RIcky, this JUST came up in my recommended videos and I somehow missed it when you posted but… I freaking LOVE this set up. As in, my mind is a turning… like maybe in my work office, I could switch it over to studio and do something like this. I love it. Great job, my friend!
Thanks for sharing your setup. I love your space. How did you attach the ball head to the TV mount? Does the hot shoe adaptor come off the ball head? Thanks
Thanks for this i have been waiting . I love it. Where did you get the white lamps attached to the desk. Does the camera angle rotate. Thank this was helpful.
If you want to keep the top from sliding, I found another video where someone showed how to screw down those feet. The feet actually pop off of the legs, and you can use a screw and a washer to secure them to the shelf below.
@@BromeroCards I believe this is it. I think he's using the same short Ikea legs. He starts on the feet at about 2:50. th-cam.com/video/QvBZ8Pe7wQw/w-d-xo.html
Takeaway: You toucan navigate the jungles of Ikea and make the trek home with a trunk full of the essential gear to equip your craftroom with this awesome desk. 🤭
Hi. I loved what you did with the work table. I want to do something similar but I have one question. When you work at this table, do you work standing or sitting? Because I have the impression that the table is too high to work sitting.......I love crafting and my specialty is sewing and handcraft painting...... Thanks
Thank you for explaining your desk and camera set up! I have a question and that is, when you are crafting and filming at same time, does your desk wobble or move at all and make the camera stand shake or is it pretty sturdy? I find that most of the time my desk is pretty sturdy, but sometimes it can move slightly depending on certain things I do whilst crafting! Cheers and hope to hear back soon 😊
The table can move sometimes but it’s usually sturdy and the motion isn’t really notice on video. You can watch the last 10 or so videos on my channel to see.
Oh Ricky, first I LOVE your shirt and that elephant clock😍😍😍 I just showed this to my hubby so he can make this desk for me!🤗🤗🤗 I LOOOOOOVE it!
Yasss so happy for you.
such a joy to see your space- tfs
Thanks so much!
Wonderful set up thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
I love this desk
RIcky, this JUST came up in my recommended videos and I somehow missed it when you posted but… I freaking LOVE this set up. As in, my mind is a turning… like maybe in my work office, I could switch it over to studio and do something like this. I love it. Great job, my friend!
Yay I’m glad I could help!
Thank you Ricky I’m finding my current work table is too low and giving me back issues so Ive been looking for options and this has helped.
Awesome! Yay!
Thank you for sharing! Room looks terrific!
You’re welcome.
Your desk is ingenious! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much.
I'm looking for inspiration for a multipurpose computer craft drawing drafting concept desk. Thanks.
This was very kind of you to do. As others have commented, you have a great studio! Thanks for sharing.
thanks for taking the time to show us all how you did your desk, I am looking into something similar as well, love your setup, new subbie, thanks ..
Thank you so much!
OMG, pelon that was great! You're a computer for figuring that all out. I'm still waiting for the fountain pen video by the way.... xo!
It’s coming :)
Thank you for sharing your setup, I am moving at the end of the summer and this will be helpful for creating my new space!!!!
Great set up!!! Thank you for sharing!
Fabulous set up! I’m going to add to work load though. Could you talk about and video your lighting?
Sure. I’m actually still working on lighting and trying to find the perfect set up for it.
Thanks for sharing your setup. I love your space. How did you attach the ball head to the TV mount? Does the hot shoe adaptor come off the ball head? Thanks
Thanks for this i have been waiting . I love it. Where did you get the white lamps attached to the desk. Does the camera angle rotate. Thank this was helpful.
The lamps are from ikea and the camera can rotate 365
@@BromeroCards thanks you are the greatest.
🥰
If you want to keep the top from sliding, I found another video where someone showed how to screw down those feet. The feet actually pop off of the legs, and you can use a screw and a washer to secure them to the shelf below.
That’s awesome. Please share.
@@BromeroCards I believe this is it. I think he's using the same short Ikea legs. He starts on the feet at about 2:50.
th-cam.com/video/QvBZ8Pe7wQw/w-d-xo.html
What camera do you use?
I use a Canon SL3. I have it listed in the video description and linked.
This is the dream!!!
Takeaway: You toucan navigate the jungles of Ikea and make the trek home with a trunk full of the essential gear to equip your craftroom with this awesome desk. 🤭
You’re a crazy bird. 🦜
Hi. I loved what you did with the work table. I want to do something similar but I have one question. When you work at this table, do you work standing or sitting? Because I have the impression that the table is too high to work sitting.......I love crafting and my specialty is sewing and handcraft painting...... Thanks
I do both. I have a barstool height drafting chair!
@@BromeroCards thanks. But for a sewing machine it gets hard since I have de pedal .....maybe without the extra storage.......
Thank you for explaining your desk and camera set up! I have a question and that is, when you are crafting and filming at same time, does your desk wobble or move at all and make the camera stand shake or is it pretty sturdy? I find that most of the time my desk is pretty sturdy, but sometimes it can move slightly depending on certain things I do whilst crafting! Cheers and hope to hear back soon 😊
The table can move sometimes but it’s usually sturdy and the motion isn’t really notice on video. You can watch the last 10 or so videos on my channel to see.
@@BromeroCards thanks! I will :)
Thank you!!!
You are so wonderful
Thank you.