Building The FANCIEST Floating Shelves EVER!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ธ.ค. 2022
- DIY Floating shelves with LED lights hardwired to wall dimmer switch
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Awesome book that gives you step-by-step photos th-cam.com/users/postUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt and directions to make every day project. I can see myself making a few of these projects and giving them as housewarming and holiday gifts!
Also, if you allow me a suggestion that I regret not having done this on mine as well, put a LED string on the upper side of the top shelf as well.. as you could see in the last pic at the end when you turn off all the lights and just turn on the shelving lights, the upper side of top shelf is dark. But as always, great execution and awesome craft, Alex. You are the best
Or just turn all 3 shelves upside down?
After studying your videos and calculating our space where we want floating shelves...We are going to attempt at your floating shelves this month- you make it look easy! Thank you so much for the links also... wish us luck!
Looks great, but I would have also added lights on top of the top shelf to add some glow to those plants as well.
Looks great!! You could have just plugged the driver into the outlet and hid it under the desk and only ran the low voltage wire up the wall to the shelves. Would have made the install a little easier! You can get LEDs with a wireless rf dimmer remote and mount the holder to wall. Next time 😉
This channel and Drew Build’s Stuff have hands down the best DIY content. Another great video as always!
Wow looks great!!!!!!
Eres un artista.👏👏👏👏👏.
MAESTRO.. Bendiciones...
Nice job and thank you for going with long mitres! Looks great with the bright, warm glow of the leds
Great project!
Honestly, I like your RYOBI shop. Proof to all that "price of tools" doesn't equal skill in the shop. Thanks for this video.
Love the mitre hood!
That looks amazing! Nice work Mr. Build It!
Looks nice 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰.
Loved the way you made it Brother. Genius at work. Great JOB ! :)
Great work
Man I love you videos! As a first home buyer last year I have been using your videos as a staple for inspiration and ideas to make my house a home! Thnx 🤘🏾👹 keep up the great builds, looking forward to the next video!
love it!
I want this in my pantry so bad!
Nice work! Why did you have the LED strips facing down instead of up? I was anticipating that you'd have them face up and at the front edge of each shelf simply to highlight the items on the shelf.
Great video.. shelves look great with lights but I was trying to figure out how you hid the 18/2 wire on the right side for each shelf.
Beautiful job. only recomendation is to add leds to the top of the uppershelf
I used those diffusers on light strips outside and a rubber mallet works great getting those covers on. Nice shelves!
Very nice
Can you please do a video where you show exact measurements of the floating shelves and also how you made the router cuts. I'm having a difficult time making the side miter cuts line up. It's either to long or to wide.
I did this exact project over my wife's craft desk a few years ago, except I routed a channel for the LED's so they didn't go all the way to the ends. I also used plexiglass that I sanded as the diffuser, which allowed it to pick up some of the gray stain and blend in. She thought it was ridiculous until she turned them on. I should have had the camera rolling to catch her telling me I was right, then maybe I could get away with a few more things in my projects haha.
Great job. And you are ready to steal Irina's job as Chief Decorating Officer!
MOVE THE COMPUTER ! So much dust just went into that one xD
All the comments were making me think it was gonna look bad when he was done but it looks amazing! You see the strip of lights but they still look amazing!
This is glorious. Great work!
Can I use this design for floating book shelves? Will it support that kind of weight?
I've always wanted some floating shelves to show off my giant wooden chain links.
Thanks!
Super cool build 👏
Question: what was your reason to put the led strip closer to the wall vs closer to the lip 0f the shelf? I’ve seen them done both ways and am trying to figure out what would be best for my project. TIA 🙏
Love this.. any chance you can upload this to your site and get the plans...lol!
are splines unnecessary for joining the mitered boards?
Too Good
Damn! That’s good
I have a question about the wiring for the LED. Did you daisy chain them inside the wall with the leads coming through the shelf support? I watched a few times hoping to see a camera angle that showed how you hid the wires.
You can daisy chain them or run each one back to the transformer. It makes no difference one way or the other. Just if you daisy chain them make sure your wire is rated for the full amperage of all the lights. Your lights will have a watt/foot rating and match your wire to the watts. Wire is in measured in amps. So take the watts of the lights and divide the volts of the lights and it will give you the amps of your lights.
how did u connect the dimmer switch?
do you have the specs and sizing of the lumber needed
Ah perfect timing! My wife has been wanting to do floating shelves for awhile and I always wanted to install light in them!
that's awesome
Same here 😆
It would have been nice if you did a close up and more in depth explanation of what you meant with the visuals of your measurements when explaining the 45 degree miter. Like what did you mean by adding 3/4 length or subtracting 3/4 length?
You shouldn’t have route the channel for LEDs all the way through the shelf. You could have stopped 1/2” before the and and no caps would be needed.😉
My wife and I play a game with his videos.... Finding all the "easter eggs" of things we would never allow.
@@MrPhilGainer hope its not a drinking game....you would get wasted.
exposed leds look terrible, that’s a good way to be lazy…
Damn bro you’re the real deal
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This dude is killin the game. Great work Alex
Love your videos man, when you add all the numbers at the end, I always wonder how many hours it took!
How thick is the material you are using in this video is it half inch or three-quarter inch and is that a maple grain to that plywood
Where did you get the wall Mount video light for video calls and such? Would love one for my office when I make yt videos!
What are the finished dimensions of the shelves?
I wouldn't say edgebanding the face of the floating shelves is beginner to intermediate. I would say it's quicker, easier and smarter in my opinion. I've done this method many times and works great and seamless. Anyways nice work👍
Is that half or 3/4 inch plywood?
how much weight could I put on a floating shelf like this?? I need Corner floating shelves for my books
Honestly i think the shelves turned out beautiful and i'm with you you can hide it behind something it's all the way up there and again trying not to burn down a house
Wonderful job
Rock Star... :)
Off topic, but I’m trying to add a bedroom upstairs in the game room, would I just frame it on top of a cross beam and nail it into that or is there another way? please leave me some tips
great job looks great !! thanks for the vid... now come wire my house? lol
Did you use a dado stack to make the channel for the diffuser? Great video BTW
yes he did
I think your channel makes every man jealous
You should check out rubio monocoat for your finishes. I think you'd like them
I like that you aren’t afraid to say you made a mistake, show it, and then correct it. Some TH-camrs are so fake and will not share that. You kept it real the whole video. Good work!
i agree
did you consider putting another strip of lights at the top - back of the top shelf? so that top shelf isn't so dark with the others well lit?
I never knew that i needed to watch randy orton making shelves, but here I am, hitting the like button.
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Great Job!!
Nice.. Suggestion.. adding another strip to the top face of the top shelf ...
How many hours did this take?
When you plan stuff out your videos and work are amazing.
Looks great, but you need a led strip on the top of the top shelf to keep the lights consistent. The back wall of the top shelf would be lighted like the rest.
I just recently found your channel and I love the builds. I think the power brick on top is fine. Like you said haters will hate. I do think it would have been really cool to do a double light for the top shelf so the top was lit up as well. Maybe a future mod.
That was my thought as well. It would take this beautiful job up another level.
It would kinda mess with the location of the driver, but it would balance out the light in the room.
I think that, if I were to do it, I would probably run the lights at the front of the shelves, but running the dado at a 45° to the wall so as to Illuminate the front of the trinkets instead of the wall behind the stuff.
I'm not hating, just mentioning what I would do differently in case anyone else needed ideas.
These shelves, and this build itself, are awesome.
Nice build! How much would you sell those for if you were building to sell?
No links??
Wish you showed the wiring more in depth like a how to
what shirt you rocking in this?
New viewer here. What battery operated tool brand do you recommend? haha
Those LEDs really made this a notch above the rest. Great Job!
Great vid, what brand sander is your go to for projects?
Quick question, what sanding paper do you recommend for wood?
Suggestion on the fish tape: Cut a piece about 8 feet long and bend the fresh cut end around to match the other. This way when you have the small projects, your not messing with 50 feet roll.
Now flip them over so the LEDs are on the top and you get a nice ambient reflected light.
very nicely done. great install and good selection on the LED strip
Can I just hire you please
You guys will forget all about $90 ply when that wood-filler bill comes in the mail. 🤣🤣
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wood filler for sure has its uses, but that was definitely excessive
Love your videos, but...... YOU NEED A BIGGER WORK SHOP!
I’m not a mathematician but I went all the way through to Trigonometry. I’m not a dumb person! With that said, why on God’s green earth can I NEVER cut/measure miter ends correctly 😢 It doesn’t matter if I triple check, once the cuts are finished there are always a couple that are off and I have a gap. 😩
Is there any wisdom to making the miter slightly more aggressive ( like 46 degrees ) so you can get the two ends to meet up with zero gaps?
Maybe flip them over so the lights shine upward and the top shelf gets illuminated? Seems like the better aesthetic overall.
By far one of my favorite builders to learn from. Went to website and didn’t see the new merch when is it going to be on there? I need both!
what in the ryobi HQ
Great build! Add a wireless charger inside the bottom shelf.
Definitely should put one channel on the top,shelf that points upward
Does he like Ryobi?
Most of the time, when the wire isn't color coded, one side will have some ribs, and the other half will be smooth - might help in the future!
how did you fish the led wire through the wall? i guess i don't understand lol
Could we get a link to the DTF lighting LED's please?
looks great! I think if I were to do it in my home I would put the lights on the top of the shelf so they're hidden from view and every shelf is illuminated.
If your table saw has a single phase induction motor, get the capacitors checked out. If they are lower in mfd (its only +/- 5% name plate mfd usually) your motor will draw more current under certain loads causing the motor overload to trip. Its a common fault in table saws, compressors etc. better to catch it early than to have your motor burn out