Why not use black acoustic panels or pinboard? Save on cutting sheet rock mudding, taping, sanding and painting.. less mess and much faster in my opinion.. thoughts?
Do we really need to fill with drywall mud and paint drill hole after getting fiber out ? does that drill part looks rough or similar like smooth drywall ? can you please add picture or video how does that ceiling looks like closely without turning on light ? Does it matter if we paint fiber and then cut at the end ? how much do we need to keep outside length from drill hole when we are painting ?.
I’m trying to do this in my theatre room, we have a octagon shape part in the ceiling that I’m trying to do. Does anyone have any videos or tips on how I should do this?
i assume they dont have an attic? i did mine and didnt have to do any of this. seems like a lot of extra work.. but i guess all houses dont have attics too though...
+Powertripp Productions Same thing I was just going to comment, then saw yours. IF by chance there was an attic above, this was really a dumb plan!! They seem serious and pretty thorough with most everything else though, so I'll assume there's no attic or maybe its one of those ranches with the really shallow pitched roof. I had to install a soffit vent for a bathroom exhaust fan in one maybe ten years ago and talk about claustrophobic, something I didn't know I had much trouble with until I did that one, wanted to get the HELL OUT OF THERE!!!
Were you able to lay your insulation on top of this? I'm going to be doing this to my room and I thankfully have a bare and open ceiling to do this to before laying any drywall. Just want to make sure that the fiber optics are okay under the insulation layer.
@@BloominOnion1 nope. Just drilled pin holes then stuck the fiber through just enough. They really keep them selves in places. It's easier this way if you ever have to disassemble too.
So it does not matter if the fibers get paint on them because at the end you cut the extra? I always thought they were suppose to be flush. Thank you for the video.
Hey there, a Dremel or any other cordless rotary tool will do the trick, though a small cordless drill will work as well if you're careful. I currently have a Milwaukee M12 Rotary Tool, Model 2460-21. You can buy them at any online retailer or home improvement store in the US, or a tool shop in other countries. If in doubt, go to a hardware store and as for a rotary tool. Hope that helps!
If there was an attic above I didnt want to make so many holes up into the attic, because dust coming down, hot damp air getting into the attic. And depending on the climate there could be a vapor barrier. It could be done but you would be very careful to seal up all of the holes..
Very nice indeed. But every video about drywall and mud, everyone is using way to much mud. Waste of time and mud, Apply just enough to cover the holes and corners, redo if necessary..
If you spray paint then wouldn't you paint these fibers?
Wow this system makes the installation look like a piece of cake!
This is a great idea for my media room since I can’t get into the attic. Great job.
Why not use black acoustic panels or pinboard? Save on cutting sheet rock mudding, taping, sanding and painting.. less mess and much faster in my opinion.. thoughts?
Do we really need to fill with drywall mud and paint drill hole after getting fiber out ? does that drill part looks rough or similar like smooth drywall ? can you please add picture or video how does that ceiling looks like closely without turning on light ? Does it matter if we paint fiber and then cut at the end ? how much do we need to keep outside length from drill hole when we are painting ?.
Did they ever reply?
Where could u go to get it done professionally
I’m trying to do this in my theatre room, we have a octagon shape part in the ceiling that I’m trying to do. Does anyone have any videos or tips on how I should do this?
i assume they dont have an attic? i did mine and didnt have to do any of this. seems like a lot of extra work.. but i guess all houses dont have attics too though...
+Powertripp Productions Same thing I was just going to comment, then saw yours. IF by chance there was an attic above, this was really a dumb plan!! They seem serious and pretty thorough with most everything else though, so I'll assume there's no attic or maybe its one of those ranches with the really shallow pitched roof. I had to install a soffit vent for a bathroom exhaust fan in one maybe ten years ago and talk about claustrophobic, something I didn't know I had much trouble with until I did that one, wanted to get the HELL OUT OF THERE!!!
Were you able to lay your insulation on top of this? I'm going to be doing this to my room and I thankfully have a bare and open ceiling to do this to before laying any drywall. Just want to make sure that the fiber optics are okay under the insulation layer.
did you glue them up there or no?
@@BloominOnion1 nope. Just drilled pin holes then stuck the fiber through just enough. They really keep them selves in places. It's easier this way if you ever have to disassemble too.
6:20 look at the doors
+TheDct88 WOW they messed up those doors lol
They have lights on the floor casting shadow
1 ft by 3 ft furring strips. Damm those are some big furring strips
This is overly complicated. I just drilled holes in the ceiling and popped the strands in
That sounds much easier to work from above rather than build underneath.
So it does not matter if the fibers get paint on them because at the end you cut the extra? I always thought they were suppose to be flush. Thank you for the video.
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Hello There, where do i find the drill machine for drilling wholes in the drywall for fiber optic cables?
Thank you!
Hey there, a Dremel or any other cordless rotary tool will do the trick, though a small cordless drill will work as well if you're careful.
I currently have a Milwaukee M12 Rotary Tool, Model 2460-21. You can buy them at any online retailer or home improvement store in the US, or a tool shop in other countries.
If in doubt, go to a hardware store and as for a rotary tool. Hope that helps!
Awesome great job
That ceiling really tied the room together....did it not?
I want to buy
Doing this in my mancave, that's in my garage...
Instead of making a new false ceiling couldn’t you just install from the attic into the existing ceiling?
If there was an attic above I didnt want to make so many holes up into the attic, because dust coming down, hot damp air getting into the attic. And depending on the climate there could be a vapor barrier. It could be done but you would be very careful to seal up all of the holes..
Very nice indeed. But every video about drywall and mud, everyone is using way to much mud. Waste of time and mud, Apply just enough to cover the holes and corners, redo if necessary..
I WISH I COULD MAKE MY ROOM LIKE THIS BUT WE'RE RENTING AND I'M POOR DAMN
I understand this was 5 years ago but SAME IT SUCKS
How mani cost this item
I wish I had this but I'm fucking lazy
Doors top got black too :( . bad masking
Are you kidding me cousin? for the kids? Im a grown mature man and I will die for having one in my fucking bedroom
Nice
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Ha ...ZACH!!
Not that good actually.
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