rest will be in the hanging bracket kit. The kit is $60 with free shipping (Free shipping CONUS only). Email me at PopCultureLivingRoom@gmail.com
I had a rare good youtube recommendation on my frontpage that lead me to your video series on how to build a garage shelf and I highly enjoyed your videos! I just moved recently, and I used to have my whole collection crammed in a pair of detolf but they are pretty fragile and I really wanted to move into more solid displays. I've been struggling with what kind of bookshelf to use (I do like me some IKEA billies but with glass doors they tend to need to be mounted to the walls and I'm renting...) those garage shelves really look incredible! I'm not sure yet if I have the space for one, but it's definitely opened up my mind on the possibilities for display. I also love the lower cost, the customizability(?) and I love how much weight they can hold! No risk of exploding glass here! I also really want to build dioramas for my figures someday and I think these shelves would be perfect. Honestly they also seem like an interesting option for holding artbook collections, with how heavy they are! Anyway, Just wanted to thank you for sharing the process on youtube! It was super interesting and very well explained!
Thank you so much! I'm happy you enjoyed the videos. If you do decide to make your own display, please do not hesitate to reach out to me if you have any questions. Thank you again!
This set of vids is incredible. I was considering getting moducase, but the cost of just ONE of these is like 1/4th of what I'd spend on moducases. Couple that with my 3D printer and I could do all kinds of amazing stuff with this build. Gotta show these vids to my homies.
I'm so happy you enjoyed the videos. If you have any questions while building your display cases, please feel free to reach out to me. I'd be happy to help you out. Thank you so much for watching!
There's a solution to increasing the size and weight capacity of the wooden shelves by simply adding legs made of wooden dowel rods somewhere in the middle, you can paint them and they'll probably blend with the rest of the interior or be simply hidden by placing figures in front of them.
Thank you so much! It can easily hold as many 1/6 scale figures as you want to put on there. But I don't have an exact weight that it can withstand. At some point today I'll put some dumbbells on it and see what it can hold and I'll let you know. What were you thinking about putting on the shelf?
What do you plan on putting on the shelf? I haven't tested a 12-in shelf but I feel like you could put as many hot toys figures on it as you could fit. It's very stable. The t-brackets also come in 5-in by 5-in and that will increase the stability for holding things on the shelf. Thank you for watching! I'm glad you like the video.
Need the hanging bracket for your wood shelf? I am going to be making hanging brackets for purchase. All you will need to do is cut your wood to side and paint. The rest will be in the hanging bracket kit. The kit is $60 with free shipping (Free shipping CONUS only). Email me at PopCultureLivingRoom@gmail.com
Great tutorial, Costa. I love it when you talk millimeters 😉
Hahaha! Thanks Helen!
Your videos are great and detailed--- Thx
Thanks so much! I appreciate your support!
Another amazing video for the playlist! Well done, thank you so much! 👏
Thank you!
I had a rare good youtube recommendation on my frontpage that lead me to your video series on how to build a garage shelf and I highly enjoyed your videos! I just moved recently, and I used to have my whole collection crammed in a pair of detolf but they are pretty fragile and I really wanted to move into more solid displays. I've been struggling with what kind of bookshelf to use (I do like me some IKEA billies but with glass doors they tend to need to be mounted to the walls and I'm renting...) those garage shelves really look incredible! I'm not sure yet if I have the space for one, but it's definitely opened up my mind on the possibilities for display. I also love the lower cost, the customizability(?) and I love how much weight they can hold! No risk of exploding glass here! I also really want to build dioramas for my figures someday and I think these shelves would be perfect.
Honestly they also seem like an interesting option for holding artbook collections, with how heavy they are!
Anyway, Just wanted to thank you for sharing the process on youtube! It was super interesting and very well explained!
Thank you so much! I'm happy you enjoyed the videos. If you do decide to make your own display, please do not hesitate to reach out to me if you have any questions. Thank you again!
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊 Had a good time watching this, great content.
I'm happy you liked it!
This set of vids is incredible. I was considering getting moducase, but the cost of just ONE of these is like 1/4th of what I'd spend on moducases. Couple that with my 3D printer and I could do all kinds of amazing stuff with this build. Gotta show these vids to my homies.
I'm so happy you enjoyed the videos. If you have any questions while building your display cases, please feel free to reach out to me. I'd be happy to help you out. Thank you so much for watching!
Awesome vid Kosta thanks for all the great content.
Thank you!
damn bro, your videos deserve way way way more views. Thanks for the awesome DIY content!
Thank you so much!
Perfect instructions to follow sir. Thanks for the video! I just emailed you requesting some of those brackets. Hope to hear back soon!
Thank you for the kind words and thank you so much for watching! I'll check my email now.
There's a solution to increasing the size and weight capacity of the wooden shelves by simply adding legs made of wooden dowel rods somewhere in the middle, you can paint them and they'll probably blend with the rest of the interior or be simply hidden by placing figures in front of them.
Very good job, but do u know how much weight would the wooden shelf withstand?
Thank you so much! It can easily hold as many 1/6 scale figures as you want to put on there. But I don't have an exact weight that it can withstand.
At some point today I'll put some dumbbells on it and see what it can hold and I'll let you know.
What were you thinking about putting on the shelf?
Really awesome and detailed videos. I am thinking about doing this. Do you know how much a 12 inch shelf would hold?
What do you plan on putting on the shelf? I haven't tested a 12-in shelf but I feel like you could put as many hot toys figures on it as you could fit. It's very stable. The t-brackets also come in 5-in by 5-in and that will increase the stability for holding things on the shelf. Thank you for watching! I'm glad you like the video.
I think I would probably put around 15-20lbs on it, so kind of alot. It would be 1/6 scale figures that have a base on them.
@@ThePlastic111 That would definitely hold 15-20lbs
Will you build the base and sell it? I'm interested in buying the case. I'm from Singapore
Thank you so much for watching! I am currently not building cases to sell.
What size t-bracket did u use
I used these: amzn.to/3yzx0Wx
😂#wood😅