I really love what you guys do on this channel. I know it's hard to keep positive at times - most times these days - but watching your videos tells me it is possible. I look forward to seeing more from the Pit project as well, that was a really cool concept that I think is interesting and really inventive. You are both really inspirational and I can't thank you enough for existing and creating more than just content here. May the Force be with you!
@@TheSmugglersRoom I have tried for years to just drill a hole in a wall to hang a frame, end result, at best, is generally half a drill bit off to one side no matter how much time I take to measure and "pre-tap" the pilot hole. I am in total admiration of your skills. You have inspired me to visit hardware stores. Last year, I started making lightsabers out of plumbing parts, my kids love it.
Just sat down and watched this while building the Bandai U-Wing and TIE Striker model set with my son. A few of these builds I hadn’t seen so it was great to get caught up. Awesome stuff as always!
Great compilation of the Star Wars Wall Project construction process, not only we can see how much you have advanced but also how creative you are, thanks for sharing, I learn a lot watching your videos for personal projects
It's crazy how you managed to build all of that in an hour! 😋 Nice compilation video. It was fun seeing all of these individual project videos again and watch you tie them all together.
I have most every computer and component since 1988. I traded and sold some while building the best gaming rig, 30 years ago. Many cases, boards, cards, drives and more. Lots of neat stuff to use. And many interesting plumbing, HVAC, electrical, automotive, farm equipment and electronic bits.
@@TheSmugglersRoom And watching you gives me new ideas on how to use them. A big thank you for sharing everything you do. Now I just have to save up for a laser cutter to make panels easier and cleaner.
This was truly an epic video, and a big shot to the arm for the channel, I think. I know you can't afford to put stuff like this together all the time, but I really enjoyed it.
Oh I love ❤ your videos so much, I know ive said it so many times but they are so inspirational. Being out of a job right now I have time to start projects, but no money. This room build sets my mind in motion for my upstairs garage room. It's my art room and catch all space but I want a Hero Lair and this is so encouraging. I'll let you know if I start. Keep up the good work inspiring.
Man, I can remember checking out the first version of the room on the RPF years ago. As much as I loved the first iteration, the new version just keeps getting better. :)
Hey, Man! It was good meeting you at CEDIA. Going to use some of your insights for my F16 flight sim. Also watching your content makes me wish I went with my original idea of a Star Wars home theater theme.
Nice refreshers on the wall build.....you even had a visit from R2 in there....but did the smart gonk droid get jealous of no screen time this vid? 😊 Keep up the great content Brian!
Was that a sneak peek of somebody soon to be ship build lol boss still love your work ,excited to see the miss and junkyard Jedi on there with you hammer out a new project together, build on man
Does the alcohol help paint adhere better to the plastic? Might try that on my rain barrels. No matter how much sanding/priming I do it doesn't want to stay. 😅
It’s does, but honestly some plastics just won’t accept paint. The type and treatment of the plastic can be so wildly different from product to product unfortunately
Great inspirational video. But im stuck on my room build. Any advice would be helpful. Maybe we could talk about it soon. Let me know how to contact you about this block I'm having. Thanks again for the awesome video.
It sort of depends. In this larger wall section we attached runners to the studs in the wall and then the new wall pieces to those runners. In other situations the French cleat approach works great. So it sort of depends and I approach each with whatever works best for that situation.
It was a one time buy on ebay. The seller had pulled them off an old factory machine. Ebay has that sort of stuff all the time, you just have to keep searching.
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"One man's junk is another man's greeblies" is such an awesome statement that really sums up the maker movement in general!
right? Totally agreed!
Absolutely LOVE this video and pulling the other items on to make a larger, cohesive build. Thank you!!
Glad you like it! Thank you!
Oh wow, almost an hour long! Making coffee and breakfast and settling in to watch. Super stoked to see this one!
Thank you. We were asked if we could put a video together of building our full wall and here it is!
Perfect video to get the creative juices flowing this morning over my morning coffee!
Thank you so much!
brilliant, did not realise it was almost an hour until I started to watch. Loved every second. Thanks Brian x
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Most Excellent! Parts is Parts! 👌🏻
Thank you
I really love what you guys do on this channel. I know it's hard to keep positive at times - most times these days - but watching your videos tells me it is possible. I look forward to seeing more from the Pit project as well, that was a really cool concept that I think is interesting and really inventive. You are both really inspirational and I can't thank you enough for existing and creating more than just content here. May the Force be with you!
This was a great way to watch all the previous videos again!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I find it incredible how perfectly parallel and perpendicular all your lines look, and your circled cut-outs seem so well centred.
Thank you!!! It takes time, but totally worth it!
@@TheSmugglersRoom I have tried for years to just drill a hole in a wall to hang a frame, end result, at best, is generally half a drill bit off to one side no matter how much time I take to measure and "pre-tap" the pilot hole. I am in total admiration of your skills. You have inspired me to visit hardware stores. Last year, I started making lightsabers out of plumbing parts, my kids love it.
Just sat down and watched this while building the Bandai U-Wing and TIE Striker model set with my son. A few of these builds I hadn’t seen so it was great to get caught up. Awesome stuff as always!
That is awesome! Thank you so much!
Such amazing work that combines tech, art and engineering.
Thank you so much!
This is TOO AWESOME for words!!!
@@AphroditeLee thank yoy
Great compilation of the Star Wars Wall Project construction process, not only we can see how much you have advanced but also how creative you are, thanks for sharing, I learn a lot watching your videos for personal projects
Thank you very much!
I'm so happy you're back to posting videos. You fucking rock.
LOL. Thank you! Good to be back.
It's crazy how you managed to build all of that in an hour! 😋
Nice compilation video. It was fun seeing all of these individual project videos again and watch you tie them all together.
Thank you so much 😁
It's amazing to see how far this build has come, especially for the fact that you ended up starting it completely over.
Thank you! Yeah, it was a tough pill to swallow but sometimes you have to. LOL
Looking forward to the future of this project!
Thank you! Us too. Things are really coming along!
I have most every computer and component since 1988. I traded and sold some while building the best gaming rig, 30 years ago. Many cases, boards, cards, drives and more. Lots of neat stuff to use.
And many interesting plumbing, HVAC, electrical, automotive, farm equipment and electronic bits.
Sounds like a treasure of greeblies you have there!
@@TheSmugglersRoom And watching you gives me new ideas on how to use them. A big thank you for sharing everything you do. Now I just have to save up for a laser cutter to make panels easier and cleaner.
Some awesome inspirations! The hour just flew by thanks Brian 🤓🤓🤓
Thank you for watching. So glad you enjoyed it!
wow so cool
Thank you!
This was truly an epic video, and a big shot to the arm for the channel, I think. I know you can't afford to put stuff like this together all the time, but I really enjoyed it.
Thank you very much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it.
That drain light is still one of my favorite builds.
So fun right? I found some more options for that too! You'll be seeing that very very soon!
I’m liking this before I even watch it. Almost an hour 👍🏼👌🏻❤️💪🏼🦾
Hope you enjoy. We thought it was a great way to share the entire build in one marathon episode.
Oh I love ❤ your videos so much, I know ive said it so many times but they are so inspirational. Being out of a job right now I have time to start projects, but no money. This room build sets my mind in motion for my upstairs garage room. It's my art room and catch all space but I want a Hero Lair and this is so encouraging. I'll let you know if I start. Keep up the good work inspiring.
Thank you very much. Very excited that you are gearing up for a build, that's great!
Man, I can remember checking out the first version of the room on the RPF years ago. As much as I loved the first iteration, the new version just keeps getting better. :)
Thank you!! Those days on the RPF is what started this all!
The Arduino info was very helpful as I am new to it and it will help with my project.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you!
Great video as always Brian! Really enjoyed watching this! Always love room build videos!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching.
@@TheSmugglersRoom If you don’t mind me asking, what do you use for a black wash?
Oh this is going to be good
Enjoy!!
Wow awesome vid today God bless u both.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cool stuff, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamaizing bro!!!! nice to see results...
Thanks, glad you liked it.
Hey, Man! It was good meeting you at CEDIA. Going to use some of your insights for my F16 flight sim. Also watching your content makes me wish I went with my original idea of a Star Wars home theater theme.
Great to meet you too sir! That F16 sim you are building is outstanding!!! Also, it's never to late to convert your theater!
@@TheSmugglersRoom Unfortunately that's true
Awesome!!
Thanks!
Nice refreshers on the wall build.....you even had a visit from R2 in there....but did the smart gonk droid get jealous of no screen time this vid? 😊 Keep up the great content Brian!
Lol, thank you! The Gonk is always jealous.
Was that a sneak peek of somebody soon to be ship build lol boss still love your work ,excited to see the miss and junkyard Jedi on there with you hammer out a new project together, build on man
@@miltonthacker1586 yes indeed, it certainly was. More soon!
With all those hard drive motors Brian, you will have to fight the Jawas to keep them away
No doubt!!!
Impressive doesn't begin to due justice to this build! How big is this space?
Thank you! It is not a super large room. roughly 900 square feet.
Did I miss the shopping list for all the stuff that was used ? Also didn't see a link for the programming academy for dummies like ME! Thanks
Hey there! So sorry, yes I neglected to get that into the description, i'll do my best to get that in there.
Yay!!!!
enjoy!
Does the alcohol help paint adhere better to the plastic? Might try that on my rain barrels. No matter how much sanding/priming I do it doesn't want to stay. 😅
It’s does, but honestly some plastics just won’t accept paint. The type and treatment of the plastic can be so wildly different from product to product unfortunately
Wait a second, that eye candy inside Fusion 360 only lasted a few seconds. Any chance you could make a video just on that?
LOL . . . coming soon, trust me ;)
Great inspirational video. But im stuck on my room build. Any advice would be helpful. Maybe we could talk about it soon. Let me know how to contact you about this block I'm having. Thanks again for the awesome video.
Thank you. You can reach us at info@thesmugglersroom.com
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How do you generally attach the pieces to the wall? French cleat?
It sort of depends. In this larger wall section we attached runners to the studs in the wall and then the new wall pieces to those runners.
In other situations the French cleat approach works great.
So it sort of depends and I approach each with whatever works best for that situation.
First Comment....Yay...Thanks for all the inspiration
Thank you for watching!
@@TheSmugglersRoom Amazon thanks you for the CO2 laser cuter I bought 😂
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do you have the link to the 100 buttons pack
It was a one time buy on ebay. The seller had pulled them off an old factory machine. Ebay has that sort of stuff all the time, you just have to keep searching.
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